Chris Perez is a News Editor for Denver Westword, focusing on local news in Colorado, specifically in the Denver area. With a background in journalism, Chris covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and sports, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep readers informed about the latest events in their community.
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Chris Perez's coverage focuses on local news, with a strong emphasis on entertainment and some political stories. He tends to cover evolving stories and breaking news related to Colorado, particularly Denver. If reaching out about an ongoing event or developing story in these areas, offering unique insights or access to exclusive updates will likely capture his attention.
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"I thought that was a funny way of using it without it being raunchy," says the park ranger behind the popular Facebook post.
By: Catie Cheshire, Chris Perez, Calhoun Wake
Only property owners in the Ballpark neighborhood will vote on the district plan in November.
After being repealed in 2021, Aurora's pit bull ban was reestablished earlier this year by a district judge.
By: Chris Perez, Calhoun Wake
"Whether a jury accepts those things as facts is a different question," the judge said. "But the court cannot sit here today and say that it's not relevant."
By: Chris Perez, Calhoun Wake
The Colorado congresswoman was busted on Vail Pass on Mother's Day.
By: Chris Perez
Denver police are investigating what happened and "what could have been perceived."
By: Lauren Boebert, Calhoun Wake
Westword caught up with the controversial congresswoman's mother on election night.
By: Chris Perez, Ashley Epp, Calhoun Wake
Election deniers from the U.S. Election Integrity Plan group are on trial this week for allegedly intimidating voters after the 2020 election.
By: Chris Perez, Jeff Hunt Wearing, Calhoun Wake
Jeff Hunt has teamed up with the free speech group FIRE in his "Pro Life" sweatshirt fight against the Colorado Legislature.
By: Chris Perez
At the Aurora City Council meeting on July 22, those words rang out with fervent vigor during the pledge of allegiance. The call to action came from the Justice for Kilyn E. Lewis Action Team —including Lewis’ mother, Laronda Jones, Lewis’s father, Robert Lewis, and Lewis’s brother, Kiawa Lewis. They have been attending City Council meetings and town halls and organizing other community events around Aurora to demand justice for the death of Kilyn.
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