Kyla Pearce is a Breaking News Reporter for The Denver Gazette and The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, as well as a contributor to Colorado Politics. With a focus on local news in Aurora, Colorado, Kyla covers a range of topics including crime, politics, community events, and social issues. Her work has also been featured on KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, and the Washington Examiner.
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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
Colorado bands will play for Parent Rocker Organization Aurora's benefit concert
By: Kyla Pearce
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman announced Monday proposals for a new approach to homelessness, which would harshen the current camping ban and create a new court for offenses by homeless people.
By: Kyla Pearce
Aurora Parks, Recreation and Open Space is hosting a clean-up event Saturday along Tollgate Creek to celebrate Earth Day on Monday.
By: Kyla Pearce, Nicole C. Brambila
The mass shooting at Columbine High School 25 years ago upended school safety. We’ve never been the same.
By: Nicole C. Brambila, Kyla Pearce
The mass shooting at Columbine High School 25 years ago upended school safety. We’ve never been the same.
By: Kyla Pearce, Nicole C. Brambila
of 6 What happened at Columbine High School 25 years ago wasn't the first or the last mass shooting at a school in America, but it was the
By: Kyla Pearce
At Aurora's city council study session and regular meeting Monday, councilmembers will discuss a variety of topics including the creation of a new animal shelter, a proposal to change the
By: Kyla Pearce
Aurora city councilmembers on Monday approved a resolution giving builders an option to contribute money to a construction career education program along with their permit fees.
Aurora has grown a lot since the creation of its animal shelter, which is maxing out its shelter space. Aurora councilmembers moved forward with a resolution at Monday night's study session regarding funding for a new facility.
By: Kyla Pearce
Douglas County's board of commissioners voted to help fund the "one stop shop" center for homelessness services
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