Marc Sallinger is an Anchor and Reporter at 9NEWS. He focuses on a range of critical topics including climate change, water management, agriculture, and law enforcement, with a particular emphasis on sustainable practices and labor issues. Marc's work has been featured in several prominent outlets, including Summit Daily News, The Denver Gazette, and KENS 5.
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Marc Sallinger's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly legal and government matters in Colorado. His reporting encompasses a variety of evolving stories related to health, government & politics, and occasional sports-related topics.
Given the substantial emphasis on local issues such as law and justice within Colorado, Marc is likely to be responsive to pitches from individuals or organizations directly involved in these specific areas. For instance, legal experts with insights into ongoing cases or policy changes within the state would be valuable sources for him.
Additionally, due to his focus on immigration topics within Colorado specifically, he may find value in receiving pitches from advocates or professionals who can provide firsthand perspectives on related challenges faced by migrants in the region.
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An unusually warm March followed by a devastating April freeze left Delta County orchards without their usual fruit.
By: Marc Sallinger
The 9-0 ruling opens the door to lawsuits against freight brokers when unsafe trucks cause crashes.
By: Marc Sallinger
Denver is one of the busiest connecting airports in the country. United thinks AI can make sure you don't miss your next flight.
By: Marc Sallinger
The town of Ordway will sell the buildings for cheap, as long as people establish businesses in the town.
By: Marc Sallinger
The judge cited a "pattern" of discovery violations. It's the same office sanctioned in the Suzanne Morphew murder case.
By: Marc Sallinger
Douglas County is the only county or city government in Colorado with its own contracted wildfire helicopter.
Chester Hitchens, who was 17 at the time, was driving home from Steamboat with a friend on July 31, 1976, when the two entered the Big Thompson Canyon. "I've been down this a million times," Hitchens...
By: Marc Sallinger
As Senate Bill 25-003's training requirement took effect Aug. 1, background check applications jumped 195% over last year.
By: Marc Sallinger
County clerks from both parties across the state say they're already building contingency plans, with ballots set to go out in early October.
By: Marc Sallinger
NWS bulletin said the Longmont-based weather team was closed due to short-staffing.
