Scott Weiser is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado. He writes for The Denver Gazette and his work has also appeared in The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, and Colorado Politics. Scott covers a wide range of topics including energy, transportation, environmental issues, and local news in the Denver area.
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Scott Weiser's coverage focuses on local news related to energy, transportation, environment, and lawsuits in the United States with a specific focus on Colorado and Denver. He frequently covers government announcements and press releases.
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By: Scott Weiser
The labyrinth of construction projects in downtown Denver has workers wandering the concrete canyons trying to get to their jobs, they say.
By: Scott Weiser
The Regional Transportation District has completed a multi-year project to repair the caps on walls along the E, H, and R Lines three weeks ahead of schedule.
Unborn children may experience irreversible health problems due to exposure to Dacthal
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Previous Denver City Council to consider spending $10M on contracts of 2
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Denver Water is warning customers about fake utility workers trying to scam people out of money — or worse. It’s not just Denver Water workers being impersonated. Across the country such scams to take advantage of customers involve everything from imposters asking to check pipes or gas lines, collecting money for bills or even testing for water quality.
By: Scott Weiser
Previous Douglas County School District asks voters to approve $490 m…
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Previous Femme Trek: Helping women feel more confident exploring the …
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Previous Denver RTD makes its Zero Fare for Youth program permanent of 3
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The Common Sense Institute, a Denver free-enterprise research organization released a report Tuesday on Ballot Initiative 157, which asks voters to approve appropriation of $350 million to fund police recruitment, training, and support for police officers and their families.
By: Scott Weiser
Three of Colorado’s rural cooperative power providers made the cut for a United States Department of Agriculture program that will award $7.3 billion in funding to rural power providers across the nation.
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