Jonathan Ingraham is a Digital Producer specializing in local news in Colorado, particularly in the Denver area. With a focus on reporting on breaking news, weather updates, and local events, Jonathan's work has been featured in publications such as The Denver Gazette, Colorado Politics, The Colorado Springs Gazette, and Firehouse Magazine.
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Jonathan Ingraham's coverage mainly focuses on local events and seasonal updates in Colorado, with a particular emphasis on weather-related topics such as snow reports, temperature alerts, and ski resort openings. His articles also touch upon family & relationships, house & home, sports, and entertainment news.
For those looking to pitch to Jonathan Ingraham, consider providing relevant information about upcoming local events or evolving stories related to Colorado's weather patterns (e.g., extreme temperatures) or the skiing community. Additionally, pitches regarding lifestyle topics like family activities during specific seasons or entertaining options for locals might be of interest.
It’s important to note that his main focus is on covering local news in Denver and Colorado; therefore, any pitched ideas should have a clear tie-in with these geographic locations.
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By: Jonathan Ingraham
Previous Last open ski area in Colorado extends season into mid-June
By: Jonathan Ingraham
After a cold front pushed through Colorado on Tuesday, bringing heavy rains to the eastern Plains, warming returns around metro Denver and the northern Front Range.
By: Jonathan Ingraham
After Tuesday's severe wind gusts, today's weather will be much more mellow across the Pikes Peak region and El Paso County.
The first day of fall is Sunday and after a record-breaking summer travel season, Coloradans are already beginning to make travel plans for the year-end and cold-weather holidays.
The first day of fall is Sunday and after a record-breaking summer travel season, Coloradans are already beginning to make travel plans for the year-end and cold-weather holidays.
By: Jonathan Ingraham
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By: Jonathan Ingraham
Continuing its "M72 World Tour" for a third year, the heavy metal band Metallica announced 21 new concerts in 2025, and Denver is on the list.
By: Jonathan Ingraham
A weak cool front this morning may bring a drop in temperatures to some areas on Thursday afternoon around Colorado Springs.
By: Jonathan Ingraham
Previous Denver weather: Sunny and comfortable Tuesday
By: Jonathan Ingraham
University of Colorado Boulder Buffs football head coach Deion Sanders, also known as "Coach Prime," has expressed his dissatisfaction with the forecast for the Big-12 football game against the Baylor Bears in Boulder. Denver Gazette's news partner's 9News Weather Impact Team Meteorologist Chris Bianchi took to social media platform TikTok to challenge Sanders' distaste for the forecast, offering up a challenge. Bianchi said Coach Prime trusts his phone app over Bianchi's forecast, however, on Wednesday's broadcast. Bianchi went on to explain in another video segment broadcast on Wednesday that the weather app Sanders was using is not very accurate when it comes to forecasting high impact weather.
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