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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By: Amy Wadas
Today’s political climate can also make it tough for people trying to date. That's the focus of two new apps: The Right Stuff and TruuBlue.
By: Amy Wadas
Aurora man trying to get word out after he says Lyft drivers denied him twice in past month due to service dog
By: Amy Wadas
Club Valencia condo owners are now receiving bills — some more than $2,000 — for damage assessments one year after a fire ripped through the Arapahoe County complex.
By: Amy Wadas
One of the Club Q survivors is speaking out as we remember those who died one year ago. Ashton Gamblin, 30, is sharing her story of survival, and what it's been like for her over the past year.
BERTHOUD PASS, Colo. — A busy stretch of Berthoud Pass that leads to a popular ski resort is finally in good condition.
By: Amy Wadas
A Colorado organization that flights for the rights of people who are blind is asking state lawmakers to take action against rideshare drivers who are turning away service dogs at pickup.
By: Amy Wadas
Police are still investigating after a man was shot and killed in the parking lot of Kentucky Fried Chicken in Westminster around 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 18.
By: Amy Wadas
University of Colorado Anschutz researchers are part of a first-of-its-kind worldwide study in humans that could help people living with multiple sclerosis from further damage.
By: Amy Wadas
A night of dancing at a LGBTQ+ club in Colorado Springs turned into panic in November 2022 for a mother and her daughter after a shooter opened fire. They are continuing their recovery journeys.
By: Amy Wadas
Three funds that were established after the Columbine school shooting are still helping people 25 years later.
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