Gabriela Vidal is a Reporter at CBS News Colorado. She covers a diverse range of topics including animal care, travel and tourism, family health, and environmental issues such as climate change and water conservation. Gabriela's work has been featured in various outlets including WDAM, Yahoo News, and CBS News.
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Gabriela Vidal's coverage focuses largely on local news in the Denver, Colorado area. She reports extensively on community-related issues, such as family stories, education, homelessness, and legal matters.
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The Cherry Creek School District is now under the spotlight of the U.S. Department of Education, following multiple complaints alleging the district has been sponsoring a wide range of racially discriminatory programming.
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Efficiency and safety are of the utmost priority at Denver International Airport. The airport will soon receive $43 million in investments to airport infrastructure.
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Commerce City police say just before midnight on Friday, a suspected drunk driver struck three cars on Interstate 270, allegedly veered off the road, and plowed into a home on East 54th Avenue.
An incoming freshman in Colorado is finding support and family within his community after his parents and little brother were taken too soon in a heartbreaking act of violence.
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Multiple homeowners and renters along Bear Creek in Kitteridge woke up to the sight of mud and destruction, following an overnight rainstorm that flooded parts of the town.
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A Colorado woman and the ACLU are questioning whether chalk can be considered graffiti after she received a violation notice for writing a political message in chalk at a local park.
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The Aspen Acres Fire continues to burn out of control in Pueblo County and Custer County.
Immigrant families living in Colorado are celebrating in the wake of the United States Supreme Court decision to uphold birthright citizenship for U.S.-born children with undocumented parents.
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Many families remain in suspense and waiting to go home, as the Aspen Acres Fire continues to burn into its second week.
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More than two hours away from the devastating impacts of the Aspen Acres Fire, residents in the Denver metro area are searching for ways to help give back to those in need.
