Hannah Hickman
NEWS at 6 & THE 10 Anchor/ MMJ / Producer
Hannah is an evening anchor for the Six and Ten.
Hannah was born and raised in Aguanga, California where she found her passion for storytelling and journalism.
During her time in college, Hannah was a part of her university's student journalist program. Here she learned the ins and outs of a newsroom and reporting. What started out as reporting, quickly turned into anchoring for her school's news shows and eventually became editor-in-chief of her school's student news program.
Through her time as a student journalist, Hannah has won national awards for her reporting and storytelling.
Hannah won best anchor and best regularly scheduled newscast in a small market at the 2022 Colorado Broadcasters Association awards.
When not anchoring you can find Hannah reading a book with her cat Mister and rescue dog Oaty by her side.
Western Slope Weekly November 6, 2023 episode part two.
Western Slope Weekly November 6, 2023 episode part one.
The statewide audit was completed Monday without any discrepancies for Mesa County's 2023 Coordinated Election.
Governor Jared Polis called upon lawmakers to fix costly bills many Coloradans are expected to face. This happened after voters rejected proposition HH in the November election.
The Colorado Department of Law transferred $2.5 million to the Colorado Department of Human Services providing additional funding to an existing network. $2 million will be directed to statewide food banks, and pantry partners.
An investigation by the Colorado Department of Law found the lending company collected illegal membership fees from Coloradans who have loans.
Hannah Hickman takes on one of her greatest challenges yet, identifying football teams just from their logo. Sports Director Garrett Brown did not make it easy.
HPI had an annual Gathering where people involved in the supernatural and paranormal could come together in one area and cater to the people of Western Colorado.
Keane Karnan, chocolatier and owner of Dirty Lil Cacao, continues to show people the history behind the chocolate trade with his shop.
On October 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. anyone can swing by and drop off un-used or leftover prescriptions.
The attorneys general claim Meta’s business practices violated state and consumer protection laws and the Federal Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
Student loan repayments began this month and Colorado’s Attorney General Phil Weiser urged borrowers to proceed with caution after preparing for an influx of scams.
A survey of 3,000 Americans revealed the top 140 drives for fall foliage and Colorado’s Rim Rock Drive rounded out the top five.
CSP is telling drivers to drive the speed limit and use high beams when not around other drivers. Doing this you can increase your chances of spotting wildlife hanging out in the road and have adequate time to slow down and stop for them.
From our vantage point on Saturday the light from the sun will be blocked during the peak of the eclipse at around 10:30 a.m.
The National Forest Foundation issued a request for proposals on October 9th to start the process of finding a contractor to do the repair work on the trail.
The City of Grand Junction is continuing its leaf pick-up program.
Before the grand opening, however; Sean Cwalinski the regional branch manager for Mesa County Libraries said the new place has provided a sense of community for those in and around the Clifton community.
The Mesa County District Attorney’s office hired a joint state federal attorney for highway drug trafficking cases thanks to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
While Colorado has been searching where they’ll acquire wolves from, three other states rejected Colorado’s request for wolves.
The Grand Junction Police Department made an arrest after a reported kidnapping Wednesday.
Colorado man arrested for possibly poaching mother bear and cubs.
A product called kratom hits the same receptors as an opioid does, and in many states, anyone can get their hands on it. “It can be a dangerous substance because there is no clear dosing for it,” said Dr. Thomas Tobin, Chief Medical Officer at Community Hospital in Grand Junction.
The company Choice Hotels International Inc. agreed to inform customers of room rates and other charges after it failed to do so.
Drivers should prepare for delays between the Denver metro area and Silverthorne.
One fire is burning slowly in Western Colorado while another one reached full containment.
The District 51 Foundation announced its professional learning grant award totaling over $125-thousand.
A status hearing is set for this Thursday in Denver.
Multiple rusty crayfish were found at Lake Granby during routine aquatic sampling on August 17th.
According to the USDA annual food at home prices were 11.4% higher in 2022 than in 2021.
After a pause on student loan repayments, they started accruing interest Sept. 1, however; payments don’t resume until Oct. 1.
The prescribed burns will take place on Carpenter Ridge and West Dolores Rim.
including state programs available for more than 6,000 people.The new executive order expands on an order from last year to promote work-based learning programs in state government, including internships, pre-apprenticeships, and fellowships.
The winners for the 2023 Governor’s Cup Collection have been announced.
Kaiser Permanente employees in Denver voted for a possible strike.
A newly proposed change to IRS policy could require Coloradans to pay income tax on future TABOR refunds.
You can now get money for buying an electric vehicle in the state of Colorado.
Three people have been booked into the Mesa County Detention Facility after a SWAT standoff.
The burn is focused on clearing out dense, dry vegetation that can be used as fuels for wildfires in the future.
The new protections come after a series of lawsuits by environmental activists.
The Bureau of Land Management plans to start rounding up wild horses as part of the West Douglas Herd soon.
Today the Biden administration issued a disaster declaration for Colorado.
Grand Junction city council planning commission approves conditional use permit for gravel pit.
Convicted killer Leticia Stauch has been moved to an out of state prison facility according to the Colorado Department of Corrections.
A Colorado geophysicist has been found guilty of dragging a police officer down steps to be beaten by rioters outside the U.S. Capitol on January 6th.
Today marked the start of fall semester for Colorado Mesa University students.
Schools across the state are suing Colorado over religious reasons.
Electric vehicle registrations are up 822% since 2016, posing a problem for firefighters.
Recreators in hot water after over the weekend after outdoor enthusiasts dug out snow on Black Bear Pass in San Miguel County and the sheriff isn’t happy.
