Robert Tann is a Reporter at KUNC. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, climate change, environmental issues, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on energy policy, mining, and agriculture. His work has been featured in multiple outlets including The Colorado Sun, Rocky Mountain PBS, and The Denver Post.
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By: Robert Tann
Democratic secretary of state, who's seeking another office, faces DA from Colorado Springs
By: Robert Tann
The race for Colorado attorney general is coming down to a fiery clash over experience and the future of the state's aggressive litigation against the Trump administration.
By: Robert Tann
Democrat Jena Griswold and Republican Michael Allen “are lending themselves to a very close, competitive race” for attorney general.
By: Robert Tann
Plans for additional lane in each direction have faced pushback from environmental groups
By: Robert Tann
Adams, Douglas counties will have monitors, a longstanding practice that's drawing new concerns
By: Robert Tann
DENVER — The U.S. Department of Justice plans to send federal election observers to Adams and Douglas counties on Election Day, according to letters
By: Robert Tann
DENVER — The U.S. Department of Justice plans to send federal election observers to Adams and Douglas counties on Election Day, according to letters
By: Robert Tann
DENVER — The U.S. Department of Justice plans to send federal election observers to Adams and Douglas counties on Election Day, according to letters
By: Robert Tann
Democrat Jeff Bridges, Republican Kevin Grantham differ on office's role in addressing affordability crisis
By: Robert Tann
“For years, developers trying to build affordable housing have had to navigate different applications, answering as many as 189 questions,” Gov. Jared Polis said.
