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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By: Marianne Goodland
Nearly 500 Democratic Party members in the state — including party officials and current and former lawmakers — have signed a petition submitted Monday, urging the state party to formally censure Gov. Jared Polis. The censure is tied to Polis’ decision to grant clemency to Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk and recorder, who […]
By: Marianne Goodland
This story explores whether Colorado can get back to the climate in the early 2000s, when the state, companies and colleges worked together.
By: Marianne Goodland
With the Colorado primary just weeks away, the Democratic race in Denver’s House District 6 has erupted into dueling complaints and legal challenges, underscoring the district’s long‑running divide between moderates and progressives. In Denver’s House District 6, the Democratic primary features a matchup between state Rep. Sean Camacho, a moderate, and civil rights attorney Iris […]
By: Marianne Goodland
The Trump administration on Friday released $40 million, clearing the way for the Colorado River Conservation District and its partners to finish funding the purchase of some of the state’s most senior Colorado River water rights, Gov. Jared Polis announced. Federal funding for the Shoshone water rights owned by Public Service Company, a division of […]
DECK: Business leaders sound a warning while Polis remains confident in state’s outlook How does Colorado get back to the climate in the early 2000s, when there was collaboration between state government, companies and colleges and universities? That was the question posed to Gov. Jared Polis and a panel convened Tuesday by the Metro Denver […]
By: Marianne Goodland
The Trump administration just released $40 million, clearing the way for Colorado to finish funding for a water project.
By: Marianne Goodland
Gov. Jared Polis issued the first vetoes of the 2026 legislation, striking down a social media bill that he also rejected a year ago.
By: Marianne Goodland
The campaign to take Pinnacol Assurance’s future to voters has been shelved after business and labor groups reached a late-session agreement to pursue a legislative overhaul instead. A joint statement Thursday from Pinnacol, the state’s largest workers’ compensation provider, and Colorado Succeeds said the ballot measure approved for petition circulation is being withdrawn in favor […]
By: Marianne Goodland
Gov. Jared Polis on Friday signed legislation to block the Colorado Lottery's move to allow the purchase of tickets with credit cards
By: Marianne Goodland
Gov. Jared Polis vetoed a bill requiring executive branch lobbyists to follow much of the same disclosure rules governing other lobbyists.
