Rae Solomon is a Reporter for Rural and Small Communities at KUNC. She focuses on building relationships and telling stories from under-covered pockets of Colorado, with a keen interest in themes such as agriculture, climate policy, and renewable energy. Rae's work has been featured in various outlets, including Wyoming Public Radio, NPR, and The Colorado Sun.
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Rae Solomon's coverage indicates a focus on local issues in Colorado, particularly topics related to agriculture and farming, government policies, and scientific developments. It seems that she is interested in stories that have an impact at the local level and are backed by data or official announcements.
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Vadney would end voting by mail and “go back to the way we've always done it.”
A ban on surveillance pricing, arbitration reform and limits on plastic utensils were all axed by the governor.
The GOP candidates for governor offered conspiracy theories, unverified heroic stories and a prayer in their only appearance together.
By: Rae Solomon
The credit card industry spent millions to kill the proposal.
By: Rae Solomon
"Our phones have become extensions of our brains."
By: Rae Solomon
The 8th Congressional District spans from the left-leaning urban Denver Metro Area into conservative rural Weld County and is considered a toss-up.
By: Bente Birkeland, Rae Solomon
Gubernatorial candidates Michael Bennet and Phil Weiser headlined the event, answering questions from their fellow Democrats for 40 minutes.
By: Bente Birkeland, Rae Solomon
State Sen. Jessie Danielson and Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder Amanda Gonzalez align on many issues, but tried to set themselves apart in front of 1,500.
By: Rae Solomon
One year after firebomb attack, Boulder’s Jewish community gathers to remember and celebrate.
By: Caitlyn Kim, Bente Birkeland, Kiara Demare, Rae Solomon
The candidates who win these races this month will have a starring role in deciding which party controls Congress next year.
