Kim Posey is a journalist and reporter for FOX31 KDVR and Channel 2 KWGN in Denver, Colorado. With a focus on local news, Kim covers a wide range of topics including breaking news, community events, transportation, and public safety. Her work has also been featured on WGHP-TV 8.
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Kim Posey primarily focuses on local news, public safety, health and wellness, and transportation in Colorado and Denver. She frequently covers breaking news related to crime, family & relationships, and sports. If you're reaching out to her for coverage or commentary, consider offering insights related to local public safety issues such as emergency preparedness programs or updates on ongoing legal cases.
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By: Kim Posey
Cyclists and runners along the Cherry Creek Trail in Denver could see politically motivated graffiti that stretched for blocks Monday morning.
By: Kim Posey
A food truck, stolen from Commerce City over the weekend, was recovered Wednesday after the owners spotted it just three miles from where it was stolen and called authorities.
By: Kim Posey
This week residents will be able to move into the new Warren Village housing facility for single-parent families in southwest Denver.
By: Kim Posey
CASTLE ROCK, Colo. (KDVR) — Castle Rock Police and the Douglas County School District continue to investigate after a school bus driver allegedly dropped off 40 kids in the wrong place, some miles from home.
By: Samantha Jarpe, Kim Posey
AURORA, Colo. ( KDVR ) — The Aurora Police Department is on the scene of a crash involving a pedestrian and a Regional Transportation District train Monday afternoon.
By: Kim Posey
Doctors at Children’s Hospital Colorado say they are seeing an uptick in the number of walking pneumonia cases.
By: Kim Posey
Officials said the number of auto thefts at the Denver International Airport is down 62% from last year.
By: Kim Posey
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said it is a good thing for Colorado that the proposed grocery store merger has been called off.
By: Kim Posey
Colorado doctors are seeing an increase in the number of RSV cases, and they want people to know there are some new ways to protect your family.
By: Kim Posey
Neighbors living near 10th Avenue and Lincoln Street in Denver were stunned Wednesday morning when they saw a man picking up large rocks and throwing them at the windshields of cars along several b…
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