John Aguilar is a journalist at The Denver Post, where he covers the Denver suburbs and contributes to the politics team, reporting on elections and public policy. His work spans various themes including government, transportation, and security policy, reflecting a commitment to regional interests and broader world news. Aguilar's reporting has been featured in numerous publications, including the Broomfield Enterprise and the Fort Morgan Times.
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John Aguilar's coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics in Colorado, particularly within the Denver area. He provides extensive coverage of legislative developments, regulatory changes, and evolving political stories.
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By: Seth Klamann, John Aguilar
Millions of dollars in spending have poured into north and central Colorado, flooding television commercial breaks with near-ceaseless political advertisements as the razor-tight race for a swing congressional seat enters its final three weeks.
By: John Aguilar
Time to dust off that rarely used slicker and those stowed away rain boots — moisture is headed Colorado's way this week, with snow possible at higher elevations.
By: John Aguilar
Colorado law enforcement officers have shot three people — and possibly a fourth — in less than 48 hours, leaving one man dead and three officers with gunshot wounds.
By: John Aguilar
Denver City Councilman Kevin Flynn said Monday’s decision by Bow Mar has his city considering a “nuclear option” in response — installing its own limited-access gate just north of Bow Mar’s.
By: John Aguilar
“On the big votes, he’s with Trump. And that’s hard to get away from,” Colorado State University political scientist Kyle Saunders said of U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans and his prospects for reelection.
By: John Aguilar
8th District's GOP freshman congressman navigates multiple headwinds as war, inflation rack the nation
By: John Aguilar
DENVER — As U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans stood inside a heated tent in Lochbuie earlier this month, he spoke about the need to protect “the economic engine” in
By: John Aguilar
If there is any year for a Democrat to prevail against Rep. Lauren Boebert, Eileen Laubacher “has the kind of resume to win,” professor Robert Duffy said. She also has a massive money advantage.
By: John Aguilar
Minority opposition on the Aurora City Council blocked a vote late Monday night on a proposed data center moratorium, prompting cries of “shame” from residents attending a raucous meeting.
By: John Aguilar
The E-470 tollway's leader since June 2024 is no longer with the organization as of this week, the agency confirmed Thursday.
