Anastasiya Bolton
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Denver, CO, United States
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Colorado shooting survivors offer help, support, understanding to Uvalde community
“It's brutal, it changes their entire life,” survivors of mass shooting events help victims and families find support, trauma resources to heal after losing someone. → Read More
‘It just makes me cry’: Woman recalls the pain of Japanese internment camps
After Pearl Harbor, the U.S. placed 120,000 Japanese Americans into internment camps. A survivor sits down to explain why that history should never be forgotten. → Read More
Sheriff's office division chief loses home in Boulder County fire
Boulder County Sheriff's Office Division Chief Curtis Johnson and his family lost their home of 23 years in the Marshall Fire. → Read More
Louisville fire chief reflects on Marshall Fire
Even to seasoned professionals like Louisville Fire Protection District Chief John Willson, what they encountered and are now seeing is hard to believe. → Read More
Man says he's 'working hard' to show immigration judge he deserved decision that let him stay in US
Oscar Gonzalez was 17 when he came to the U.S. 10 years later, he tells his story, and we talk to the judge who made the decision to let him stay. → Read More
Sea turtles rescued during historic Texas freeze return to the ocean
Sea Turtle Inc. cared for more than 5,000 turtles in South Padre Island. Now, second to last turtle is going home. → Read More
Should the government fund paid family leave?
Several states have instituted versions of paid family leave. Individual companies have also been offering benefits to employees. → Read More
Are influencers on social media helping or hurting us?
Does what you see on social media through influencers help you become a better version of yourself or hinder you? → Read More
Should prostitution be decriminalized?
Opponents have been loud on the issue pointing out that decriminalization will not help victims of sex trafficking. → Read More
Should race be considered in college admissions?
A federal judge is expected to soon decide if Harvard University discriminated against Asian American students after a group sued. → Read More
Are parents today overprotective?
Free-range parenting versus conservative parenting. What kind of parent would you say you are? → Read More
Should cities help deport undocumented immigrants?
When it comes to undocumented immigrants should local law enforcement cooperate with federal immigration officers? → Read More
Do transgender Americans have a place in the U.S. military?
The Pentagon’s new transgender policy going into effect April 12, bars some transgender Americans from serving in the military. → Read More
Denver police class aims to re-shape officers' and community's perspectives
The Denver Police Department's "Back to Basics" class is meant to help officers rediscover why they signed up for the job in the first place. It's also meant to help community members learn about police work. → Read More
Vets offer full military funeral for man shot by Aurora PD after killing intruder
After Vietnam veteran Richard Black was fatally shot by Aurora police after he killed an intruder, the American Legion Post 22 is making sure he gets a full military funeral. → Read More
Naked intruder shot by Aurora homeowner was a known gang member
An Aurora police officer on Monday shot a man, Richard Black, after Black shot an intruder, according to the family attorney. The intruder has since been identified as Dajon Harper, a known gang member with a lengthy criminal history. → Read More
Officer who shot Aurora homeowner was in another deadly shooting in June
An Aurora police officer who shot an armed homeowner Monday morning had been in another deadly confrontation in late June. He'd been returned to duty even though the investigation of that first incident has not been complete. → Read More
Armed homeowner killed by Aurora police was Vietnam vet
An Aurora homeowner killed an intruder inside his home -- then was shot to death by a responding Aurora police officer. A family member identified the man as a 73-year-old U.S. Army vet. → Read More
Cat sitter dies after basement apartment floods during heavy rains in Colorado
Rachel Haber, 32, was at the Englewood apartment looking after a friend’s cat, according to Englewood police spokesman Chad Read. → Read More
Family of 14-year-old killed in car accident talks about importance of organ donation
The family of Cole Sukle, the 14-year-old killed 2 years ago by an elderly driver who was legally drunk, according to police, donated Cole's organs. → Read More