Kelly Reinke is a news reporter based in Denver, Colorado. She covers local news for various media outlets, including KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, The Denver Gazette, and KJCT-TV (ABC 8). Kelly's reporting focuses on a wide range of topics, including crime, investigations, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Kelly Reinke’s coverage focuses on local news in Denver, Colorado, with an emphasis on evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news and legal policy regulation. Given the themes and topics she covers - including crime, government & politics, homelessness and education - she would likely be interested in hearing from local authorities or experts who can provide insights into these areas.
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By: Kelly Reinke
We now know the 29-year veteran's misconduct has impacted more than 800 cases. That number could grow as a team continues to review paper casefiles from 1994 through 2008.
The project could take two decades to complete and would include new entertainment, dining and wellness options. It's possible it won't be finished until 2050.
By: Kelly Reinke
COLORADO, USA — An investigation into a former Colorado Bureau of Investigation DNA analyst has prosecutors in open cases that she worked on trying to figure out what to do if she is unable to testify at trial.
By: Kelly Reinke
A "yes" vote on Proposition 130 would direct state $350 million in state funding to help recruit, train, and retain local law enforcement officers
By: Kelly Reinke
The proposal looks at changing an ordinance from 1997.
By: Kelly Reinke
The victim, Duane Brown, was fatally stabbed at a Fort Collins gas station last year.
9NEWS asked Felicia Antencio and Kent Spangler to meet and share why they hope more people become mentors like they did.
By: Kelly Reinke
DENVER — Colorado voters this November approved redirecting tax dollars to law enforcement agencies. The ballot measure didn't say where the money should come from.
By: Kelly Reinke
Colorado's red flag law allows some groups of people to petition to have someone's guns taken if they're a danger. There's no requirement they act.
By: Kelly Reinke
Kimberly Corban has spent years helping others not knowing she needed to take the advice she'd always shared.
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