Seth Klamann is a Statehouse Reporter at the Denver Post. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on housing and substance use. Seth's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Colorado Springs Gazette, Colorado Politics, and 9NEWS Denver.
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Seth Klamann's coverage predominantly focuses on local Colorado politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. His reporting often involves lawsuits, legislation changes, and political developments within the state of Colorado.
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By: Nick Coltrain, Seth Klamann
Polis surpasses single-year veto record, also kills bill expanding workers compensation claims for firefighters with cancer
By: Seth Klamann
In Democratic race, progressive state Sen. Julie Gonzales tries to overcome big money gap In 23 days, state Sen.
By: Seth Klamann
The “No Kings” movement will return to Colorado this weekend with watch parties for a livestreamed concert that will run counter to a mixed martial arts contest at the White House.
By: Seth Klamann
The I-70 corridor east of Denver may see hail larger than 3.5 inches, National Weather Service says Large hail may be headed back to Denver on Monday afternoon.
Larimer County sheriff’s deputies stopped a modified sedan and arrested its occupants after it was clocked going more than 130 mph down Interstate 25, the sheriff’s office said.
By: Seth Klamann
More than 300 flights at Denver International Airport have been delayed Monday afternoon, as the area braces for severe thunderstorms and large hail.
By: Seth Klamann
The emergency sirens that echoed throughout Denver during Monday’s afternoon thunderstorm were “sounded inadvertently,” Denver officials said.
By: Seth Klamann
Geo Group, the private prison company that operates Colorado's sole immigrant detention center , filed a lawsuit Monday challenging a just-signed state law that requires more regular inspections of detention facilities in Colorado.
By: Seth Klamann
DENVER — Geo Group, the private prison company that operates Colorado's sole immigrant detention center , filed a lawsuit Monday challenging a
By: Seth Klamann
DENVER — Geo Group, the private prison company that operates Colorado's sole immigrant detention center , filed a lawsuit Monday challenging a
