Rebecca Tauber is a Reporter at Denverite and Colorado Public Radio. She covers City Hall and transportation, with a keen interest in social issues, regional interests, and the intersection of sports and community. Her work has been featured in WAMU 88.5, KWBU 103.3 FM, The New York Times, and Marketplace by APM, among others.
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Rebecca Tauber's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and political developments, particularly in Denver, Colorado. She also covers topics related to housing, city programs, homelessness, and transportation.
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By: Rebecca Tauber
In taking the top job at a school near his hometown of Newport News, Va., Vick joins a group of NFL stars turned first-time coaches at HBCUs
By: Rebecca Tauber
The team was flying into LAX for their Saturday game against UCLA, which the Bulldogs lost 62-65.
By: Rebecca Tauber
Al-Shaair criticized how the NFL characterized him in a letter announcing his suspension after his hit on Trevor Lawrence.
By: Rebecca Tauber
Emotions flared at Tuesday's bowl game as staff held back the South Carolina and Illinois coach on the field.
By: Rebecca Tauber
Investor David M. Rubenstein, the principal owner of the Baltimore Orioles, is also receiving the award.
By: Rebecca Tauber, Tess Demeyer
Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey and more: Here’s your one-stop shop for how it all works, who to watch and how to follow the season.
By: Rebecca Tauber
rebecca tauber and tess demeyer Missing the Summer Olympics? At risk of injuring yourself attempting a back handspring in your bedroom while counting down the days until the 2028 Los Angeles Games?
By: Rebecca Tauber
The money will go to organizations like the American Red Cross, the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation, World Central Kitchen and more.
By: Rebecca Tauber
Reports of medal degradation began even before the Olympics ended.
By: Fabian Ardaya, Rebecca Tauber
The latest sterling Los Angeles Dodger officially arrived on Wednesday afternoon as the franchise formally introduced Roki Sasaki. The 23-year-old right-hander’s fastball has touched 102 mph. His arrival in the United States was met with more anticipation than any international amateur since Shohei Ohtani in 2018 — now his teammate. The press conference allowed Sasaki his first public comments since his decision sent the baseball world into a frenzy and shed some light on the process that brought him to this point. “Putting on this Dodgers uniform today, I am reminded that my...
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