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.
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The Denver Nuggets hosted a pep rally at McGregor Square Wednesday afternoon to hype up Nuggets Nation ahead of Round 1 of the NBA playoffs.
By: Sam Peña
A Lakewood woman is recovering after her truck crashed on W. Morrison Road, pinning her under the vehicle for several hours. A good Samaritan is being credited with possibly saving her life.
By: Sam Peña
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) said it will not remove a male wolf linked to recent depredation incidents after discovering it's likely breeding.
Dozens of students set up camp on the Auraria Campus Thursday to protest the conditions in Gaza. The group said they wouldn't leave unless the schools met their demands or forced them to go.
By: Sam Peña
One week after students on Denver's Auraria Campus began staging protests over the Israel-Hamas war, organizers on Wednesday announced their new demands for college leaders.
By: Sam Peña
The 10th Mountain Division Living History Group lost over $20,000, after their trailer filled with WWII artifacts was stolen. The nonprofit preserves items from the state's famous military division.
By: Sam Peña
The Community College of Denver (CCD) graduation ceremony, which is traditionally held on the Auraria Campus, was moved to the Lowry Campus due to the pro-Palestinian encampment on the Tivoli Quad.
The United Methodist Church on Tuesday approved a series of historic changes to its policies on sexuality. The delegates voted to remove a ban on ordaining LGBTQ+ members as clergy.
By: Sam Peña
A Colorado couple is making history, by punching their way to the top. Tasos and Madison Hernandez became first couple in history to win the Colorado Golden Gloves championship at the same time.
By: Sam Peña
The Denver Scholarship Foundation says several Colorado universities are pushing back their enrollment deadlines due to problems with federal financial aid assistance.
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