Kim Posey
Anchor at KDVR-TV (Denver, CO)
Anchor at KWGN-TV (Denver, CO)
Anchor for KDVR/KWGN in Denver and mother of two amazing little boys
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Kim Posey
DENVER (KDVR) — Starting this week, Colorado residents will start receiving their property assessment notices in the mail. These notices will show if the assessed value of the home went up or down, and they will offer a way to appeal. In Colorado, property is revalued every two years. Back in 2023, many homeowners were hit with huge property value increases and big tax bills. This year looks different.
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2 weeks ago |
kdvr.com | Kim Posey
DENVER (KDVR) — Starting this week, Colorado residents will start receiving their property assessment notices in the mail. These notices will show if the assessed value of the home went up or down, and they will offer a way to appeal. In Colorado, property is revalued every two years. Back in 2023, many homeowners were hit with huge property value increases and big tax bills. This year looks different.
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2 weeks ago |
kdvr.com | Kim Posey
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) — The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is receiving so many calls about wild turkey sightings that they posted to social media telling residents, “Wild turkeys… roam wild.”While a lot of residents are used to seeing the wild turkeys in the foothills, more people are calling to report them in urban areas and along busy streets. “We have received more calls this year for sure on the turkeys,” said Jefferson County Animal Control Officer Kristie Bennett.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Kim Posey
DENVER (KDVR) — A multiple sclerosis patient who received a stem cell transplant in Denver is now doing well and hopes to spread awareness about the treatment option. Video and pictures show Brandy Jo Furniss returning home to her family in Idaho in 2023 after getting a stem cell transplant at the Colorado Blood Cancer Institute in Denver. She was in the hospital for weeks hoping the transplant would stop the progression of her multiple sclerosis.
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3 weeks ago |
kdvr.com | Storm Wolf |Kim Posey
DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver Police Department’s chief plans to add “Education-Based Discipline” as an option for officers with low-level infractions. The traditional system would continue to be used for higher-level discipline cases. Under the plan, officers with low-level infractions like failing to write a report or being discourteous could qualify for training instead of reprimands or fines.
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