Marianne Goodland is a journalist known for her work at various prominent outlets including The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, 9NEWS Denver, and The Colorado Springs Gazette. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on government and politics, agriculture and farming, as well as legal affairs, often exploring themes related to public policy and sustainable agriculture. Marianne's insightful reporting has been featured in multiple publications, including Colorado Politics and Insurance NewsNet.
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Marianne Goodland focuses extensively on local government and legal policy regulation, particularly in Colorado. She primarily covers state legislature activities, elections, and legal policy changes at the local level.
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By: Marianne Goodland
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said Sunday that officers shot and killed a wolf believed to be responsible for killing at least 22 sheep over the past year in Rio Blanco County. The wolf came from the Copper Creek pack and is the 15th wolf to die in Colorado in the past two years. It’s also […]
By: Marianne Goodland
The Colorado House Ethics Committee voted unanimously Monday to subpoena Rep. Junie Joseph, D‑Boulder, to appear at its June 23 hearing on the complaint involving Rep. Mandy Lindsay, D‑Aurora. Committee members made clear they were frustrated at having to take that step and delivered sharp criticism of Joseph. Attorneys for both lawmakers told the committee […]
By: Marianne Goodland
Colorado is headed into what could be one of its strongest El Niño summers on record, a shift expected to bring above‑average monsoon moisture but not enough to erase the state’s long‑running drought. That was the assessment on Tuesday from the Water Conditions Monitoring Committee, a group of state and federal water officials and local […]
Colorado’s June 30 primary will feature a slate of state Senate contests, with several incumbents stepping aside and competitive fields emerging in both parties. These are some of the races to watch as voters begin to submit ballots. Senate District 3: Pueblo Currently represented by Sen. Nick Hinrichsen (D), who chose not to run for […]
By: Marianne Goodland
This article reflects on the life of Lynn Bartels, a remarkable reporter who touched many lives.
By: Marianne Goodland
State economists reported a stronger-than-expected bump in general fund revenue driven largely by higher individual income tax collections, yet warned that Colorado remains on track to begin the next fiscal year with a sizable shortfall. State economists upgraded “significantly” the amount of general fund revenue the state is taking in this year from their March […]
Groups that raise unlimited amounts of money have spent about $20 million in May and June to try and influence Colorado voters’ choices.
By: Marianne Goodland
State economists reported a stronger-than-expected bump in general fund revenue driven largely by higher individual income tax collections, yet warned that Colorado remains on track to begin the next fiscal year with a sizable shortfall. State economists upgraded “significantly” the amount of general fund revenue the state is taking in this year from their March […]
By: Marianne Goodland
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear Nebraska’s lawsuit against Colorado over the Perkins County canal, a move that advances a legal dispute likely to take years to resolve. The proposed Perkins County canal would run through land owned by six Colorado landowners in Sedgwick County before crossing into Perkins County in Nebraska. […]
By: Marianne Goodland
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