Megan Cloherty is an Investigative Reporter at WTOP. She covers a range of topics including crime, courts, technology, and sports, with a particular focus on security and law enforcement. Megan's work has been featured in WTOP News, Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, Denver7 (KMGH-TV), and KOAA5.
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COLORADO — Starting next year, children must be in a car seat or booster until they are nine years old and at least 40 pounds.
Hiring officers is a nearly constant thought of the police chiefs in Pueblo and Colorado Springs, with different resources and challenges, they share how they are ensuring their departments thrive.
El Paso County will pay more than $1M to Daniel Murray's estate after failing to provide adequate medical care to the Colorado Springs man in pre-trial detention.
By: Megan Cloherty
The Palmer Lake Board of Trustees voted 4-1, finding the county land meets the qualifications for annexation. The next step for the city to decide whether it wants to annex the land.
By: Ashleigh Quintana, Megan Cloherty
Widefield School District 3 employee, Terrance Stanley, was arrested, and charged, for alleged felony child abuse.
Starting Wednesday, Colorado's laws around car seats for children are changing, but it's a bit complicated.
By: Megan Cloherty, James Gavato
COLORADO SPRINGS — Investigators in Las Vegas are sharing new evidence discovered on Matthew Livelsberger's phone. That includes a letter he wrote before investigators say he detonated a bomb at the Trump International Hotel on New Year's Day.
COLORADO SPRINGS — Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspectors found dozens of violations at the McDonald's supplier in Colorado Springs linked to the outbreak of E. coli last fall.
By: Megan Cloherty
Food and Drug Administration inspectors found dozens of violations at the McDonald's supplier in Colorado Springs linked to the outbreak of E. coli last fall.
Transgender Coloradans say they're confused and anxious about the repercussions of President Trump's executive order defining sex as male or female.
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