Tony Kovaleski
Chief Investigative Reporter at KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)
Chief Investigative Reporter/Denver7
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2 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Landon Haaf |Tony Kovaleski
DENVER — U.S. Senator Michael Bennet, a Democrat from Denver, is expected to launch a bid for Colorado governor at a Friday morning news conference, Denver7 Investigates has confirmed. Denver7 Chief Investigator Tony Kovaleski learned of Bennet’s intentions from multiple informed sources within Colorado’s Democratic Party. Sources say Bennet does not plan to step down from his senate seat while he runs for governor.
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2 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Tony Kovaleski |Joe Vaccarelli
LAKEWOOD, Colo. — Colorado’s Department of Public Safety executive director said his office has changed policy following a series of Denver7 Investigates reports and a third-party review into a Colorado Bureau of Investigation agent using a racial slur that was captured on a body-worn camera in early 2024.
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3 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Tony Kovaleski
DENVER — Denver International Airport is scrambling to explain significant delays with shuttle bus service this weekend. Hundreds of passengers and airport and airline employees were stuck in long lines waiting for shuttle buses to the Pikes Peak Lot Saturday and Sunday nights.
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4 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Tony Kovaleski
PARKER, Colo. — The property manager who had a fence installed surrounding the West Main Tap Room and Grill in Parker has had his day in court, and also some words for Denver7 Chief Investigator Tony Kovaleski. Mitch Trevey, a local businessman and representative for Parker Main Street Partners, first appeared in a Parker Municipal Court on March 11 where he pleaded guilty after he was issued a summons stating that the fence was "illegally erected," and a violation of the town’s site plan.
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1 month ago |
denver7.com | Kristian Lopez |Tony Kovaleski
DENVER — A Venezuelan immigrant who was recently released from ICE custody after being arrested during a major federal immigration enforcement operation in the Denver metro area last month said Wednesday he was "treated like a criminal," despite having proof he was following the law as an asylum seeker. Jhonathan Chacón, 24, was released from the GEO Processing Facility in Aurora last Tuesday, five weeks after being detained at the Cedar Run Apartments on Feb. 5.
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Denver7 Chief Investigator @TonyKovaleski sat down exclusively with Denver Mayor @MikeJohnstonCO before he left to testify before a congressional committee investigating so-called "sanctuary cities." Hear from the mayor in the story below: https://t.co/fErtVakdTr
