Danielle Kreutter is a reporter for Denver7 (KMGH-TV) in Denver, Colorado. She has a focus on local news and covers a range of topics including health, business, crime, and community issues. Her work has also been featured in KOAA5 and The Denver Post.
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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.
For example:
- 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
A crime trend report comparing 2023 stats to 2022 shows noteworthy decreases in crimes against people and property but a significant increase in "crimes against society."
By: Danielle Kreutter
DENVER — A local effort to end food insecurity for Denver's most impacted neighborhoods just got a big boost from the U.S.
By: Danielle Kreutter
Denver Health staff are hitting the streets with the system's Mobile Mammography Unit in hopes of bringing health care directly to Denverites and catching breast cancer early.
Art advocates in Greenwood Village say they understand that city leaders need to control certain aesthetics in the community, but believe a blanket ban on art goes too far.
By: Danielle Kreutter
Colorado attorneys have teamed up with the nonpartisan nonprofit Colorado Common Cause to walk last-minute voters through the process of casting their ballots.
By: Danielle Kreutter
DENVER — With the amount of support Amendment 79 received, the constitutional right to abortion in Colorado seems to have appealed across party lines.
By: Danielle Kreutter
The Consumer Assistance Program helps Coloradans dispute medical bills. Over the past few years, the organization has seen a steady increase in the number of people reaching out for help.
By: Danielle Kreutter
A drop in marijuana sales is threatening funding for local groups hoping to end homelessness in Aurora. It's a trend Denver7 has been tracking for about a year.
By: Danielle Kreutter
The Department of Agriculture has proposed a new vaccine requirement for out-of-state pets that would limit the age of puppies shelters and rescues are allowed to bring into Colorado.
By: Danielle Kreutter
SUMMIT COUNTY, Colo. — The Arapahoe Basin ski patrol announced they will file for union representation with the United Professional Ski Patrols of America . A vote is set for six weeks to finalize the decision.
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