Brennen Kauffman is a journalist at Nelly Broadcasting. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in energy and mining, urban development, and real estate. His work has been featured in various publications, including BLOX Digital, The Chronicle, and The Colorado Springs Gazette.
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Brennen Kauffman's coverage focuses heavily on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on announcements and events in the Longview, Washington area. Given this focus, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out should consider pitching stories related to city government activities, elections, infrastructure developments such as planning commission changes or budget allocations for specific projects.
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By: Brennen Kauffman
The recall petition for City Councilmember Brandy Williams will have 60 days to gather more than 4,000 signatures in order to move ahead.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Yemi Mobolade, Glen Shaw, John 'Tig' Tiegen and Stan VanderWerf have filed campaign reports with Colorado Springs as they run for mayor in 2027.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Yemi Mobolade, Glen Shaw, John 'Tig' Tiegen and Stan VanderWerf have filed campaign reports with Colorado Springs as they run for mayor in 2027.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Mayor Yemi Mobolade used Friday's 'State of the City' speech to highlight recent city improvements and a string of milestone anniversaries.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Police Chief Vasquez said little about the budget impacts of the city launching a 911 authority last week and focused on the ongoing negotiations.
By: Brennen Kauffman
In the new agreement, gFiber will pay Colorado Springs Utilities $670 million over the next 30 years to be the primary option on the public fiber network.
By: Brennen Kauffman
The Colorado Springs Utilities Board unanimously approved a proposed $2 billion 2027 budget during its meeting Wednesday.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Recent polls and election forecasts show the 5th Congressional District race will likely see a Democrat's best performance in its 50-year history.
By: Brennen Kauffman
Colorado Springs voters will decide in April whether to elect Mayor Yemi Mobolade to a second term. Right now, those voters are weighing other questions.
By: Brennen Kauffman
The $700,000 that the city received for selling the former Meadows Park Community Center will be reinvested in the neighborhood's parks.
