Rachel Saurer is a reporter for FOX21 News, focusing on local news in Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas. With her work also appearing on FOX31 KDVR and Channel 2 KWGN, Rachel covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, local traditions, and human interest stories.
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Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States (Local)
Rachel's articles primarily focus on local news, community events, crime, and government & politics in the Colorado Springs area. She frequently covers evolving stories and government announcements related to crime, family & relationships, entertainment news and local governance.
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By: Rachel Saurer
A bipartisan bill that would authorize Colorado Parks and Wildlife to reintroduce wolverines is advancing in the legislature.
By: Rachel Saurer
On April 26, video captured two people breaking into mailboxes at Beaumont Place condominiums. Now, people living in the area are hoping someone might recognize them.
By: Rachel Saurer
Posted: Updated: COLORADO (KDVR) — Vitalant is partnering with women's advocates and hospitals for the fifth year for Donate for
People across Denver are keeping a closer eye on their vehicles after multiple residents’ tires were slashed in the span of a few days.
As the weather warms, it’s a Colorado tradition to get outside with your dog and enjoy nature. But for a couple in Aurora, a nice day outside was turned upside down in an instant.
DENVER (KDVR) — A bipartisan bill that would reduce the cost of college is headed for Gov. Jared Polis Get info without leaving the page.
Hundreds of Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners employees are preparing to be laid off at the end of June, as Colorado plans to part ways with the local company once its contract ends.
By: Rachel Saurer
A portion of Interstate 25 may soon be dedicated to first responders in honor of a fire chief who died from a job-related cancer.
Coloradans will not soon forget the miller moth swarms of last summer, but how will the moths be this go around? Entomologists may have some good news.
DENVER (KDVR) — It's that time of year again when moths migrate from Colorado's Eastern Plains to the mountains.
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