Melissa Reeves is a Digital Desk Editor for The Denver Gazette and KUSA-TV, 9NEWS. With a focus on local news in Colorado, particularly in Denver, Melissa covers a wide range of topics including breaking news, crime, politics, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Sky-Hi News and The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC.
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By: Chris Hansen, Melissa Reeves, Kim Christiansen
One day in April 25 years ago we watched 13 families as they grieved. Their loss was felt by people far beyond Columbine High School 's community – grief moved its way through the state, around the nation and worldwide.
Colorado wildlife officials were called to Vallecito Reservoir by a staffer who was about to release water down the spillway where the two young cubs were stuck.
Colorado wildlife officials were called to Vallecito Reservoir by a staffer who was about to release water down the spillway where the two young cubs were stuck.
By: Melissa Reeves
A severe spring storm delivered lightning that hit three homes in Evergreen, Broomfield and Erie – some RTD trains were suspended for lightning, too.
Suzanne Morphew, who is originally from Alexandria, Indiana, went missing on Mother's Day in May 2020. Authorities found her remains in Colorado in October 2023.
Boulder deputies are looking for Shindig, a 4-week-old sorrel draft horse, that is missing from his pasture. The foal is still nursing and needs his mom.
By: Melissa Reeves
"DU For Palestine" said protesters want the university to divest from Israeli war crimes. The school's chancellor said it's committed to free expression.
By: Melissa Reeves
Denver warns residents to get ahead of mosquito season in an effort to avoid the spread of West Nile virus. Last year, 50 Coloradans died from the virus.
Wheat Ridge Police are investigating the crash that sent two adults and four teens to the hospital with serious injuries.
A good Samaritan who witnessed a canoe with three people inside capsize was able to rescue two people from the capsized boat and get them to shore safely.
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