Kevin Beaty is a photojournalist and reporter based in Denver, Colorado. He contributes to various news outlets including Denverite, NPR, WAMU 88.5, WBUR, and Texas Public Radio. Kevin's work focuses on local stories, covering a range of topics including immigration, homelessness, community events, and human interest stories.
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Kevin Beaty's coverage focuses on local news in Denver, Colorado primarily covering government and politics, crime, family & relationships. He also covers entertainment news with a focus on events happening locally. When reaching out to Kevin, consider providing insights or interviews related to local political developments or breaking news stories concerning the Denver area. If you have expertise in topics such as migrant issues, community initiatives impacting migrants or unique community-based activities like bowling leagues that are relevant to the Denver area, these could be of interest to him.
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The largest Denver library is reopening after years of construction. "I can't wait to see 2,000 people back in this building, using this space."
By: Kevin Beaty
“There’s better ghosts to the south. There’s more bloody murder to the north.”
By: Kevin Beaty
Mayor Mike Johnston recently celebrated moving 2,000 people inside, but frustration is brewing as camps spread out.
They protested the city's take-back on Saturday.
By: Andrew Kenney, Kevin Beaty, Kyle Harris, Paolo Zialcita, Alex Scoville
A dozen ballot measures await your vote. Polls close at 7 p.m.
By: Kevin Beaty
Snow kept it small, but people angry about the election expect their movement to grow.
Candice Wells revived her Scream Church to meet the political moment.
By: Kevin Beaty
The Circle K has become a symbol of residents’ frustration, but they also understand long-term solutions take time.
Then, the governor pardoned them from the Thanksgiving dinner table.
By: Kevin Beaty
Get your gliding in this year. Skyline Park’s ice rink will likely skip next year due to construction.
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