Breeanna Jent is a Reporter at The Gazette. She covers Colorado Springs City Hall, with a focus on governance, construction, and legal affairs, while also delving into regional interests and world news. Breeanna's work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, Firehouse Magazine, and Colorado Politics, among others.
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Colorado Springs, United States (Local)
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Breeanna Jent predominantly covers local news in the Colorado Springs area, with a strong focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local government developments, tax changes, infrastructure projects, and grants specific to the Colorado Springs region.
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By: Breeanna Jent
Kathryn Sullivan, a three-time Guinness World Records winner and the first American woman to walk in space, has been selected by the Space Foundation to receive the Gen. James E. Hill Lifetime Space Achievement Award, the nonprofit's highest honor.
By: Breeanna Jent
Work on the second phase of a modernization project to upgrade the Colorado Springs Airport's 31-year-old concourse is complete and the third phase of construction is well underway.
By: Breeanna Jent
A multi-year reconstruction of the Colorado Springs Airport concourse area is set to begin next week in an effort to boost efficiency and better reflect the needs of the city's disabled veterans, athletes and other travelers
By: Breeanna Jent
Jerry Rutledge, a prominent Colorado Springs businessman and a former member of the University of Colorado Board of Regents, died Jan. 9 after complications from surgery. He was 80 years old.
By: Breeanna Jent
Business is blooming at KAE Design Co. in downtown Colorado Springs. Five years after it first launched as a floral design studio, the business has grown into a multi-concept outfit that now includes custom floral arrangements and fashion.
By: Breeanna Jent
The number of people traveling from Colorado Springs Airport reached sky-high levels in 2024 — the most in 25 years and eclipsing 2023 figures by 5%.
By: Breeanna Jent
Despite signs of an economic slowdown in 2024, the Pikes Peak region's economy remained robust — though more work is ahead for business and civic officials to lower the cost of living for Coloradans and keep the economy and workforce strong.
By: Breeanna Jent
Though the operators have changed from one husband-and-wife team to another, it's still business as usual at Mary's Mountain Cookies in downtown Colorado Springs.
By: Breeanna Jent
Colorado Springs and El Paso County residents, as well as farmers and ranchers from the lower Arkansas Valley, oppose the Karman Line annexation request on Tuesday morning, Jan. 28, 2025
By: Breeanna Jent
El Paso County residents living east of Colorado Springs boundaries, adjacent to the sprawling, unincorporated prairieland that will join city limits
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