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Steven Middendorp

Steven Middendorp

Steven Middendorp is a freelance journalist and contributor to The HighWire and The Montrose Mirror. He has written investigative reports and interviewed government whistleblowers connected to East Palestine, the unaccompanied minor program, and the farm credit scandal. Steven is a writing and guitar teacher who enjoys snowboarding and hiking on his days off.

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Recent Work by Steven

Longmont to Begin Issuing Speeding and Red-Light Camera Tickets Starting May 29

Longmont to Begin Issuing Speeding and Red-Light Camera Tickets Starting May 29

Automated traffic enforcement systems are now active in Longmont, with city officials citing safety and Vision Zero goals.
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Longmont Unveils Safety Upgrades for 21st and Main Intersection After Community Feedback

Longmont Unveils Safety Upgrades for 21st and Main Intersection After Community Feedback

Raised medians, new bike crossings, and pedestrian protections are part of a $8 million redesign set to begin construction in 2027, aimed at making the intersection safer for all users.
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Longmont Sober Living Home for Sex Offenders to Host Open House Amid Community Concerns

Longmont Sober Living Home for Sex Offenders to Host Open House Amid Community Concerns

Mobarez Solutions invites residents to tour its sober living home and learn more about sex offender reintegration efforts as the City Council weighs new residential restrictions.
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Two Arrested in Disturbing Poudre Canyon Homicide; Victim Found Burned After Alleged Murder

Two Arrested in Disturbing Poudre Canyon Homicide; Victim Found Burned After Alleged Murder

Larimer and Weld County authorities say the suspects, now charged with first-degree murder, attempted to conceal the crime by setting the victim’s body on fire in a remote picnic area.
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City of Longmont to Begin Annual Water Line Flushing on April 28

City of Longmont to Begin Annual Water Line Flushing on April 28

Residents may experience temporary low water pressure and discoloration during the maintenance program, which runs through May 30.
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$50,000 Reward Offered After High-Tech Burglaries Hit Boulder’s White Hawk Ranch

$50,000 Reward Offered After High-Tech Burglaries Hit Boulder’s White Hawk Ranch

Authorities say dinnertime break-ins involve advanced surveillance evasion; Metro Denver Crime Stoppers urges community tips amid rising thefts.
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Longmont’s NextLight Expands Discounted Internet Access as Federal Program Ends

Longmont’s NextLight Expands Discounted Internet Access as Federal Program Ends

With federal broadband funding gone, NextLight’s Internet Assistance Program now helps over 1,000 low-income Longmont households stay connected with discounted fiber internet.
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CU Boulder Highlights Research-Based Strategies to Prevent School Violence

CU Boulder Highlights Research-Based Strategies to Prevent School Violence

A new CU Boulder review outlines five evidence-backed approaches for improving school safety, from climate surveys to behavioral support systems and security planning.
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St. Vrain Superintendent to Retire; Board Launches Search for Successor

St. Vrain Superintendent to Retire; Board Launches Search for Successor

St. Vrain Valley School District Superintendent Dr. Don Haddad will retire at the end of this school year. The district’s Board of Education outlines the process for selecting a new superintendent.
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Gov. Polis Voices Concerns About Trump-Era Tariffs at Loveland Manufacturing Roundtable

Gov. Polis Voices Concerns About Trump-Era Tariffs at Loveland Manufacturing Roundtable

Speaking to more than 60 manufacturers and partners, Polis said the tariffs could impact Colorado jobs and investment. Meanwhile, some Colorado businesses have expressed cautious optimism.
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