Lauren Scafidi is a Michigan This Morning Anchor for KUSA-TV, 9NEWS. With a focus on local news in Colorado, particularly in the Denver area, Lauren covers a wide range of topics including transportation, weather, community events, and social issues. Her work has also appeared in 910 Media Group.
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Lauren's coverage is heavily focused on local events, especially those related to family and relationships, government announcements, and evolving stories. She frequently covers breaking news in the Denver area and often reports on community-related topics such as local businesses, justice issues, and city-specific developments.
Given her focus on local news within Colorado (specifically Denver), she may be interested in pitches that provide insights into community initiatives or human-interest stories tied to specific neighborhoods or organizations within these areas. Topics related to family dynamics, small business entrepreneurship in the region could also resonate with her audience.
For individuals looking to pitch Lauren Scafidi, offering exclusive access to sources involved in ongoing local events or insightful perspectives on evolving stories about Denver communities would likely capture her attention.
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By: Marilyn Moore, Lauren Scafidi
The CDC said 49 people in 10 states have gotten sick, including 26 illnesses and one death in Colorado.
By: Lauren Scafidi
Founded in 1913, the National Onion Association represents onion growers, shippers and packers all across the country.
By: Lauren Scafidi
The fields include forestry, construction, education, early childhood education, firefighting, law enforcement and nursing.
Re:Vision wanted to combat low voter turnout rates traditionally seen in Denver's Westwood neighborhood.
The Denver Rescue Mission planned on a few dozen extra hands to help them through the storm, but the volunteers aren’t able to get there because of the weather.
By: Lauren Scafidi
Next with Kyle Clark hosted a micro-giving campaign in 2023 to raise money for the truck that would cost about $90,000 outfitted for its needs.
By: Lauren Scafidi
“It was super, super scary," one of the students said. Other parents and strangers helped the stranded kids get home safely.
By: Lauren Scafidi
“It was super, super scary,"one of the students said. Other parents and strangers helped the stranded kids get home safely.
By: Lauren Scafidi
“It was super, super scary," one of the students said. Other parents and strangers helped the stranded kids get home safely.
By: Lauren Scafidi
Other parents and strangers helped the stranded kids get home safely Monday. As of Wednesday, the bus driver is no longer employed by the district.
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