Marianne Goodland is a journalist at various esteemed publications, including The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction and 9NEWS Denver. She covers a wide range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in areas such as climate change, water management, and government politics. Marianne's work has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing her expertise in public policy, hydrology, and legal affairs.
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Marianne Goodland focuses extensively on local government and legal policy regulation, particularly in Colorado. She primarily covers state legislature activities, elections, and legal policy changes at the local level.
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By: Marianne Goodland
Eileen Laubacher hopes to become the next representative of Colorado’s 4th Congressional District, and on Thursday she made her case on the final day of Colorado Water Congress in Steamboat Springs. Laubacher, a Democrat, spent 34 years in the U.S. Navy, retiring as a two-star admiral. She is challenging Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, who […]
The state of Nevada on Monday filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, seeking to block the Colorado River management plan. On Friday, Burgum released a “record of decision” that would reduce water allocations to California, Nevada and Arizona, the Lower Basin states of the Colorado River. The record of […]
By: Marianne Goodland
The September meeting of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will feature newly revised public‑comment rules — changes introduced by chair Jay Tutchton of Bent County, who announced them without first discussing the revisions publicly with the rest of the commission. Tutchton set forth the new rules as follows: It’s the last one, on public […]
By: Marianne Goodland
Perhaps one of the most striking signs of the low snowpack and drought that has plagued Colorado this year can be found by driving by Green Mountain Reservoir in Grand County. The reservoir, first filled in the 1940s, is at its lowest level since the 1960s, when it was drained for maintenance work. Low snowpack […]
By: Marianne Goodland
Colorado wildlife officials on Wednesday revisited the agency’s handling of violations involving protected species, prompting renewed debate over whether current penalties are sufficient. Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioner Rebecca Niemiec on Wednesday urged the agency to impose stronger penalties — including the possibility of criminal charges — against the hunter who accidentally killed a wolf […]
By: Marianne Goodland
Colorado wildlife officials on Wednesday revisited the agency’s handling of violations involving protected species, prompting renewed debate over whether current penalties are sufficient.
By: Marianne Goodland
The Colorado House ethics committee Friday voted unanimously to issue a “stern letter” to Rep. Mandy Lindsay, D-Aurora, regarding her mismanagement of House Democratic caucus funds. The committee further voted to request that Lindsay resign as Democratic Caucus co-chair and be removed from all her committee and leadership assignments, except for one House committee per […]
By: Marianne Goodland
A father-daughter dance, said one officer, helps offenders to remember that they’re still parents — fathers to sons and daughters who are growing up without them but whose relationships they still need to nurture, or, in some cases, rebuild.
Two yearling wolves from the Copper Creek and Three Creeks packs in Pitkin and Rio Blanco counties, respectively, were killed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff on Monday.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said Thursday that staff and contracted agents killed an uncollared female yearling wolf from the One Ear pack after confirming she had been killing livestock in Grand County. Three wolves from three separate packs have been killed in the past three days, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Their deaths bring […]
