Byron Reed is a photojournalist at 9NEWS Denver. He covers a diverse range of themes including health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and education, with a particular focus on cleantech, renewable energy, and special needs advocacy. Byron's work has also been featured in Maxim Inc. (MAXIM magazine).
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Byron's coverage is heavily focused on local events and human-interest stories in the Colorado, Denver area. He appears to be interested in covering uplifting and positive content related to education, entertainment, community initiatives, and personal achievements.
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By: Brandon Friederich
"Best trip ever."
By: Byron Reed
The “Houdini” singer dons a tiny two-piece swimsuit in a red-hot photo drop. SHARE
Amelie Anderson, a 12-year-old from Colorado, earned the 2026 American Birding Association's Young Birder of the Year title.
Friday Features showcases standout MCG competition contenders.
By: Byron Reed
Denver's "Coffee with a Vet" program is helping veterans claim millions in unclaimed benefits while combating isolation, significantly impacting veterans' lives.
By: Byron Reed
The Adams County School District 14 band honored fallen soldiers by marching in the National Memorial Day Parade.
By: Byron Reed
The Mother Cabrini Shrine in Golden, Colorado, has restored four historic stained-glass windows, saving nearly 2,800 pounds of irreplaceable glass.
By: Byron Reed
Kristina Thomas with Community Food Share has witnessed the landscape of food insecurity, and the public's response to it, shift dramatically.
By: Byron Reed
The Colorado Railroad Museum's new exhibit, "Traqueros: Mexican Trackworkers and the American Railroad," spotlights the overlooked history of Mexican laborers.
By: Byron Reed
You can now eat, sleep, and play just like the “Vacanza Queen.” SHARE
