Evan Kruegel is a MMJ/Reporter for FOX31 KDVR and Channel 2 KWGN in Denver, Colorado. With a focus on local news, Evan covers a wide range of stories, including community events, crime, human interest, and breaking news. His work has been recognized and featured in various news outlets across the country.
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Evan Kruegel's local coverage in Denver, Colorado primarily focuses on evolving and breaking news stories related to crime, natural disasters, housing issues, community events, and childcare. His articles often cover sensitive topics involving families and relationships.
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By: Antonia Velez, Evan Kruegel
GOLDEN, Colo. — The Golden community is honoring the young police officer killed in the line of duty by a drunk driving suspect Wednesday night.
Arborists say there are some steps you can take Friday night to protect small and young trees.
Sarah Gillis recently returned from a Space-X mission and spent Wednesday with students at her old school in Boulder.
By: Evan Kruegel
The U.S. Department of Education provides roughly 10% of funding to Colorado schools. DENVER — President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly promised to abolish the U.S.
Jewish Family Service received dozens of solar panels on Friday – the latest nonprofit organization to benefit from the program.
By: Evan Kruegel
LITTLETON, Colo. — A local restaurant is stepping up to support Golden Police Officer Bethany Grusing, who was injured in a crash that took the life of her colleague, Officer Evan Dunn.
The mine closed roughly 100 years ago, but still holds areas of hot, smoldering coal.
By: Evan Kruegel
Intermountain Health is donating pieces of equipment from the now-shuttered Lutheran Hospital to high schools in the region.
By: Evan Kruegel
Felekech Rufe, 69, was killed while she was walking home from work Monday evening.
By: Evan Kruegel
A woman who lost her home in the Marshall Fire is giving back to the community by exchanging flower seeds from her garden for donations to Community Food Share.
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