Lucas Brady Woods is a journalist based in Colorado, with a focus on local news in the Denver area. He writes for various publications and media outlets, including KUNC, The Colorado Sound, Rocky Mountain PBS, Yellow Scene Magazine, and Aspen Public Radio. His work has also been featured in national publications such as NPR and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Lucas covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, and community events.
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Lucas Brady Woods' reporting heavily focuses on local politics and government announcements, particularly in Colorado and Denver. He frequently includes expert commentary and legal policy regulation within his articles.
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By: Lucas Brady Woods
A new website, Colorado Hospital Price Finder, lets users cross-reference the cost of medical procedures at hospitals across the state. The service, created by nonprofit PatientRightsAdvocate.org, is part of the Polis Administration’s strategy to bring down healthcare costs.
By: Lucas Brady Woods
Incumbent Democratic US Rep. Yadira Caraveo and Republican challenger State Rep. Gabe Evans spent the last days of their campaigns trying to win over the last undecided voters. The high-stakes, neck-and-neck race for Colorado’s 8th Congressional District could decide the balance of power in Washington.
By: Lucas Brady Woods
Incumbent Democratic US Rep Yadira Caraveo (left) and Republican challenger State Rep Gabe Evans are running for office in the 8th Congressional District north of Denver. The race is one of only a handful of competitive US House races across the country and could decide which party controls the chamber.
By: Lucas Brady Woods, Ariel Lavery, Erin O Toole
All eyes were on the Presidential election Tuesday night: Donald Trump vs. Kamala Harris. But there were plenty of important Colorado issues on the ballot, too.
By: Erin O'Toole, Brad Turner, Ariel Lavery, Lucas Brady Woods
Colorado voters considered some interesting ballot measures in this week's election. Today on In The NoCo, KUNC politics and elections reporter Lucas Brady Woods discusses why Colorado voters made the choices they did.
By: Lucas Brady Woods
Republican Gabe Evans has defeated Democratic Incumbent Yadira Caraveo in the 8th Congressional District after a neck-and-neck race that was one of the most closely watched elections in the country.
By: Lucas Brady Woods
Republican Gabe Evans has defeated Democratic Incumbent Yadira Caraveo in the 8th Congressional District after a neck-and-neck race that was one of the most closely watched elections in the country. “It is an honor to be entrusted with the job of representing you and your families, and I am ready to fight back for a better direction for all Coloradans,” Evans said in a statement. “I have spent my entire life running toward challenge, and now I am ready to take on my next challenge–representing our communities in Washington, D.C.” Caraveo conceded to Evans Sunday, but the Associated Press has
By: Lucas Brady Woods
The new affinity caucus will be for lawmakers who are Muslim or are from the Middle East, North Africa or South Asia. Its members hope it will serve as a bulwark against possible discriminatory action by the incoming Trump administration.
By: Lucas Brady Woods
Democrats in the state legislature are launching for the first time a caucus for lawmakers who are Muslim or from the Middle East, North Africa or
By: Lucas Brady Woods
Hundreds of people gathered Saturday outside the Denver City and County Building to honor almost 300 unhoused individuals who died this year in the Denver metro.
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