Devan Karp is a multimedia journalist based in Colorado Springs, with a focus on local news and community stories. Devan's work has been featured in various news outlets, including KOAA5, The Colorado Springs Gazette, and Denver7. Devan is passionate about covering a wide range of topics, from LGBTQ+ activism to local events and developments.
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Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States (Local)
Devan Karp's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including nonprofits, events, and businesses in Colorado Springs and its surrounding areas. He also covers a range of topics such as family & relationships, health & wellbeing, business & industry, sports, government & politics.
If you're looking to reach out to Devan with a pitch or story idea, consider highlighting local initiatives or events that positively impact the community. Nonprofit activities and their challenges could be of interest to him as well. Additionally, stories related to small businesses in the region may resonate with his coverage focus.
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Donuts for a cause: that's the mission of a new business coming to Colorado Springs. Dad's Donuts will hire and mentor at-risk youth.
By: Devan Karp
DHX30 Syndrome is one of the rarest genetic mutations in the world, fewer than 100 children are diagnosed with the disorder. Those families are supporting each other from across the globe.
Fallen trees and power lines were seen across Colorado Springs after high winds. Now, officials encourage people to use common sense when dealing with these problems.
High winds on Monday morning blew through Colorado Springs, knocking down trees and power lines. Now, homeowners are starting to recover.
By: Devan Karp
A year after the Veteran Business Outreach Center opened in Southern Colorado, one business says it wouldn't be where it is today without their help.
Providers say childcare in Colorado is getting more expensive and harder to find. It has a negative economic impact of billions of dollars per year, and now organizations are trying to solve it.
By: Devan Karp
Nicole Hall died and was brought back to life while giving birth to her third child, all thanks to help from blood donations. This Mother's Day, she's encouraging others to donate blood.
Students Blake MacDonald, Noah Grebe, and Luke Davis are hoping to learn more about effective low-cost fertilizers that could grow food on other planets.
The initiative offers up to $50,000 towards tuition costs for those looking to serve in the mental health field.
By: Devan Karp
The initiative offers up to $50,000 towards tuition costs for those looking to serve in the mental health field.
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