Tony Gorman is a General Assignment Reporter at various prominent media outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports—both individual and team—as well as automotive issues, regional interests, and significant global themes such as climate change and the environment. Gorman's work has been featured in notable publications including the Durango Herald, NPR, The Journal, and Colorado Public Radio, among others.
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Denver, United States (Local)
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Tony Gorman's coverage focuses heavily on local news in Colorado, with a strong emphasis on crime, government & politics, and sports. Consider reaching out to him if you have insights into evolving local stories related to these themes. Given the prevalence of breaking news and evolving stories in his coverage attributes, he may be particularly interested in pitches related to ongoing legal cases or significant community events.
Additionally, as Tony covers a wide range of topics within his geographic focus, he may also be responsive to pitches that align with other specific topics covered such as outdoor activities, hate crimes, trials, basketball competitions outside the NBA league and legal settlements involving local entities.
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Another heat dome is moving across the state.
By: Tony Gorman
Share: When Lucas Herrington signed with the Colorado Rapids last August , no one could predict his meteoric rise.
By: Tony Gorman
The state’s past and present were on full display as leaders look to Colorado’s future.
By: Tony Gorman
Share: Union workers at Cargill's meatpacking plant in Fort Morgan have rejected Cargill's latest contract proposal.
By: Tony Gorman
Share: Kortlund Natterstad describes himself as an adrenaline junkie. When we meet, he is sitting in a lounge at the Pikes Peak International Raceway.
By: Tony Gorman
Share: A bear in a car? A bear starting a kitchen fire? A bear in the city of Denver Bear activity in Colorado has picked up at a record rate in 2026.
The name of the 85-year-old cyclist will be released by the Boulder County Coroner’s Office at a later date.
By: Tony Gorman, Alejandro A. Alonso Galva
Share: Democratic challenger Jessica Killin and GOP Rep. Jeff Crank squared off in their first debate of the 2026 midterms for Colorado's Fifth Congressional District.
By: Tony Gorman
Share: Nick and Bethany Dean's family is still waiting to hear from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
By: Tony Gorman
Share: Medical neglect is the biggest grievance among detainees at the GEO Group immigration detention center in Aurora.
