Nick Coltrain is a reporter at the Denver Post. He covers state politics and has a strong background in general assignment news, government, and public policy, having previously reported on the Iowa caucus and COVID-19. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Des Moines Register, Yahoo News, and Governing.
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A Pueblo police officer shot a man Saturday night who had allegedly kidnapped his infant, with the child nearby.
By: Nick Coltrain
Less than a month before ballots start arriving in mailboxes , Marx this week reported having about $215,000 in the bank.
By: Nick Coltrain
Republican Victor Marx has appeared to keep up in the cash race for governor — but a much higher spending rate, mostly going to more fundraising mail, has left him with a notably lighter war chest.
By: Nick Coltrain
DENVER — Republican Victor Marx has appeared to keep up with Democrat Phil Weiser in the cash race for Colorado governor — but a much higher spending
By: Nick Coltrain
By Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser speaks during an election watch party for his gubernatorial campaign as he declares victory in the Democratic primary against U.S.
By: Nick Coltrain
Hakeem Jeffries stops short of supporting impeachment, says he's focused on priorities like affordability
By: Nick Coltrain
“This is a level of … retributive behavior that should not come from people in high office,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said in a Denver stop on Wednesday.
By: Nick Coltrain
Silicon Flatirons Center helped shape Boulder's startup scene — and how Weiser thinks through big issues
By: Nick Coltrain
The barrier-breaking Silicon Flatirons Center’s founding, evolution and legacy at CU show the thinking carried Phil Weiser into politics and now to the Democratic nomination for governor.
By: Nick Coltrain
Most of the money, $2.4 million, has been spent either to support Republican Reps. Gabe Evans and Jeff Crank or to oppose their Democratic rivals, Manny
