Danielle Kreutter is a Reporter at KOAA5. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, travel and tourism, and culture and society, with a particular focus on Colorado cities like Denver and Aurora. Danielle's work has been featured in The Denver Post and Denver7 (KMGH-TV).
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Given Danielle's local focus, she is likely to respond positively to pitches that have a clear tie-in to the Colorado or Denver area. As her coverage includes articles on government announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation, sources with insights into local government policies or regulations in Colorado could be of interest.
Danielle's themes covered include family & relationships, entertainment news, education, government & politics and pets. Pitches should align with these topics when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
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- Experts in Colorado-specific policies related to issues affecting families and pets.
- Local community leaders who can provide insights into educational developments within the state.
- Emergency response professionals discussing relevant topics shaping local emergency services in Denver or across Colorado.
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By: Danielle Kreutter
AURORA, Colo. — The nearly decades-long debate over whether pit bulls should be allowed in the city of Aurora seems to finally be coming to an end.
By: Danielle Kreutter
Charges were dismissed against two officers who were on the scene the day Christian Glass was shot and killed by a Clear Creek County Sheriff's deputy.
By: Danielle Kreutter
AURORA, Colo. — This time of year can be particularly challenging for animal shelters as people search for pets as holiday presents, and some ultimately give them up when they're not a good fit.
By: Danielle Kreutter
FIRESTONE, Colo. — Food banks across Colorado have been battling the impact that rising food costs have had on the demand for food assistance and the amount of donations received.
By: Danielle Kreutter
Lakewood city officials anticipate legal challenges against citizen led ordinance requiring developers to dedicate green space on purchased properties.
For income-qualified homeowners, emergency costs like furnace or hot water heater repairs could be covered completely by the City of Aurora.
By: Danielle Kreutter
The Loveland City Council is set to discuss zoning issues for a proposed homeless shelter that would be established on church property.
By: Danielle Kreutter
During an exclusive sit-down interview with Denver7, DA-elect George Brauchler outlined his priorities for the state's newest judicial district, which includes a tough-on-crime approach.
By: Colette Bordelon, Danielle Kreutter
The NHTSA is already in the process of issuing a federal rule which would require Automatic Emergency Braking Technology for all new cars by the end of this decade.
By: Danielle Kreutter
Food Bank of the Rockies said food insecurity is the highest they've seen in 10 years. DENVER — This time of year volunteers at food banks across Colorado are busy.
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