Alliyah Sims is a multimedia journalist based in Denver, Colorado. She has worked for various news outlets including FOX31 KDVR and Channel 2 KWGN. With a focus on local news, Alliyah covers a wide range of topics including community events, environmental issues, transportation, and social issues impacting the Denver area.
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Alliyah Sims' coverage primarily focuses on local news, including evolving and breaking stories related to community events, weather, crime, traffic accidents, family & relationships. She would likely be interested in sources who can provide firsthand accounts or expert insights into these local events and trends.
Given the emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news, experts who can offer rapid response commentary or analysis of unfolding situations may find success in pitching to Alliyah. Additionally, individuals impacted by or involved in the covered incidents might also have a strong chance of being featured as sources.
Her geographic focus is mainly Denver and Colorado; therefore, pitches should revolve around this area's specific issues or involve locals with direct experiences relevant to her coverage themes.
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By: Alliyah Sims
Shiloh Bennett’s family is still heartbroken and looking for answers seven months after the killing of the 18-year-old.
By: Alliyah Sims
Crimestoppers is now offering a $5,000 cash reward for tips to help solve an Adam’s County man’s murder.
By: Alliyah Sims
Video captures the moment a man in a stolen truck slammed into a parked vehicle before ramming a neighbor’s work van into their garage door.
GOLDEN, Colo. (KDVR) — The search is on for a woman accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of checks from a Golden church's mailbox.
By: Alliyah Sims
A string of business burglaries in Boulder and Weld counties has left several business owners reeling and police on the lookout.
HIGHLANDS RANCH, Colo. (KDVR) — Douglas County Sheriff's Office deputies said a damaging crash was caused by the driver experiencing a medical emergency behind the wheel and crashing into a neighbor's driveway.
By: Alliyah Sims
With Thanksgiving here, plumbers are warning about what they call ‘Brown Friday’
By: Alliyah Sims
Vacation rental company Airbnb is stepping up efforts to prevent disruptive parties ahead of this year’s New Year’s Eve celebrations.
By: Alliyah Sims
Tenants at a troubled apartment complex say they are worried and not sure of their next steps after the city of Aurora said the owners of Edge at Lowry have agreed the property needs to be closed.
By: Alliyah Sims
Right now, Colfax is in the middle of a massive transformation and small business owners are concerned for their future as they try to survive the Bus Rapid Transit project.
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