Sam Peña is a reporter for KMGH-TV (Denver7) in Denver, Colorado. With a background in storytelling, Sam covers a wide range of local news stories, including environmental issues, community events, human interest stories, and legal matters. He is dedicated to bringing impactful and engaging stories to the Denver community.
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Sam’s coverage primarily revolves around local events and human interest stories related to family and community in the Denver, Colorado area. To effectively reach out to Sam, consider providing pitches that highlight heartwarming local initiatives, charity events, or inspiring individual stories within the Denver community. Content focusing on issues such as disabilities, homelessness support programs, nonprofit activities, and community outreach are likely to resonate with his coverage interests.
Given the emphasis on announcements (31%) and event coverage (18%), offering exclusive access to upcoming local events or newsworthy announcements within Denver could enhance your pitch's appeal. Additionally, considering Sam's focus on seasonal topics (13%), aligning pitches with relevant seasons or holidays may also increase their effectiveness when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Sam Peña
An Arvada nonprofit is raising funds to help educate refugees in Africa. Seeds of South Sudan educates and relocates refugee children seeking a better life.
By: Sam Peña
Warren Village opened a third location this week, welcoming residents into an affordable housing complex on Alameda Avenue. The center is for single parents and includes a childhood learning center.
By: Sam-Pena, Sam Peña
DENVER — The United Way Turkey Trot returned for its 51st year in Wash Park Thursday morning.
By: Sam-Pena, Sam Peña
WESTMINSTER, Colo — The home of Steve and Deana Watson looks a lot like Santa's workshop around this time of year.
By: Sam-Pena, Sam Peña
DENVER — More than 100 runners participated in the inaugural Dashing Thru LoDo Holiday Fun Run in Denver on Saturday morning.
By: Sam Peña, Sam-Pena
AURORA, Colo. — More than 30 children in Aurora could lose a longstanding martial arts school after the program's funding expired.
By: Sam Peña
Greeley police say 24-year-old Sierra Nicole Mininger, was shot and killed in her home around 6 a.m. Sunday.
By: Sam Peña, Sam-Pena
THORNTON, Colo — MaxMods, a Colorado nonprofit, is sending more than 1,500 toys to children with disabilities, and this year, our Denver7 viewers helped out.
By: Sam-Pena, Sam Peña
Businesses across the country are posing the same question: Where are all the workers? Data from the U.S.
Elizabeth firefighters are now equipped with new lifesaving equipment, thanks to a $28,000 grant from the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation.
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