Colleen Slevin is a Reporter at The Associated Press. She covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news, as well as health and wellness. Colleen's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Washington Post and USA TODAY.
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Colleen Slevin's coverage primarily focuses on crime-related topics, particularly evolving and breaking news stories. She covers legal policy and regulation related to crime extensively.
Given her focus on local news in Colorado, pitches should provide insights relevant to the region or similar cases elsewhere that could have implications for local communities. Providing expert commentary from legal professionals or law enforcement officials with knowledge of ongoing cases may be well-received.
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Historians gather stories about discrimination against Black Coloradans in first state study about the legacy of slavery in the Centennial State
By: Colleen Slevin
Historians gather stories about discrimination against Black Coloradans in first state study about the legacy of slavery in the Centennial State
By: Colleen Slevin
One of the state’s most popular tourist destinations, Estes Park, was named after a man who brought five slaves to what became Colorado during the Gold Rush in 1859.
By: Colleen Slevin
Judge says late change won’t stop state elections officials from finalizing ballot
By: Colleen Slevin
Tyler Boebert sentenced to work release in Weld County after his mother urged judge to keep him at home
By: Colleen Slevin
Tyler Boebert sentenced to work release in Weld County after his mother urged judge to keep him at home
By: Colleen Slevin
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert’s eldest son will have to spend at least 20 nights in jail after his toddler son wandered out of their house, a judge ruled Friday after
By: Colleen Slevin
One of the state's most popular tourist destinations, Estes Park, was named after a man who brought five slaves to what became Colorado during the Gold Rush in 1859.
Colorado congresswoman says Tyler Boebert needs to be present and provide for his young son
Colorado congresswoman says Tyler Boebert needs to be present and provide for his young son.
