Stephanie Earls is a Reporter at The Denver Gazette. She specializes in beverage production, focusing on drinks and spirits as well as packaged beverages, exploring the intricacies of the industry. Stephanie's work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, Military.com, and Colorado Politics.
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Stephanie Earls focuses on local news in Colorado Springs with a significant emphasis on community events, breaking news, and evolving stories. She frequently covers topics related to family & relationships, food & beverage, as well as government & politics within the context of her geographic focus.
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By: Stephanie Earls
A Vietnam-era POW/MIA bracelet long lost, then found, inspires a mission to set things right after half a century.
By: Stephanie Earls
Dan Rector, of Monument, was a college student at CU Boulder in the early 1970s when he purchased this POW/MIA bracelet honoring Air Force Lt. Col. Ben Pollard, who was
By: Stephanie Earls
A former Colorado jail commander accused of secretly viewing and replaying thousands of strip-search videos of female inmates, over a five-year period, now is also facing a federal class action lawsuit filed on behalf of his accusers at the La Plata County Jail in Durango.
By: Stephanie Earls
A former Colorado jail commander accused of secretly viewing and replaying thousands of strip-search videos of female inmates, over a five-year period, now is also facing a federal class action
By: Stephanie Earls
Longtime florist shop and design company shutting its doors as its owners retire.
By: Stephanie Earls
The Forensic Center of Excellence at UCHealth Memorial Hospital opened in April, 2023, after a one-time grant of $3 million from the Colorado Division of Criminal Justice. The 24/7 center
Tom Halfast and Jerry Morris, owners of Cerberus Brewing Co., at their Colorado Springs brewpub. The award-winning brand and brewery Morris and Halfast launched in 2016 is up for sale.
By: Stephanie Earls, Dennis Huspeni
Signs that craft brewing has turned a page on the boom time chapters are hard to ignore, even for those sporting the rosiest of glasses.More breweries closed than opened over
By: Stephanie Earls, Dennis Huspeni
Signs that craft brewing has turned a page on the boom-time chapters are hard to ignore, even for those sporting the rosiest of glasses.
By: Stephanie Earls
If walking is a series of controlled, false falls, 18-year-old Aidan Harris moves in precision plunges and pivots so smooth he sometimes seems to float — all while snapping ball after ball after ball exactly where he wants it to go. Kid’s got better aim with his leg than most people do with their arm, […]
