Courtney Yuen is a Reporter/MSJ at The Denver Gazette. She covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, energy and mining, and social issues, with a particular focus on Colorado and Denver. Courtney's work has been featured in KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, Stacy Woelber, and WMAZ-TV.
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Courtney Yuen's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, health-related initiatives, and veterans' affairs. She frequently covers stories related to family & relationships, as well as legal policy regulations and government announcements at the local level in Colorado.
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By: Courtney Yuen
The College of Engineering and Applied Sciences fall 2023 class is 41% female.
By: Courtney Yuen
The goal is to introduce young women into the civic engagement process and support them to become future advocates.
By: Courtney Yuen
“When you come and eat at this place, you come and eat at home,” said Nhu Hoang, owner of CôNu’s Corner Càfê and Bánh Mì Sandwiches.
“When you come and eat at this place, you come and eat at home,” said Nhu Hoang, owner of CôNu's Corner Càfê and Bánh Mì Sandwiches.
Colorado firefighters, puppies pose for calendar raising money for rescue The 'Fire Rescue Dogs' calendar is the biggest fundraiser of the year for Lifeline Puppy Rescue.
By: Courtney Yuen
The $50 million instrument will collect particles to help determine whether Europa can support life. BOULDER, Colo. — Can one of Jupiter's moons support life?
Residents are asking their county commissioners to opt-in to Prop 123 so they can access state funding to preserve their affordable housing community.
By: Courtney Yuen
Residents in Milner Park are hoping to buy their mobile home park after it went up for sale in July. Their deadline to make an offer is November 21st.
Last year, 85,000 Coloradans received a Low-income Energy Assistance Program benefit average of $455.
Researchers uncovered a new genus of mammal that lived among dinosaurs 70 million to 75 million years ago.
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