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
A sophisticated group of burglars has been targeting the homes of Asian business owners who live in Douglas County, according to local law enforcement.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
CDOT is concerned about hazardous travel along the I-25 corridor over the next few days. As we adjust back to winter driving, Denver7 talked with a local auto body shop to learn some tips.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
ELIZABETH, Colo. — After heavy, wet snow dumped across Colorado, a caravan of volunteers was hard at work helping dig out trapped cars on Saturday.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
DPS Superintendent Alex Marrero recommended seven school closures and three "grade level restructures" in order to address the district's budget struggles amid declining enrollment.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
President Joe Biden overturned a decision by Donald Trump's first administration to move Space Command HQ from Colorado to Alabama. As president-elect, many wonder if Trump will try the move again.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
Data from the Colorado Department of Transportation shows a 75% increase in construction zone crashes this year compared to last. Colorado lawmakers are now demanding answers for the spike.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
COMMERCE CITY, Colo. — A new wrongful death lawsuit filed in Adams County District Court Wednesday alleges a Suncor worker died in February 2023
By: Claire Lavezzorio
The Dillard family said they plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit after he was shot and killed on Oct. 3.
They're known as granny flats, mother-in-law suites, and backyard cottages. Now, building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) in neighborhoods across Denver just got a lot easier.
By: Claire Lavezzorio
Though the county is seeing growth in some areas, the Douglas County School District is considering closing up to three Highlands Ranch elementary schools due to declining enrollment.
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