Timothy Hurst is a photojournalist specializing in local news and events in Colorado Springs. With a focus on capturing the essence of the community, Timothy's work for The Colorado Springs Gazette and The Denver Gazette brings readers closer to the stories that shape their city and state. Through his photographs, he aims to provide a visual narrative that reflects the diversity, culture, and events of Colorado Springs and its surrounding areas.
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Timothy Hurst's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including transportation and logistics. He frequently covers press releases and government announcements related to various topics such as state legislature, the National Western Stock Show, the Elijah McClain case, ranching, Denver Broncos, Kenny Moten, Venezuelan food events, homelessness issues in Denver City Council decisions among others.
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By: Timothy Hurst
Alexander Moore, 4, cautiously dips his toes into a jet of water while beating the heat with his grandmother Janet Herrington in the Wynkoop Plaza Fountains in front of Union Station on Wednesday, July 12, 2023, in Denver. (Timothy Hurst/Denver Gazette)
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Denver resident Carolyne Janssen walks past one of the tulip gardens with her umbrella featuring the colorful art of Vasily Kandinsky on her way to the library on Monday, May 2, 2022, in Civic Center Park in Denver, Colo. (Timothy Hurst/The Denver Gazette)
(Photos by Zachary Spindler-Krage/The Denver Post) A large crowd gathered in City Park to march through the streets in response to recent Israeli military strikes on Rafah, a city in the southern G…
By: Timothy Hurst
This move was to'correct mistakes by some prior divestiture buyers,' an Albertsons consultant said.
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The business sent businesses solicitaions that looked more like invoices than ads, according to the attorney general's office.
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FILE PHOTO: Denver Public Schools superintendent Alex Marrero looks on during a Denver Public School Board of Education meeting for the election of Board Officers on Friday, Dec. 1, 2023, at the DPS Central Office in Denver, Colo. (Timothy Hurst/Denver Gazette)
By: Timothy Hurst
The Denver District Court said Kroger's argument was "at odds with numerous rulings recognizing states as co-equal antitrust enforcers."
Just before sunrise on Monday, July 22, about three dozen workers of the Tuxedo Corn Company enter a corn field, cooled by overnight air, to begin the first full day of harvesting the popular Olath…
The Colorado State University Rams hosted the University of Northern Colorado Bears at Canvas Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2024, in Fort collins, Colorado. CSU won over UNC 38-17.
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