Alasyn Zimmerman is an investigative reporter based in Colorado Springs. With a focus on local news, Alasyn covers a range of topics including government decisions, law enforcement, education, and mental health. Her work has been featured in various publications including KOAA5, The Colorado Springs Gazette, and Denver7 (KMGH-TV).
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Alasyn's coverage focuses predominantly on local news, government & politics, and investigations. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-supported stories that have an impact on the Colorado Springs community.
Given her interest in education and mental health topics at a local level, she may respond well to pitches regarding initiatives or developments affecting these areas within Colorado Springs specifically. Pitches focusing on interviews with relevant figures involved in local governance or investigative reporting might resonate strongly.
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By: Alasyn Zimmerman
COLORADO SPRINGS — Weeks after election day, a tight race for State House District 16 in Colorado Springs is headed for an automatic recount.
COLORADO SPRINGS — Mayor Yemi Mobolade is speaking out on social media after facing allegations he lied to federal investigators during an investigation into a federal hate crime hoax.
By: Alasyn Zimmerman
COLORADO SPRINGS — A proposed merger between two of the country's largest grocery store chains was blocked by a federal judge Tuesday. Another judge in a separate lawsuit on the merger in Washington state also ruled against the merger, between both rulings it could end the possibility of the merger altogether.
Since 2021, Widefield High School's choir director has made sure a student who died before graduating is honored by the community through a coat drive.
By: Alasyn Zimmerman
COLORADO SPRINGS — Over the past couple of weeks, it seems numerous businesses have announced their final departure dates for the end of the year.
By: Alasyn Zimmerman
EL PASO COUNTY — All five of the El Paso County DMV offices closed early last Friday for a staff holiday party. The El Paso County Clerk and Recorder said the decision was a way to improve employee morale and reduce turnover.
A growing trend for couples tying the knot in Colorado is to have their pet serve as their marriage witness.
Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade did not elaborate on his interaction with a suspect now accused of staging a hate crime hoax during the 2023 Mayoral runoff election.
By: Alasyn Zimmerman
PUEBLO — The city of Pueblo cut its funding to non-profits for the 2025 budget, but one organization still getting funding had its tax-exempt status revoked from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in 2020.
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