Amy Wadas is an anchor and reporter for Denver7 (KMGH-TV) in Colorado. With a focus on local news, she covers a wide range of stories including community events, crime, politics, and human interest stories. Amy is dedicated to delivering accurate and impactful news to the Denver community.
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Amy Wadas' coverage focuses on local news with a wide range of topics, including crime, government announcements, family and relationships, pets, healthcare and weather in the Denver and Colorado area. She frequently covers breaking news stories as well as evolving ones.
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DENVER — Two best friends are now forever bonded thanks to a lifesaving kidney transplant. Kelsey Anderson, 34, and Colin Giglio, 37, practically grew up together.
By: Amy Wadas
WELD COUNTY, Colo. — More than 10 years have passed since a woman from Mead disappeared, with no leads in the case.
By: Amy Wadas
Valley Hope of Parker’s inpatient program is 30 days, but some patients can stay up to 45 if needed, and because of this expansion, there’s no longer a waitlist.
By: Amy Wadas
AURORA, Colo.— A baby boy originally from Gillette, Wyoming spent nine months in the hospital waiting for a life-saving heart transplant.
By: Amy Wadas
DENVER— A Denver nonprofit that helps those experiencing homelessness could soon cut critical resources without immediate help.
By: Amy Wadas
IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo. — Five days after a longtime Idaho Springs resident and Doberman dog breeder was found dead, authorities hope to find his killer by finding his 10 missing puppies.
By: Amy Wadas
DENVER — Most Colorado kids have been back in school for a few weeks now. While students and teachers are getting into a groove, districts across
By: Amy Wadas
DENVER — More than 90,000 people in the state are living with Alzheimer's disease today, and the number is projected to rise to 92,000 by 2025, according to the Alzheimer's Association of Colorado.
By: Amy Wadas
DENVER — Denver's marijuana industry is experiencing its first-ever recession since recreational marijuana was legalized 11 years ago, the City and County of Denver confirmed.
By: Amy Wadas
The founder of a nonprofit that uses U.S. Forest Service roads alleges the agency conducted careless road work in Gilpin and Clear Creek counties.
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