Andrew Kenney has worked as a Public Affairs reporter for Colorado Public Radio since 2019.
Professional Background:
Andrew previously worked at The Denver Post, Denverite and The (Raleigh) News & Observer, covering towns, cities, states and people. His work today focuses on Colorado’s state legislature and includes topics like housing, unemployment and political demography.
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communication, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
State officials are waiting to decide whether -- and when -- they could start paying a $300 unemployment boost ordered by President Donald Trump. Here's why.
Like many in metro Denver, Tiffany Quintana's financial situation was tight before the pandemic hit. But once it arrived, things rapidly got much worse.
Nearly 1.6 million people voted in Colorado’s primary elections on Tuesday, weighing in on Congressional and state legislative races along with local contests.
Gov. Polis wanted to allow for mail and digital signatures during the pandemic, but the justices said Colorado’s ballot initiative campaigns will have to do it the old fashioned way if they want to place questions on this November’s election ballots.
Andrew Romanoff's campaign may hinge on the question of whether the young, diverse and progressive voters reshaping Colorado’s Democratic politics will show up for a 53-year-old white guy.