Quentin Young

2 weeks ago | coloradonewsline.com | Quentin Young

Of all the bills introduced this year at the Colorado Capitol, one came to define the legislative session for much of the right in Colorado. Even now that the session is over and the bill has become law, it is taking on new life as opponents exercise their outrage in schoolyard-bully social media posts, depraved sermons and a legal challenge in federal court. The legislation, House Bill 25-1312, enacted several new protections for transgender people.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Quentin Young

Members of the Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission listened to public comments from opponents of a major oil and gas drilling plan on the state-owned Lowry Ranch property in Arapahoe County during a hearing on May 16, 2024. (Chase Woodruff/Colorado Newsline)A recent study provided further evidence that living near oil and gas wells in Colorado isn’t safe.

4 weeks ago | montrosepress.com | Quentin Young

In July 2020, just several months into the COVID pandemic, Colorado Public Radio published a remarkable story about how the virus was spreading just as a “brain drain” weakened the state’s public health agency and the governor was turning to outside tech entrepreneurs for help with disease testing. Relying on public records and more than two dozen interviews with officials and experts, CPR produced one of the most illuminating examples of Colorado journalism on the biggest news story of the era.

4 weeks ago | kiowacountypress.net | Quentin Young

In July 2020, just several months into the COVID pandemic, Colorado Public Radio published a remarkable story about how the virus was spreading just as a “brain drain” weakened the state’s public health agency and the governor was turning to outside tech entrepreneurs for help with disease testing. Relying on public records and more than two dozen interviews with officials and experts, CPR produced one of the most illuminating examples of Colorado journalism on the biggest news story of the era.

4 weeks ago | coloradonewsline.com | Quentin Young

by Quentin Young, Colorado Newsline May 9, 2025 In July 2020, just several months into the COVID pandemic, Colorado Public Radio published a remarkable story about how the virus was spreading just as a “brain drain” weakened the state’s public health agency and the governor was turning to outside tech entrepreneurs for help with disease testing.