Esteban L. Hernandez is an award-winning, bilingual journalist with Axios based in Denver. His primary beat includes covering politics, local government, healthcare, and homelessness, as well as occasionally covering sports and culture. He previously worked at Denverite, CPR News, the New Haven Register, and the Register Citizen, where he won a First Place award for investigative reporting from the Connecticut Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. He's a graduate of the University of Colorado.

Denver 7 Morning Anchor Dan Grossman has covered presidential campaigns, hurricanes, tornadoes, and wildfires from the front lines. He’s won awards for his work, but what he values most is the connections he's made with people in the process of telling their stories. After graduating from Syracuse University in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism, Dan worked for television stations in Virginia, Arkansas, Florida, and Colorado before returning to Denver during the pandemic to work as a national correspondent for Scripps News.

Linnea Covington is the managing editor of DiningOut Denver. She has a long background in food, restaurant, and drinks journalism. Over the last two decades, she's
written for tons of publications, including the Denver Post, the Washington Post, and ForbesTravel Guide, 5280 Magazine, New York Magazine, New York Times, Time Out New York, and more.

Sheila Flynn is a news and features journalist with more than 22 years of experience across the US and Ireland. She began her career at The Associated Press, reporting for the wire in Alabama, New York and Texas, before moving to Dublin, where she worked in various writing and editing roles for DMG Media for more than a decade. She returned to the US in 2017, moving four years later to Colorado, where she has covered crime, human interest and general news for outlets including The Independent, Daily Mail and 5280.

Yoselin Meza Miranda is a Digital Reporter at Univision Colorado with a background in radio who previously covered Northern Colorado news at KUNC in Greeley. A proud Coloradan, Yoselin auditioned for a kids’ news segment at her current station when she was only eight years old and later earned her bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from MSU Denver. She considers it to be a true blessing to be able to report the news and connect with her community.