Steve Staeger

Journalist | 18x Emmy Winner | Consumer Advocate

denver, colorado, united states

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Well-rounded journalist with experience in television, radio, print and online media. Understands the need for convergence between broadcast and the web. Looking for a career as a reporter in a local television newsroom. Specialties: Writing for broadcast/web, developing sources, gathering news, editing video and audio

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Xcel's regulator wants to hear your experiences from this week's power shutoffs | 9news.com

DENVER — The Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is collecting stories and experiences from Xcel Energy customers following this week’s intentional power shutoffs during a high wind event. The commission set up a website where customers can take a ... See more

9news.com•Steve Staeger•Dec 21, 2025

A Facebook user is suing the town of Kersey for blocking him and deleting his comment

DENVER — A man who commented on the town of Kersey’s Facebook page in November, then saw his comment deleted and was blocked from the page is suing the Weld County town for violating his First Amendment right to free speech. Jered Morgan, who goes by Luck... See more

9news.com•Steve Staeger•Dec 18, 2025

Different communities have different interpretations on speed camera warnings

KERSEY, Colo — A total of 71 drivers were clocked breaking the speed limit along County Road 49 near Highway 34 in the small Weld County town of Kersey this spring. The infractions were captured during a warning period for the town’s photo radar system, w... See more

9news.com•Steve Staeger•Dec 15, 2025

Colorado town changes wording of social media policy after First Amendment questions

KERSEY, Colo. — The small Weld County town of Kersey has been in the news the last few weeks a lot more than it traditionally has been. The launch of a photo radar system that initially issued tickets that weren’t in line with the town’s own law, then the... See more

9news.com•Steve Staeger•Dec 8, 2025

Hearing process begins for drivers disputing hefty photo radar tickets

KERSEY, Colo. — The appeals process for drivers disputing their photo radar tickets from the town of Kersey began Thursday, with the town’s appointed hearing officer reducing one driver’s ticket from $340 to $40. The decision comes after reporting from St... See more

9news.com•Steve Staeger•Dec 4, 2025

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Xcel's regulator wants to hear your experiences from this week's power shutoffs | 9news.com

A Facebook user is suing the town of Kersey for blocking him and deleting his comment

Different communities have different interpretations on speed camera warnings

Colorado town changes wording of social media policy after First Amendment questions

Hearing process begins for drivers disputing hefty photo radar tickets

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Xcel's regulator wants to hear your experiences from this week's power shutoffs | 9news.com

A Facebook user is suing the town of Kersey for blocking him and deleting his comment

Different communities have different interpretations on speed camera warnings

Colorado town changes wording of social media policy after First Amendment questions

Hearing process begins for drivers disputing hefty photo radar tickets