Kevin Beaty is an Organizer at SEJ and a creative storyteller for Denverite and CPR News. His work spans a variety of themes including food and beverages, real estate, climate change, and social issues, often focusing on regional interests in Colorado and North America. He has been featured in prominent outlets such as NPR, WBUR, WAMU 88.5, Texas Public Radio, and Denverite.
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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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A Denver Police Drone hovers beneath the department’s Cherokee Street headquarters.
Drop your lights off through Jan. 2, 2025, and help keep electronics out of landfills.
“I feel like I'm still working on assimilating into society, especially spending so long on the streets."
Angelica Cambero holds her newborn son, Sammer, in her room at Denver Health. He was the first kid delivered on Jan. 1, 2025, at 1:49 a.m.
By: Kevin Beaty
Preparing Colfax for a Bus Rapid Transit future is unveiling a slice of the street’s past.
"It's our Yankee stadium or Wrigley field."
By: Kevin Beaty
The city will lean more heavily on housing vouchers in 2025.
By: Kevin Beaty
"It takes a downfall, it takes a lot of time, it takes a lot of money and takes a lot of sacrifice."
Los Angeles’ animal shelters are overcrowded, so volunteers in Denver are helping out.
By: Kevin Beaty
The closure of the William Penn Apartments mark the first time Denver has suspended a landlord’s license under a new system.
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