Sherrie Peif is an investigative reporter at the Greeley Tribune. She specializes in covering politics and policy, with a focus on government, legislation, and environmental issues in Colorado. Sherrie's work has been featured in COMPLETE COLORADO and Complete Colorado.
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Sherrie Peif's reporting predominantly focuses on local legal policy and government announcements, with an emphasis on Colorado politics, taxation, urban renewal, elections, and legislation. Given this focus, she is likely to be interested in sources who can provide insights into the local political landscape in Colorado and those involved in legislative processes or urban development.
Her articles indicate a particular interest in controversies surrounding tax policies, urban renewal projects, as well as election-related matters. Therefore, individuals with expertise or involvement in these areas would be valuable sources for her coverage.
Considering Sherrie’s geographic focus on Colorado politics and Denver specifically; experts with first-hand experience in local governance issues within the state will likely resonate best with her reporting needs.
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By: Sherrie Peif
Evans asked Mullin to make visa renewal for lawful immigrants in Colorado a more smooth and efficient process.
DENVER– A large-scale signature gathering effort is underway in Colorado as proponents rush to get numerous citizen-initiated ballot measures
By: Sherrie Peif
Montoya wrote that Marx 'failed to have solid answers to solving problems Coloradans are facing today.'
BOULDER – Despite having their official student group recognition placed in “bad standing” in 2024 and another strong admonition from the University
By: Sherrie Peif
A New York billionaire who once ran for president and lost is now spending millions to shape who runs Colorado.
By: Sherrie Peif
Gabe Evans has nearly $3.5 million in the bank waiting to spend on whomever primary voters pick to challenge him
DENVER – Colorado's 8 th Congressional District isn't the only “most-watched” race in the nation.
DENVER – After Tuesday's primary election, Coloradans are now just five months away from picking new statewide leaders for the first time in eight years.
By: Sherrie Peif
Colorado's four Republican House seats are imperative to the GOP holding on to its majority in D.C.
COLORADO SPRINGS – Three organizations with ties to Colorado Springs have filed a lawsuit in Denver District Court claiming city officials are
