Angelika Albaladejo is a staff reporter for Denver7 (KMGH-TV) and the KIFI News Group. With a background in investigative journalism, Angelika covers a range of local stories in Colorado, with a focus on Denver. She is known for her award-winning reporting and her dedication to bringing important stories to the community.
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Angelika's focus on local communities, holidays, and government announcements in Colorado indicates a preference for stories that reflect the unique culture and society of the area. If you have insights or expertise related to local government policies, community initiatives, or cultural traditions specific to Colorado or Denver, these would likely align well with her coverage.
Given the emphasis on family & relationships and culture & society themes in Angelika’s reporting, pitches should aim to provide perspectives from individuals deeply connected to their communities or those involved in innovative local programs. These could include community leaders, activists, event organizers promoting traditional events like Kwanzaa celebrations or holiday traditions with a modern twist.
When reaching out to Angelika Albaladejo keep in mind that she focuses primarily on local issues within Colorado and Denver but also pays attention to broader societal impacts such as environment-related topics affecting Native American communities.
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By: Angelika Albaladejo
GREELEY, Colo — At the Bella Romero Academy 4-8 in northern Colorado, students study and play less than 2,000 feet from oil and gas operations.
By: Angelika Albaladejo
Immigrants "come here with a strong cultural background and strong identities,” and delicious recipes, says the cookbook author.
By: Angelika Albaladejo
ERIE, Colo. — As Colorado takes steps to reduce climate-warming pollution, the state hopes to finalize new rules by next year to tackle the methane released by our trash.
By: Angelika Albaladejo
“Quilting has evolved" from bed coverings to spectacular art, says the museum's director
By: Angelika Albaladejo
“It's like a learning experience, and it's really fun,” says a girl excelling in the sport
By: Angelika Albaladejo
"We want to connect communities, cultures and history beyond borders through the art of filmmaking," says the film festival's creator
By: Angelika Albaladejo
At the East Denver Food Hub, entrepreneur Roberto Meza is scaling up fast with help from the Latino Leadership Institute's network of mentors.
More Coloradans die each year from cancer than any other illness. But learning about prevention and early detection can save lives, especially in communities hit hardest.
By: Angelika Albaladejo
DENVER — What you eat, how old you are and even your race or ethnicity could put you at higher risk for cancer.
By: Angelika Albaladejo
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