
Adria Iraheta
Reporter at KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)
Reporter @denverchannel. Fitness instructor, dog mom, music junkie, adventure seeker. #GoBolts CA → TX → FL → CO
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1 week ago |
koaa.com | Adria Iraheta
DENVER — Thousands of people seeking asylum in the United States using the Biden-era CBP One app are now being told to leave the country by self-deportation in seven days. It's raising concerns among immigration experts and even some school districts in the Front Range. The Biden administration first introduced the CBP One app as a way for people to request asylum and facilitate appointments for about 1 million immigrants to present themselves legally at U.S. ports of entry.
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1 week ago |
denver7.com | Adria Iraheta
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — A panel of 20 Fort Collins residents is working with experts and community members to develop recommendations on the most beneficial uses of the former Hughes Stadium site, which is zoned for public open land use. For the first time, the City of Fort Collins voted to commission a civic assembly to explore the site's future and better engage the community. “You actually have an opportunity to affect real change in your city,” said resident delegate Colin Russell.
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1 week ago |
denver7.com | Adria Iraheta
DENVER — Thousands of people seeking asylum in the United States using the Biden-era CBP One app are now being told to leave the country by self-deportation in seven days. It's raising concerns among immigration experts and even some school districts in the Front Range. The Biden administration first introduced the CBP One app as a way for people to request asylum and facilitate appointments for about 1 million immigrants to present themselves legally at U.S. ports of entry.
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1 week ago |
denver7.com | Adria Iraheta
BOULDER COUNTY, Colo. — The views of Chautauqua Park are gorgeous, but for homeowners like Ramona Boresma, they come at a cost. “There have been scares where there have been fires up in, you know, near Flagstaff or up in Chautauqua that are relatively close,” said Boresma. It's why she opted to max out her insurance coverage while staying at a decent price point. She said others in her community are paying much higher premiums. “Insurance rates [have] doubled, tripled over the last few years.
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2 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Adria Iraheta
AURORA, Colo. — Joe Fox has called northwest Aurora home for the past seven years. “We have incredible arts, we have incredible food,” he said. Aurora city leaders want to bring that kind of energy back to the East Colfax corridor and are looking into the best ways to make that happen. The city has been working with the consulting firm Progressive Urban Management Associates, as well as going directly to residents.
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