Sam Klomhaus is a reporter for The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, focusing on local news in Colorado. With a background in journalism, Sam covers a range of topics including city developments, crime stories, local government, and community events. Their work has also been featured in the Aspen Daily News.
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Sam Klomhaus focuses on local news, particularly government and politics in Grand Junction, Colorado. His coverage heavily features breaking news and government announcements which indicates a focus on timely developments within the community.
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By: Sam Klomhaus, Sam Klomhaus
The American Civil Liberties Union has accused the City of Grand Junction of illegal practices in its municipal court.
By: Sam Klomhaus, Sam Klomhaus
The city of Grand Junction is working toward making one of the most dangerous bike and pedestrian corridors in the city safer for those not traveling in cars.
By: Sam Klomhaus
The nonprofits tasked with managing the unhoused resource center on Ute Avenue are putting together an updated management plan at the request of Grand Junction City Council.
The Grand Junction Police Department welcomed nine new officers and one promotion at a badge-pinning ceremony Wednesday.
By: Sam Klomhaus
Business owners and others in the neighborhood of the unhoused resource center at 261 Ute Ave. say that the center’s addition to the neighborhood has led to concerning issues.
The nonprofits tasked with managing the unhoused resource center on Ute Avenue are putting together an updated management plan at the request of Grand Junction City Council.
By: Dale Shrull, Sam Klomhaus
Kai Dispensary, one of three marijuana stores in Grand Junction that has yet to open, is the only one of the 10 lottery winners for licenses building from the ground
By: Sam Klomhaus
The City of Grand Junction is re-structuring how City Council allocates funding to nonprofits every year to focus more on specific issues and less on meeting a certain dollar amount
By: Sam Klomhaus, Sam Klomhaus
Public opinion remains divided on traffic pattern changes on Fourth Street and Fifth Street.
By: Sam Klomhaus
A Grand Junction man who pleaded guilty to supplying a teen with fentanyl, leading to the teen’s death in 2021, was sentenced to 71 months in federal prison Monday.
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