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, substance use, and technology policy, including AI and machine learning. Seth's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Colorado Springs Gazette, Colorado Politics, and The Denver Gazette.
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By: Seth Klamann
The request comes a week after attorneys for the state of Colorado disclosed a December email from a White House aide summoning officials from several agencies to discuss “immediate actions that your department or agency can take with respect to Colorado.” The email was then followed by funding cuts, the proposed closure of Boulder's National Center for Atmospheric Research and the denial of disaster assistance funds.
By: Seth Klamann
The request comes a week after attorneys for the state of Colorado disclosed a December email from a White House aide summoning officials from several agencies to discuss “immediate actions that your department or agency can take with r…
By: Seth Klamann
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet asked Senate leadership to launch committee investigations into the Trump administration's efforts to withhold funding and
By: Seth Klamann
The Thursday decision from U.S. District Court Judge Daniel D. Domenico defangs the most immediate part of House Bill 1276 , which Democratic lawmakers passed earlier this year.
By: Seth Klamann
DENVER — A federal judge in Denver this week blocked provisions of a new state law that required Colorado's only immigrant detention center to open its doors for regular health inspections.
By: Seth Klamann
DENVER — A federal judge in Denver this week blocked provisions of a new state law that required Colorado's only immigrant detention center to open its doors for regular health inspections.
By: Seth Klamann
Scrutiny over president's interest in Peters grows as email shows federal agencies were directed to act against Colorado
By: Seth Klamann
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Two years after an unsuccessful attempt to overhaul Colorado's election systems , a new collection of familiar faces is laying the groundwork for another go.
By: Seth Klamann
Colorado gubernatorial candidate, family have urged people to visit site selling campaign-branded items Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
By: Seth Klamann
“If they order merchandise, there’s no limit on that. They can order as much as they want,” Victor Marx has said. But a third-party site has prompted questions about its connections to his campaign.
