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Joe Vaccarelli
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Investigative Producer, KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)
Denver
Beats
Biography
I cover Denver and South Jefferson County for the Denver Post's YourHub section -- a weekly insert that focuses on hyper-local news in the Denver metro area. I covered the Denver Cutthroats this past season for the Post's All Things Avs sports blog. I've also been a music teacher in the area for the past 13 years and am a prominent member of The Stampede, the official drumline of the Denver Broncos.
sports, jefferson county schoolsdenver cutthroats, city hall denver public schools, construction
engineering, computer science, hard core science, accounting
Content
CPS director says internal investigation policy has changed following series of Denver7 Investigates reports
By Tony Kovaleski Verified, Joe Vaccarelli Verified| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified 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.
By Joe Vaccarelli Verified| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified One of the Colorado Department of Corrections employees who was placed on administrative leave is now back at work after an investigation found no wrongdoing, according to a DOC spokesperson. Director of Parole David Wolfsgruber was one of seven DOC employees Denver7 Investigates reported last week was on paid administrative leave. In a statement to Denver7, a DOC spokesperson said Wolfsgruber was on leave during an internal review.
By Joe Vaccarelli Verified, Jaclyn Allen Verified| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified DENVER — The owner of a home remodeling business, his father and multiple business associates accused of defrauding dozens of customers over a multi-year period are facing 17 additional criminal charges after the Colorado Attorney General’s Office filed a new grand jury indictment Thursday. Sean and Avi Schwalb, along with four employees of Schwalb Builders, are now facing 51 felony counts between them on charges including theft, money laundering and violation of the state’s organized crime act.
Company Info
KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)
Denver, Colorado, United States
+1 303-832-0206