Sam Tabachnik is a roving reporter at The Denver Post. He focuses on a range of stories outside metro Denver, including crime, social issues, and quirky narratives that often defy categorization. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Mercury News and The Seattle Times.
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By: Sam Tabachnik
Proponents argue gay marriages could be at risk if the U.S. Supreme Court considered overturning the 2015 ruling
By: Sam Tabachnik
Thousands of Coloradans will receive restitution checks from Wyatts Towing in the coming days, part of a $1 million settlement agreement the towing giant reached with the Colorado Attorney General's Office last year.
By: Sam Tabachnik
Four people were displaced and two cats died Friday morning in an apartment fire in Lakewood. The fire sparked before 5 a.m. from an electric space heater in an unoccup ...
A 16-year-old inmate at a Greeley youth detention center died Tuesday after being in intensive care since last month. Authorities did not say how the teen died.
By: Sam Tabachnik
The Denver district attorney has launched an investigation into how a spreadsheet of voting system passwords ended up on the Colorado secretary of state’s website earlier this year.
By: Sam Tabachnik
The Denver district attorney has launched an investigation into how a spreadsheet of voting system passwords ended up on the Colorado secretary of state's website earlier this year.
By: Sam Tabachnik
Metro Denver towing giant appears to have been acquired by Elite Towing Wyatts Towing has gone out of business.
By: Sam Tabachnik
Metro Denver towing giant appears to have been acquired by Elite Towing Wyatts Towing has gone out of business.
By: Sam Tabachnik
The university also agreed to several pay transparency measures, according to settlement
By: Sam Tabachnik
Denver lacks important security measures at its homeless shelters, does not keep track of its spending on the facilities and is unable to ensure
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