Anusha Roy
Morning Anchor at KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)
Mama and wife. Anchor/Reporter Instagram: @AnushaRoyNews
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1 week ago |
denver7.com | Anusha Roy
DENVER — There's an effort to make Colorado homes more climate resistant, including the rebuilding of houses where the Marshall Fire burned. Features to make a home more climate resistant are metal roofs, fire resistant siding, thicker glass windows that can’t shatter in the heat, and changing the air flow.
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1 week ago |
denver7.com | Anusha Roy
DENVER — The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is hoping the community will help out in building more herd immunity against measles, especially for babies too young to be vaccinated, now that there are three confirmed cases in Colorado. “I think as scary it is as it is to see these couple cases,” Dr. Danielle Dhaliwal said.
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3 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Anusha Roy |Maggy Wolanske
DENVER — Denver7 talked to DU Professor Ian Farrell, a legal and political expert, about how President Donald Trump’s executive order to change how elections are run will impact Colorado. One part that is getting a lot of attention, is the requirement to prove citizenship when voting in federal elections. “The purported reason for this being in the executive order is to prevent widespread voter fraud in the form of non-citizens from voting,” Professor Farrell said.
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3 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Anusha Roy
AURORA, Colo. — Denver7 talked to an expert who said lithium-ion batteries have completely changed how fire departments respond to emergencies like the crash that killed one person near Buckley Space Force Base on Monday. Five other people, including children are still recovering. Investigators say a total of four cars, including an Aurora police car were involved. Then an electric vehicle burst into flames, in part, because the battery was damaged.
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1 month ago |
denver7.com | Anusha Roy
DENVER — New research out of the University of Colorado Boulder shows that breathing in Colorado’s crisp mountain air is more a luxury than a guarantee. In fact, researchers found minority communities and those with lower household incomes are more likely to live in neighborhoods near facilities that emit bad smells. "There are significant health impacts from experiencing bad odors," University of Colorado Denver Assistant Professor Priyanka DeSouza said.
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Anusha Roy (@AnushaRoyNews), an award-winning journalist with nearly 15 years of broadcasting experience including the last eight in Denver, will join Denver7 as a morning anchor in October. https://t.co/0KE0USi02e
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