Tony Kovaleski is a Reporter at Denver7. With a focus on investigative journalism, he has tackled significant issues involving public policy, emergency response, and corporate accountability, often utilizing hidden cameras and in-depth source-driven reporting. His work has been featured in The Denver Post, KOAA5, NewsBreak, KXXV, and 25 News.
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By: Tony Kovaleski
A Denver County Court judge is under investigation after he allegedly paid a $1 bond for a defendant in his courtroom in August.
By: Tony Kovaleski, Natalie Chuck, Joe Vaccarelli
An Arapahoe County deputy district attorney expressed frustration Monday that a man suspected in multiple armed robberies in Aurora had his charges dismissed after he was found incompetent.
By: Tony Kovaleski
An Arapahoe County deputy district attorney expressed frustration Monday that a man suspected in multiple armed robberies in Aurora had his charges dismiss
By: Joe Vaccarelli, Tony Kovaleski
The alleged Planned Parenthood shooter never stood trial, yet never had his case dismissed.
By: Tony Kovaleski, Joe Vaccarelli
The man who caused a fatal crash Monday along Highway 83 near Franktown was on parole and had a lengthy criminal record dating back to at least 2013, Denver7 Investigates learned.
By: Joe Vaccarelli, Tony Kovaleski
FAIRPLAY, Colo. — A prominent and controversial businessman — who has been involved in a bitter dispute with homeowners near one of his properties in Park County — recently found himself in a place he never expected: jail.
By: Tony Kovaleski
Several current and former employees of the Cherry Creek School District said the district has a toxic culture stemming from the superintendent and his wife, the HR director.
By: Tony Kovaleski
A former Cherry Creek School Board president is calling for the current board to hold its superintendent accountable amid concerns of a toxic culture brought to light by a Denver7 investigation.
By: Tony Kovaleski
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo. — The Cherry Creek School Board of Directors announced Tuesday that it will review claims of a toxic culture in the district
Cherry Creek Schools Superintendent Chris Smith announced his retirement Wednesday, effective Jan. 30.
