Janelle Finch is a multiskilled journalist with a focus on local news in Spokane, Washington. She writes for KREM 2 Media Group and KUSA-TV, and her work has also been featured in YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC. Janelle covers a wide range of topics including politics, community events, crime, and social justice issues.
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Janelle Finch's coverage primarily focuses on local news, housing, community issues, and government & politics in Spokane, Washington. She often reports on evolving stories and government announcements related to crime, sports, and government & politics.
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By: Janelle Finch
Northglenn's city manager said she felt left out of conversations about a state-proposed facility that plans to house people with mental illnesses.
By: Janelle Finch
The delayed rollout of federal student aid applications are continuing to snowball into more problems for universities and students as enrollment deadlines loom.
Sierra Arapkiles' family said they last heard from her in February. PARKER, Colo. — Every week, Jim Arapkiles could expect a phone call from his youngest daughter, Sierra.
By: Janelle Finch
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission wants to hear from the thousands of people who had their power turned off during April's windstorm.
By: Janelle Finch
The National Western Center Authority wants the community to be involved in the design process of a new equestrian center, hotel and parking garage.
DENVER — The cover art used for a Denver Westword article on youth and crime has drawn concerns from the community.
By: Darren Whitehead, Janelle Finch
Solomon Galligan was arrested Friday after police said he tried to grab a child at Black Forest Hills Elementary School
Emergency management coordinator Stephanie Hackett said the city's entire outdoor emergency alert system is down. Luckily, outside of regular monthly testing, she said it isn't used very often.
By: Janelle Finch, Antonia Velez
"America is full of hate. It's full of racism. It's full of inequality," McClain said.
By: Janelle Finch
In more than 50 years, CU Boulder has collected more than 1,400 boxes of Glenn Miller and jazz era archives.
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