Jon Murray is a senior editor for public affairs at The Denver Post. He specializes in reporting on politics, cities, transportation, and running. Jon's work has been featured in various publications, including The Denver Post, Merced Sun-Star, Gwinnett Daily Post, and more.
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Jon Murray's reporting focuses on government and politics, transportation, logistics, and travel within Colorado. He predominantly covers local news with a focus on Denver and the state of Colorado. His articles include updates about government announcements, legal policy regulations, evolving stories related to transportation mandates, airport developments, election results in Colorado as well as the stance of Colorado's members of Congress on significant matters.
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By: Jon Murray
A contracting bottleneck this year at the Colorado Department of Transportation has delayed grant agreements and payments for transit providers across the state, particularly in rural areas.
By: Jon Murray
Colorado travelers will be a nonstop flight away from the lush countryside and rich history of Ireland with the launch of new air service next spring out of Denver International Airport.
By: Jon Murray
All but one of Colorado’s members of the U.S. House of Representatives voted against Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s stopgap plan Friday afternoon to keep the federal government temporarily open.
By: Jon Murray
One Republican joined all of Colorado’s Democratic U.S. House members in voting Tuesday for the successful ouster of Speaker Kevin McCarthy — a first in congressional history.
By: Jon Murray
Voters across Colorado delivered decisive results Tuesday night on key ballot questions and in hard-fought municipal and school board races, at least most of the time.
DENVER — Voters across Colorado delivered decisive results Tuesday night on key ballot questions and in hard-fought municipal and school board races, at least most of the time.
Michael Fields, president of Advance Colorado Institute, the policy arm of Advance Colorado, holds up a new personalized Colorado license plate as he talks about Proposition HH during a watch party at JJ’s Place on Nov. 7, 2023, in Aurora. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post) Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post/TNS
By: Jon Murray
One of Colorado's Republican U.S. House members joined all five Democrats in the state's delegation Tuesday in voting for a measure to avert a federal government shutdown
By: Jon Murray
Ken Buck and Lauren Boebert vote against temporary spending plan
By: Nick Coltrain, Jon Murray
Two more Republicans have entered what's expected to be a crowded race to succeed U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn in the Colorado Springs-based 5th Congressional District.
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