Alayna Alvarez is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado. She focuses on local news and has written for Axios, covering a range of topics including healthcare, homelessness, immigration, and business. Her work has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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By: Astrid Galván, Alayna Alvarez
A handful of top U.S. universities are urging international students who travel home for winter break to be back in the country before President-elect Trump takes office.
By: Esteban L. Hernandez, Alayna Alvarez, John Frank
✅ Johnnie Williams, an anti-gang advocate in Denver, was among the 39 people pardoned by President Biden last week. Williams was convicted of a non-violent offense. (Fox31)
By: Alayna Alvarez, Alex Fitzpatrick
Rising vaccine skepticism, fueled by the pandemic, appears to be dragging down immunization rates across the U.S.
By: Alayna Alvarez, Zachery Eanes, Ben Berkowitz
Many in the meatpacking industry were happy to see Donald Trump reelected — but are also fearful it won't be able to operate without the workers he may try to deport
A speakeasy-style bar on South Broadway invites you to time travel through a flux capacitor door into an '80s lover's paradise.
📉 COVID-19 hospitalizations are low right now, a deviation from the typical fall spike in hospitalizations. (Colorado Sun)
A preliminary investigation suggests the crime is "100% gang activity," Aurora police Chief Todd Chamberlain
By: Astrid Galván, Alayna Alvarez
Why it matters: Trump has vowed to crack down on both illegal and legal immigration , and school leaders worry one of his first actions could be an executive order restricting reentry to the U.S.
It's almost time to say sayonara to 2024. Here are five parties to ring in the new year.
⚠️ The number of fentanyl users now using heroin in Colorado has skyrocketed from 4% to 15%, part of a broader trend in the West, according to drug testing data. (Axios)
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