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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Grand Junction, Colorado, United States (Local)
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
The City of Grand Junction and Mesa County School District 51 appear to be on the verge of an agreement that would keep the Orchard Mesa Pool open past an
By: Sam Klomhaus
The 21st Judicial District Attorney’s Office is investigating an instance in which a person was disrupting court proceedings by showing pornographic videos on Webex, District Attorney Dan Rubinstein confirmed Tuesday.
By: Sam Klomhaus
One person was arrested and 110,000 fentanyl pills were seized Tuesday in what District Attorney Dan Rubinstein called “one of the largest fentanyl seizures this jurisdiction has ever seen.”
The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office will soon deploy tow-behind mobile cameras for use as surveillance in high-crime areas.
By: Sam Klomhaus
The unsheltered resource center at 261 Ute Ave. has emerged as a place where people experiencing houselessness can go to get out of the heat.
By: Sam Klomhaus
Los Jilbertos Mexican restaurant failed a health inspection earlier this week, according to Mesa County Public Health. The restaurant has re-opened.
By: Sam Klomhaus
A man was charged with aggravated cruelty to animals after witnesses told the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office they had seen him dragging a dog behind his car.
By: Sam Klomhaus
Police found an estimated 220,000 fentanyl pills in a car following a pursuit on I-70 and in Fruita Friday, according to the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office.
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The Mesa County Coroner's Office is still waiting on DNA testing to identify the head and hands found in a recently-sold residence in January.
By: Sam Klomhaus, Sam Klomhaus
The Grand Valley has found itself blanketed by a thick haze in recent days. The smoke is coming from a surprising origin.
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