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Reporter Chase Woodruff covers the environment, the economy and other stories for Colorado Newsline.

Environment

Colorado AG launching independent investigation into air-quality whistleblower complaint

Chase Woodruff - April 27, 2021

Economy

Conservative groups float gas tax cut in response to Colorado lawmakers’...

Chase Woodruff - April 26, 2021

Environment

Boulder route ‘recommended’ by commissioners as Front Range rail momentum builds

Chase Woodruff - April 24, 2021

Justice

Boulder shooting suspect faces 43 additional charges, including for large-capacity magazines

Chase Woodruff - April 22, 2021

Environment

Senate committee advances climate bill opposed by Gov. Polis

Chase Woodruff - April 21, 2021

Government

Small-dollar donations drive record-shattering fundraising in 3rd Congressional District

Chase Woodruff - April 17, 2021

Government

Reps. Boebert, Taylor Greene oppose National Marrow Donor Program reauthorization in...

Chase Woodruff - April 16, 2021

COVID-19

Colorado ends statewide COVID-19 ‘dial’ mandate, returning control to local governments

Chase Woodruff - April 16, 2021

Environment

Colorado climate advocates push lawmakers to prioritize all-electric buildings

Chase Woodruff - April 15, 2021

COVID-19

Gov. Polis expects J&J vaccine pause to last ‘days, not weeks’...

Chase Woodruff - April 13, 2021

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Q&A: Rep. Naquetta Ricks, first African immigrant elected to Colorado Legislature

Economy June 22, 2021

College athletes score a big win in U.S. Supreme Court in...

Economy June 21, 2021

Latest Commentary

Let’s bring Colorado’s transportation system up to speed

Commentary June 21, 2021

Colorado’s senators are failing to meet the moment

Commentary June 18, 2021

Latest Briefs

Emergency Colorado election rules said to address threat of ‘sham audits’

Government Newsline staff - June 18, 2021

Boulder voters will see a question in November about whether to increase the city’s...

Economy Moe Clark - June 18, 2021

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COVID-19 Moe Clark - June 18, 2021

Cyberattack on New Hampshire school district illustrates growing threat to states and localities

Government Laura Olson - June 18, 2021

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