Kyla Pearce is a Breaking News Reporter at 9NEWS Denver. She covers a range of topics including energy and mining, with a particular focus on the environmental impacts of mining operations and sustainability practices. Kyla's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Washington Examiner, The Denver Gazette, and Colorado Politics.
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Kyla Pearce's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Aurora, Colorado. She also covers events, crime, and homelessness issues within the region.
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By: Kyla Pearce
Shortly after the sun rose on the Boulder Flatirons Thursday morning, word spread quickly online about two big white words that appeared to be painted on the First Flatiron: “ICE OUT.” Turns out, a Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks spokesperson told The Denver Gazette Thursday afternoon, the letters were a mesh fabric held up […]
By: Kyla Pearce
Aurora’s largest homeless services project launched “way too early,” its CEO told city leaders Tuesday, saying the rushed opening left residents living amid mold, plumbing failures, and other issues inside the former hotel. During Tuesday’s Housing, Neighborhood Services and Redevelopment Policy Committee meeting, Advance Pathways CEO Jim Goebelbecker said he didn’t think the building was […]
By: Kyla Pearce
For Aurora residents who want to save water in their yards but aren’t sure where to start, Aurora Water announced a variety of free in-person and online water conservation classes as the Front Range faces a future of uncertain water supply. Aurora Water’s free classes focus on a variety of water-saving measures, from practical gardening […]
By: Kyla Pearce
As Colorado's historically low snowpack year comes to a close, the state's major ski resorts are announcing early closing dates.
By: Kyla Pearce
An Aurora City Council decision to alter social media policies for the APD has raised concerns from press freedom and public safety experts.
The consent decree monitor overseeing the Aurora Police Department called on city officials to examine in more depth how police respond to critical incidents involving mental health crises following three fatal shootings in the last year. Independent Monitor Jeff Schlanger, who oversees the consent decree for the City of Aurora and the APD, recommended in […]
The Aurora police shooting that killed Rajon Belt-Stubblefield was referred to a grand jury for further investigation Friday. The 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office referred the case following the completion of Critical Incident Response Team and district attorney’s office reviews, according to a news release Friday afternoon. Belt-Stubblefield was shot during a traffic stop on […]
By: Kyla Pearce
She will formally resign on Aug. 5, within 90 days of the regularly scheduled municipal election, to keep the city from needing to hold a special election, she said.
By: Kyla Pearce
At-large Denver City Councilmember Sarah Parady announced her resignation from the council at Monday's meeting, saying medical challenges have made it difficult for her to show up to council meetings.
‘An exciting new chapter for animal care in Aurora’ Aurora’s new animal shelter broke ground Tuesday, marking the beginning of construction on a project that has been in the works for several years. The new shelter, which is going adjacent to the current one at 15750 E. 32nd Ave., will be almost triple the size […]
