Carl Winder is a reporter for KOAA5, focusing on local news in Pueblo, Colorado. With a passion for community journalism, Carl covers a wide range of topics including local events, government initiatives, and human interest stories. He is dedicated to keeping the residents of Pueblo informed and engaged with the issues that matter most to them.
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Carl Winder's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events, with a significant emphasis on government announcements. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to local community initiatives, infrastructure developments, education programs, safety campaigns, and human interest stories within Pueblo and Colorado.
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COLORADO — The 2024 Tour de SHIELD616 in May saw riders cover 271.4 miles as they tackled the tough terrain of Colorado over four days.
By: Carl Winder
COLORADO SPRINGS — Residents in District 5 of Colorado Springs came together Tuesday night to voice their concerns about a proposed utility rate increase.
PUEBLO — Youth crime is on the rise in Pueblo, and the Pueblo Police Department wants to create a program to combat that.
PUEBLO — Pueblo's west side is growing, and city government wants to build more outlets for people to get around the city easier.
After the latest homeless camp removal, a Pueblo nonprofit needs your help. The SoCo Harm Reduction Association says more than 50 people who were impacted by the camp removal have asked for help.
By: Carl Winder, James Gavato
Wednesday marks 23 years since the 9/11 attacks on the U.S., and Pueblo is getting ready for its ceremony to remember the lives lost, and a day that shaped our country forever.
PUEBLO — The Army officially deactivated the Pueblo Chemical Depot Thursday. It's been an Army asset for more than 80 years.
By: Carl Winder
PUEBLO — It's a big weekend for football in Colorado, and it all starts Friday with the annual Cannon Game showdown in Pueblo.
PUEBLO — The Pueblo animal shelter is seeing a sharp increase in the animals they are taking into the shelter.
COLORADO SPRINGS — A Colorado Springs high school is celebrating its new field Tuesday. Mitchell High School held a ribbon cutting for its new outdoor facility.
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