Melissa Henry is a Reporter and Anchor at KKTV 11 News. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, energy and mining, and culture and society, with a particular focus on Colorado and Texas. Melissa's work has been featured in KJCT-TV (ABC 8), WILX-TV, WDAM, and KKTV 11 News.
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Colorado Springs, United States (Local)
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Melissa Henry's coverage focuses on breaking news and evolving stories in Colorado Springs, predominantly covering crime-related incidents and local tragedies. She also takes an interest in family and relationship issues within the community.
Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories, she may be receptive to pitches offering expert commentary or firsthand accounts related to ongoing criminal investigations, community responses to tragedies, or insights into family dynamics affected by local events.
Pitches should specifically tie into the geographic area of Colorado Springs and cover topics such as crime updates, developments in tragic events impacting the community, or social issues affecting families in this region.
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By: Melissa Henry
The average CSU household is expected to be paying about 80 dollars more monthly by 2029.
By: Melissa Henry
Jon and Carie Hallford pleaded not guilty to federal charges tied to Return to Nature funeral home in April
Jon and Carie Hallford pleaded not guilty to federal charges tied to Return to Nature funeral home in April
By: Melissa Henry
Eric Stelly is asking for no less than $50,000 in the lawsuit against the fast-food giant.
Text message phishing scams are one of the most common ways scammers are going after potential victims.
By: Melissa Henry
Colorado's ballot box security is focused on bipartisanship.
By: Melissa Henry
Joel Lang reportedly told investigators he fled the scene of a deadly crash because he didn’t have insurance, and now the victim’s daughter says she likely wouldn’t have filed an insurance claim.
By: Stephen Chan, Melissa Henry
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) -A man who reportedly confessed to killing his wife on the north side of Colorado Springs in September was in court Monday, and his hearing has been continued until January because of a need for Cantonese interpreters to be in the courtroom while some evidence is shown.
By: Melissa Henry
Thousands of headstones are left bare each year as the effort relies on donations.
By: Melissa Henry
A barbershop quartet style non-profit singing group is spreading holiday cheer again this season!
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