Danielle Kreutter
Reporter at KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)
Award winning CO journalist covering my home state for the last decade 🗻 Reporter for @DenverChannel 📺 Friend to all dogs 🐶
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1 week ago |
koaa.com | Danielle Kreutter
GOLDEN, Colo. — Day 3 of the Joseph Koenig trial — the man charged with first-degree murder in connection with the 2023 rock-throwing incident that killed 20-year-old Alexa Bartell — got underway in a Jefferson County courtroom Wednesday. Wednesday's hearing came after opening statements Monday in which prosecutors argued Koenig's actions were deliberate and fatal.
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1 week ago |
denver7.com | Danielle Kreutter
GOLDEN, Colo. — Day 3 of the Joseph Koenig trial — the man charged with first-degree murder in connection with the 2023 rock-throwing incident that killed 20-year-old Alexa Bartell — got underway in a Jefferson County courtroom Wednesday. Wednesday's hearing came after opening statements Monday in which prosecutors argued Koenig's actions were deliberate and fatal.
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1 week ago |
denver7.com | Danielle Kreutter
ADAMS COUNTY, Colo. — Amid rising food costs, food banks across Colorado have been dealt an additional blow of cuts to federal funding. Charles Mathis relies on the Adams County Food Bank to help feed his family. "The reason why I enjoyed coming to this particular food bank is because of the variety that you would receive. But now it's kind of less and less, but still, I'm ever so grateful," said Mathis.
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2 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Danielle Kreutter
DENVER — The City of Denver is giving away $10,000 to business owners looking to reduce waste or become more sustainable but can't front the cost on their own. Applications for the Certifiably Green Denver mini-grants are now open for 2025. "I needed something, some more food and diversity around here," said Kim Le, owner of Sesame Sandwich Shop in City Park West. Le also owns Playground Eats, a wholesale kitchen at the Denver International Airport.
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2 weeks ago |
koaa.com | Danielle Kreutter |Claire Lavezzorio
DENVER — When office buildings in downtown Denver started emptying out post-pandemic, restaurants and businesses nearby also suffered. A real estate investor is hoping a new plan can offer a solution for those businesses and families searching for affordable housing. Maria Gonzales-Bishop has had a front-row seat to the changes downtown from her restaurant, Salvaggio's Deli. "It's night and day," said Gonzales-Bishop. "It's kind of weird.
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A community task force recently found about half of all renters in Englewood are spending 30-50% of their monthly income on housing. The group also offered some recommendations to city council on how to change that. https://t.co/xI5llHNPI0 @DenverChannel https://t.co/fQOm9ZvRbY
