Spencer Wilson is a Reporter at CBS News. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on issues related to Colorado, crime, law enforcement, social issues, and the food industry. Spencer's work has been featured in notable outlets such as KRDO-AM/FM/TV, Telemundo, and OECD - OCDE.
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Spencer Wilson's coverage is primarily focused on local news in the state of Colorado, with a strong emphasis on government and politics, entertainment news, and family & relationships. He often features government announcements and seeks expert commentary to provide depth to his articles.
If you are looking to pitch Spencer, consider providing insights or expertise related to local governance in Colorado, developments in affordable housing initiatives, law enforcement issues within the state, or updates regarding environmental topics such as recycling. Additionally, if your expertise relates to events impacting family dynamics or entertainment trends specific to Colorado communities, this could also be of interest.
As he has a focus on local content and community-related stories within Colorado - particularly around issues like wolves reintroduction program and road conditions near state parks - tailoring pitches that specifically relate to these localized themes may increase the likelihood of getting noticed by Spencer.
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A live TV news station covering breaking news and traffic for Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Southern Colorado with a strong investigative team
By: Spencer Wilson
It's been a project two years in the making for the Colorado Avalanche Information Center; getting their weather stations scattered around the state up to date, fixed up or simply functioning again.
By: Spencer Wilson
The U.S. Forest Service says it will not be hiring seasonal workers that do campsite enforcement in Colorado this upcoming year.
By: Dave Aguilera, Spencer Wilson
Colorado's mountains picked up an impressive amount of snow with this week's storm. For some areas, accumulations of between a foot and 2 feet were measured on Wednesday.
By: Spencer Wilson
Georgetown found itself without a police force after two of their three employees were entangled in the charges related to the Christian Glass shooting and the only other retired.
By: Spencer Wilson
Another winter, another return of the traveling tourist attraction known as the Ice Castles, but this year, Eagle is the new home in Colorado for the impressive formations of ice.
By: Spencer Wilson
After switching to four 10 hour shifts a week for working hours in an effort to help retain employees just last year, the government of Clear Creek
By: By Spencer Wilson
The truck is decked out with multicolored light strings that are all programmed to dance and flash along with Christmas music, which viewers can listen to simply by tuning their radios to a custom frequency.
Winter Park's gondola reopened after breaking over the weekend. The popular Colorado ski resort had to after a malfunction and the approximately 175 passengers on it had to evacuate the lifts by climbing down ropes.
By: Spencer Wilson
Another batch of wolves is on the ground in Colorado, but even before Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) announced their latest reintroduction of
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