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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Denver, Colorado, United States (Local)
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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See photos of the University of Denver as partiers took over streets, burned couches.
Denver PrideFest emcee DeMarcio Slaughter vamps for a crowd at Civic Center Park’s Greek amphitheatre. June 25, 2022.
DPD didn't give out any tickets last year, but they still could this weekend.
There were more live performers at this audition than ever before.
By: Lauren Antonoff Hart, Rebecca Tauber
Officers surrounded the camp on the Tivoli Quad and began attempting to remove the two dozen or so people who refused to clear out.
By: Kevin Beaty
Starting May 1, you can call 211 to get matched with people who need a place to stay.
By: Paolo Zialcita
Students are protesting the war in Gaza, as well as calling on the University of Colorado's to divest from corporations that operate in Israel.
By: Kevin Beaty
Rosbely Sira Linarez holds her infant son in the north Denver encampment where they’ve been living with other South and Central American immigrants who arrived in Colorado in the last year. Apri 24, 2024.
By: Kevin Beaty
The "Breathing Healing Into The Banks Of Sand Creek" play takes audiences to places in Denver that are connected to the Sand Creek Massacre.
By: Kevin Beaty
The shrine was originally a place to get down.
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