Claire Lavezzorio is a reporter for Denver7 (KMGH-TV), focusing on local news in Denver, Colorado. With experience in Southwest Florida as well, Claire covers a range of topics including healthcare, homelessness, social justice, local initiatives, animal welfare, and transportation.
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Claire Lavezzorio primarily covers local news, particularly in Colorado and Denver. She focuses on government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage.
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Local experts providing insights into crime trends or social issues impacting families in Colorado may also resonate well with Claire's reporting interests. Additionally, sources involved directly with local government announcements or community events could provide valuable perspectives for her articles.
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By: Claire Lavezzorio
Colorado wants to electrify more food trucks across the Front Range and it now has a program to help with the costs.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
Data from Denver County Courts shows more than 14,000 evictions have been filed so far this year, with only a few weeks left in 2024
By: Claire Lavezzorio
Violations for speeding will cost $40 while running a red light will cost $75 FEDERAL HEIGHTS, Colo. — Federal Heights plans to tackle speeding across the city in the new year.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
Denver's All In Mile High Initiative surpassed its goal of sheltering another 1,000 people this year. Now, the city is looking ahead to 2025 intending to put more people into permanent housing.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
DENVER — It started with home burglaries . Now, an uptick in burglaries to Asian businesses and places of worship has the community on high alert.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
The Lone Tree Police Department has seen a noticeable increase in residential burglaries, similar to other organized crime across the Front Range.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
As of now, Denver plans to follow state law, which requires such businesses to be at least 1,000 feet from schools and daycares.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
In May, the Denver Police Department shifted away from conducting low-level traffic stops. New department data shows traffic stops have dropped by nearly 50% since then.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
Following his appointment, the newest member of the Aurora City Council, Amsalu Kassaw, sat down with Denver7 to discuss his priorities and plans for the city.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
ELIZABETH, Colo. — The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal lawsuit this week against the Elizabeth School District, alleging that the district's book ban violates students' freedom of speech.
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