Tony Kovaleski is the Chief Investigative Reporter for KMGH-TV, Denver7, and also serves as a Corporate Investigative Trainer for Scripps. With a focus on local news in Colorado and the Denver area, Tony has a reputation for in-depth investigations and reporting on issues that impact the community. His work covers a wide range of topics, including crime, government accountability, healthcare, and transportation.
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By: Tony Kovaleski, Kelly Dietz
DENVER — Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is calling for compliance after a Scripps News Denver Investigates hidden camera operation exposed multiple area pharmacies were not following a state law making EpiPens more affordable.
By: Tony Kovaleski, Kelly Dietz
A now ex-member of Red Rocks Country Club was sentenced to probation and official registry as a sex offender after a jury found him guilty of unlawful sexual contact without consent and harassment.
By: Tony Kovaleski
AURORA, Colo. — During the past five years, the Aurora Police Department has been at the center of several controversies that led to leadership changes.
By: Joe Vaccarelli, Tony Kovaleski
PARK COUNTY, Colo. — A septic leak in July is reigniting a festering conflict between Park County residents who opposed a waste transfer station
By: Tony Kovaleski
Clear Creek Sheriff Matt Harris said he was disappointed by failures within his department after the initial calls came in regarding a missing person report that was first filed last week.
By: Tony Kovaleski
Clear Creek Sheriff Matt Harris said the arrest for the murder of Paul Peavey, announced Friday, was the result of good police work and cooperation from the community.
By: Tony Kovaleski, Joe Vaccarelli
GEORGETOWN, Colo. — Clear Creek County is known for its miles of scenic landscape and quaint communities such as Idaho Springs and Georgetown.
By: Tony Kovaleski, Joe Vaccarelli
DENVER — Multiple sources claim that a Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) agent who accidentally recorded himself using a racial slur received leniency due to his close relationship with the agency's director.
By: Joe Vaccarelli, Tony Kovaleski
With four days to go until Election Day, Colorado is seeing a decrease in early voting numbers compared to 2020, despite trends to the contrary across the country.
By: Tony Kovaleski
An investigation is underway into suspicious ballots that were sent from one address to six different counties across the state, Denver7 Investigates learned on Monday.
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