Angeline McCall is a Reporter at 9News. She specializes in law and legal affairs, covering topics such as litigation, crime and justice, juvenile justice, and government and politics, with a keen focus on public policy and elections. Angeline's work has been featured in prominent outlets including KKCO, WQAD News 8, and The Denver Gazette.
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Angeline McCall’s coverage focuses predominantly on local government announcements and events, with an emphasis on family & relationships, government & politics, and crime. She often covers immigration-related issues, domestic violence, and legal policy regulation.
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By: Angeline Mccall
A Colorado bill aims to change how defendants deemed mentally incompetent to stand trial for serious crimes are handled.
Colorado passes bills to ease prison overcrowding, expanding parole for young offenders and adjusting early release criteria.
By: Angeline Mccall
New data from the Deportation Data Project indicates a sharp rise in ICE arrests and deportations during President Trump's second term.
By: Angeline Mccall
A University of Colorado Boulder study found Trump's immigration crackdown reduced the labor force without creating jobs for U.S.-born workers.
By: Angeline Mccall
Angeline McCall talked to Kerri Calcador and Andrea Koppenhofer about policy changes during Trump's second term.
By: Angeline McCall
A new study by Colorado Asian Pacific United urges protections and recommendations for Denver's Little Saigon district.
By: Angeline Mccall
At Boulder’s AIDS memorial, community members honored the lives lost and emphasized the need for sustained HIV support and health resources.
By: Angeline Mccall
USCIS faces a massive backlog of 11.6 million immigration cases, leaving green card applicants and others in limbo as processing times become unpredictable.
By: Angeline Mccall
A Denver nonprofit reports a rise in wage theft and housing discrimination against immigrants as a court orders an Aurora landlord to pay $182,000 for exploitation.
By: Angeline Mccall
SCOTUS announced it will hear Nielsen v. Watanabe, a case examining whether a federal prisoner can sue prison officials for violating his constitutional rights.
