Jennifer Meckles is an anchor and reporter for KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, based in Denver, Colorado. With a focus on local news, she covers a wide range of topics including community events, healthcare, transportation, crime, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in The Denver Gazette, further establishing her expertise in reporting on the Denver area.
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Jennifer Meckles' reporting focuses on local news, including government announcements and evolving stories related to health, crime, family & relationships in the Colorado area. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering insights or access related to ongoing local events or initiatives within these themes. Given her focus on local coverage in Denver and Colorado, pitches should be tailored with a clear emphasis on their relevance and impact at the community level.
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Michael Burns is working with the Today Show and will be in Paris throughout the Games.
By: Jennifer Meckles
As the Stone Canyon Fire burns nearby, the Lyons community's resilience is tested once again.
Customers say the woman behind Ticket Secrets "ghosted" them, and they never got their refunds.
The FDA just signed off on new COVID vaccines, and pharmacies are taking appointments for people looking to catch up on those vaccines and others.
Denver International Airport has ongoing closures for cleaning and restriping work right now. A Colorado couple said they got no warning before their car was moved.
Car seat technicians say they're seeing a scary trend: More people tricked into buying counterfeit car seats on the internet.
Families of victims describe the trial as a "roller coaster." They are eager for this chapter of the story to close.
By: Jennifer Meckles, Anna Hewson
Arlene Branham reached out to Steve on Your Side to ask: Was a ticket really necessary? And when does law enforcement have discretion when issuing fines?
The state just built a dozen homes to rent out to high country employees, like snowplow drivers, who struggle to find affordable and available housing.
By: Jennifer Meckles
The first-time car wash visitor missed the sign that told her to put her car in neutral as she rolled into the trooper's car. (KUSA, COLORADO STATE PATROL, CNN)
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