Brennen Kauffman is a journalist at The Daily News in Longview, WA, where he focuses on local government reporting. With a background spanning various mountainous regions, he covers themes related to regional interest and world news, including consumer health, mental health, and the construction industry. Brennen's work has been featured in several notable publications, including Nelly Broadcasting, Government Technology, and The Colorado Springs Gazette.
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Brennen Kauffman's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on announcements and events in the Longview, Washington area. Given this focus, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out should consider pitching stories related to city government activities, elections, infrastructure developments such as planning commission changes or budget allocations for specific projects.
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By: Brennen Kauffman
State legislators dropped by three businesses in Colorado Springs Friday morning to hear about shoplifting, drug use and other crimes driving up their costs to stay secure. Mayor Yemi Mobolade organized the public safety tour for the state lawmakers to begin making the case for crime laws that could change in the 2026 session. More […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
Charles Johnson has taken the lead in a close race for the final of three spots on the Colorado Springs School District 11 Board of Directors. The results released Thursday afternoon from the El Paso County Clerk and Recorder’s Office show that Charles Johnson received 24,065 votes. Jeremiah Johnson, who had been ahead of the […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
The El Paso County Coroner’s Office has released the names of the victims of two fatal vehicle crashes in October. Around 2:15 a.m. Oct. 18, police received a call about a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of East Fountain Boulevard and Academy Park Loop, according to a news release Thursday from Colorado Springs police. Emergency […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
A debate Wednesday over establishing a new addiction treatment center in southeast Colorado Springs brought out both skeptics and supporters of the proposed reuse of a former hotel. The New York-based behavioral health network Aspen BHC asked the Colorado Springs Planning Commission to approve a development plan that turns the Holiday Inn Colorado Springs Airport […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
An Ohio man pleaded guilty and was sentenced by the 4th Judicial District this month for forging signatures and other election violations during the 2024 campaigns for El Paso County commissioner. Juan Pichardo, 30, was working for the signature gathering company hired by Colorado Springs City Councilmember David Leinweber when he ran for commissioner District […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
Downtown Colorado Springs may not see much snow for Christmas, but one corner of Acacia Park is managing to stay cold enough for ice skating. Since 2013, the city has built a temporary ice rink at the north end of the park for the annual “Skate in the Park” event. Run in collaboration between the […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
For the superstitious, it may be notable that the first widespread furlough for Colorado Springs’ city staff is taking place on Friday the 13th. Next Friday’s closure is the first of five furlough days Colorado Springs has scheduled throughout this year as part of major budget reductions the city instituted to address shortfalls in the […]
By: Brennen Kauffman
Former Councilmember Randy Helms said that "politics and divisiveness have already overtaken the process" for the vacant council seat.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Mayor Yemi Mobolade and Wayne Williams compared their new collaboration in the city government to political giants such as James Madison and James Monroe.
Editor's note: In honor of the library's centennial celebration this weekend, read about the history of the department in this piece originally printed in 2023 and updated with upcoming event information.
