Angeline McCall

2 months ago | 9news.com | Angeline McCall

AURORA, Colorado — El lunes pasado, Victor Manuel Montanez-Jacquez estaba esperando que lo llevaran a su trabajo de paisajismo. Cuando llegó el vehículo que lo iba a llevar, Montanez-Jacquez no estaba por ninguna parte, lo cual no era habitual para alguien tan trabajador. Cuando les avisaron a sus familiares, ellos pensaron que tal vez había dormido más de la cuenta o que se estaba demorando más para ir al trabajo. "Él salió. Solo estaba esperando su transporte", dijo Roxana, su sobrina.

2 months ago | 9news.com | Angeline McCall

AURORA, Colorado — Last Monday, Victor Manuel Montanez-Jacquez was waiting for a ride to head to his landscaping job. When his ride arrived, Montanez-Jacquez was nowhere to be found, which was out of character for someone who was always hardworking. When relatives were first notified, they thought perhaps he had overslept or was taking longer to get ready for work. "He stepped out. He was just waiting for his ride," Roxana said.

2 months ago | abc10.com | Angeline McCall

DENVER — As President Donald Trump levies tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China, nonprofits and food distributors are bracing for potential impacts that could mean more people relying on their resources. On Saturday, Trump signed an order to place duties of 10% on all imports from China and 25% on imports from Mexico and Canada. Energy imported from Canada, including oil, natural gas and electricity, would be taxed at a 10% rate.

2 months ago | abc10.com | Angeline McCall

DENVER, Colorado — The Colorado Rapid Response Network has been a hotline families have turned to for years for immigration resources and to monitor ICE activity happening across the state – calls have increased to the hotline.   "The point of the hotline is to let people know when and where ICE is operating so that they can best protect themselves and their communities," said Raquel Lane-Arellano with the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition.

Nov 10, 2024 | 9news.com | Angeline McCall

DENVER, Colorado — Denver just saw its 11th-largest snowstorm since recordkeeping began in 1882, according to the National Weather Service. From Tuesday through Saturday, a storm system created snowfalls ranging from 20 inches in Denver to 40 inches in areas like Limon. It was the third-largest November snowstorm on record for Denver, and the largest November snowstorm since 1983, when 21.5 inches of snow fell in Denver from Nov. 26-27.