
Wanya Reese
Weekend Morning Anchor and Reporter at KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)
☀️ Weekend Morning Anchor / Reporter @DenverChannel 7 | @VCU Alumnus | 1914 🤘🏾 | RTs / tweets are just my views
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2 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Wanya Reese
DENVER — The countdown to Juneteeth is on, and Denver7 is highlighting one Colorado nonprofit focused on supporting and making sure the Black community has what it needs to thrive in the nonprofit space. Black Resilience in Colorado Fund (BRIC) will mark its five-year anniversary this Juneteenth. It's leader, LaDawn Sullivan, said their mission is to create a safe pace for nonprofit leaders so they can learn and share what they know with each other.
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2 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Wanya Reese
DENVER — The Colorado Perinatal Mental Health Project is raising awareness about the mental health struggles faced by pregnant and postpartum women. The organization highlighted a study that shows one in five women experience some mental health issue after having a baby. Emely Romero shared her personal battle with postpartum anxiety and how therapy helped her.
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3 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Wanya Reese
AUROA, Colo. — Often, paramedics are among the first to arrive at a medical emergency, crime scene, or car accident. Depending on the scene, that can be difficult for any first responder to process. As we mark Mental Health Awareness Month, we are taking a closer look at how a UCHealth program works to improve the mental health of EMTs and paramedics across the Denver metro.
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3 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Wanya Reese
LAKEWOOD, Colo — On Monday, thousands of runners will lace up their shoes for the 45th annual BOLDERBoulder. The race honors the men and women who paid it all for our freedom. Among the participants is the Gold Star family of Airman Will DuBois, who died in service in 2014. His father, William H. DuBois, reflects on his son’s legacy, highlighting his journey from ROTC scholar to F-16 pilot.
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1 month ago |
denver7.com | Wanya Reese
DENVER — Denver and Colorado face a shortage of therapists, prompting state leaders and nonprofits to take action. "We've got to figure that out as a behavioral health system, and that's difficult, because we need a lot more therapists than we have right now," said Dannette R. Smith, commissioner of the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration. Some in the Denver area and across the state are trying to fix the shortage.
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