Kristian Lopez is a Reporter at KOAA5. He focuses on critical issues such as lawsuits, school safety measures, mental health, and transportation policy and regulation, highlighting the intersection of these themes in his reporting. Kristian's work has been featured in KTVB News Group, Denver7 News, NewsBreak, and PLOS.
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Kristian Lopez's coverage focuses on local stories in Denver, Colorado. The themes covered include family and relationships, as well as crime. Given the nature of his articles and their focus on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and event coverage, Kristian may be interested in pitches related to ongoing local events or developing community issues.
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By: Kristian Lopez
A man who rushed to help four crew members after they ejected from military jets in Mountain Home says the pilots remained focused on others' safety.
By: Kristian Lopez
A man who was among the first to reach four crew members after an Idaho air show jet crash is sharing his firsthand account.
By: Kristian Lopez
Idaho State Police is increasing DUI patrols across the Treasure Valley and Highway 55 for Memorial Day weekend.
By: Kristian Lopez
Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue welcomed the public to a weekend open house in Boise.
By: Kristian Lopez
Twin Falls County Sheriff Jack Johnson is urging families to prioritize water safety after a 12-year-old likely drowned at Dierkes Lake during Memorial Day weekend.
A large tree fell onto a Boise home during Thursday's strong winds, but no one was hurt. Residents are now cleaning up damage left behind by the storm.
By: Kristian Lopez
As fire season starts earlier and more aggressively, a Boise woman who recently lost her home to a fire is sharing her story and urging others to be prepared.
By: Kristian Lopez
A local coffee shop in Mountain Home hosted a fundraiser Sunday to support families and first responders impacted by the fire earlier this week.
By: Kristian Lopez
As Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live brings more than 20,000 fans to Albertsons Stadium this weekend, Boise State is also studying long-term upgrades.
The Michaud Creek Fire has grown to an estimated 1,300 acres east of Pocatello, drawing a large multi-agency response and keeping nearby residents on alert as firefighters continue working to contain ...
