Dan Daru is a reporter for FOX31 KDVR and Channel 2 KWGN in Denver, Colorado. With a focus on local news, Dan covers a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and features on local businesses and organizations.
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Denver, Colorado, United States (Local)
Dan Daru's articles heavily focus on local events and seasonal topics, particularly related to family & relationships, entertainment news, house & home. Therefore, he would be most responsive to pitches that align with his coverage themes like community service initiatives in Colorado, outdoor activities for families during the holiday season, and stories about local charities or events.
Given Dan's strong emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics within a specific geographic focus (Colorado/Denver), consider pitching stories centered around ongoing community service projects or unique holiday traditions in the area. Additionally, given his interest in human-interest pieces focused on improving quality of life and charitable efforts in the region could also be well received.
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Spring is here. Time for hiking, biking — and snakes. Rattlesnakes.
One day, Jay Hanna looked up at a tall building with lots of windows and had an idea. Hello, drone.
By: Dan Daru
The double-barrel shotgun is steeped in American history and highly desired by collectors, and in Colorado, people collect and shoot these relics.
By: Dan Daru
If you have been in the RiNo Art District lately, you likely have noticed the brand-new apartment building with an interesting feature. It’s called One River North, and what looks like a crac…
A trailer theft happened two weeks ago in a residential neighborhood in Englewood. But this time, the stolen trailer was full of irreplaceable World War II 10th Mountain Division artifacts.
By: Dan Daru
Tormey moved to Colorado last summer for work and decided, you guessed it, to go for a walk.
Bird-watching took flight in the 18th century when people started watching birds for their aesthetic rather than their utilitarian value. Today, more people in Colorado are looking up and getting h…
By: Dan Daru
Fort Collins has been doing its part in keeping history alive by keeping “Birney” the streetcar in business.
By: Dan Daru
Meet Deputy Lupita Vega. This November will mark three years on the job at the Denver Sheriff Department.
A combat veteran who lost his leg takes to the outdoors, thanks to a national nonprofit, to hunt and clear his mind.
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