Hundreds march on Colfax against racism and police brutality, rally at City Park
On the first anniversary of Elijah McClain's death, hundreds of people marched on Colfax calling for an end to racism and police brutality. Read More
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CU Boulder threatens suspension for any students who participate in parties during COVID-19 pandemic
In a letter sent out to students Thursday, the University said anyone who is caught hosting or attending a party will, at minimum, be excluded from campus for two weeks, be placed on probation and be required to participate in educational sanctions. Read More
CDOT: Plan for heavy traffic on I-70, likely closures in Glenwood Canyon this weekend
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is asking that drivers plan for heavy traffic on Interstate 70, especially along Glenwood Canyon, as crews continue to make repairs due to the Grizzly Creek Fire, along with weather impacts that may pr […] Read More
Denver7 News 5 P.M. | Saturday, August 29
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Denver7 News 10 P.M. | Saturday, August 29
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Video: Denver police search for alleged hit-and-run driver
Denver police are searching for the hit-and-run driver that allegedly caused a crash on I-25 near Yale Saturday. Read More
Denver's Latino community commemorates 50th anniversary of Chicano Moratorium during Vietnam War
As Black Lives Matter protests continue across the country, Denver's Latino community took a stand this weekend, to remember something that happened 50 years ago. Read More
Denver7 News Saturday | August 29
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Denver7 News 10 P.M. | Friday, August 28
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Elbert County School District employee resigns, blames lack of mask enforcement
A school employee in Elbert County resigned this week due to safety concerns over the coronavirus pandemic, citing the lack of enforcement from school district leaders when it comes to the state's mask order. Read More
Family in Erie believes someone poisoned their dog with marijuana
The Lautzenheiser family was forced to say goodbye to their dog Winston too soon. Read More
57 years later, Denverites continue the legacy of the March on Washington
Denverites commemorated the 1963 March on Washington with rallies and marches of their own on Friday. The demands may have changed, but the message of equality and racial justice remained the same. Read More
Golden man, refusing to wear a mask, facing charges for shoving bar employee
A Golden man is facing charges for shoving an employee at Golden Moon Distillery over the weekend. Read More
Highlights from Night 4 of the Republican National Convention
President Donald Trump formally accepted the Republican presidential nomination on Thursday as he prepares for the stretch run of his re-election bid. Here are the highlights of night 4 of the RNC. Read More
Aurora city leaders push for temporary ban on ketamine, sedative used to subdue Elijah McClain
Aurora city leaders want to put a temporary ban on the use of ketamine by first responders. The push comes a year after paramedics injected Elijah McClain with a heavy dose of the sedative drug before he became unresponsive while in police custody an […] Read More
Three shows will be traveling in Denver neighborhoods tonight
Three shows will be traveling in Denver neighborhoods tonight Read More
Groundbreaking today for Veterans Community Project in Longmont
Groundbreaking today for Veterans Community Project in Longmont Read More
Denver mother pulls the plug on remote learning over concerns of potential X-rated content
Online classes can help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and keep students up to speed, but one mother is pulling her kids from online learning following reports in other cities of X-rated content shared during live school sessions. Read More
Night 3 highlights of the Republican National Convention
Vice President Mike Pence formally accepted the Republican nomination for vice president on Wednesday, as he will join Donald Trump for a bid at a second term in the White House. Read More
Rockies’ Matt Kemp will not play Wednesday against Diamondbacks in protest of Jacob Blake shooting
Colorado Rockies outfielder Matt Kemp will not be playing Wednesday against the Arizona Diamondbacks in protest of racial injustice following the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin, over the weekend. Read More
Gov. Polis announces Energize Colorado small business fund, draft guidance on indoor visitations
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Wednesday announced Energize Colorado, a new grant and loan program for small businesses, as well as draft guidance for indoor visitations at long-term residential care facilities. Read More
Gov. Polis announces Energize Colorado fund, draft guidance on indoor visitations
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Wednesday announced Energize Colorado, a new grant and loan program for small businesses, as well as draft guidance for indoor visitations at long-term residential care facilities. Read More
Levitt in Your Living Room for September 2020
September is a celebration of good times on the lawn at Levitt Pavilion. Watch the concerts for free on the Levitt Pavilion Facebook page. Read More
Highlights from Night 2 of the Republican National Convention
The second night of the Republican National Convention was one that featured three Trumps not named Donald, and also had its share of controversy. Read More
Morrison Police Chief forced to retire due to lack of speeding tickets issued around town
Former Morrison Chief of Police George Mumma is now officially retired. Although, his retirement comes a little sooner than the 64-year-old may have liked. Read More
Denver7 News 10 P.M. | Tuesday, August 25
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Denver7 News 11 A.M. | Tuesday, August 25
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Bringing Precision To Chiropractic Care // Pinto Chiropractic
Pinto Chiropractic offers great value to outstanding treatment! 720.485.6894 or visit PintoChiropractic.com Read More
Farming Vegetables During The Pandemic // Crescendum Flower Farm
Crescendum Flower Farm brings the spotlight to locally based agriculture! Visit CrescendumFlowerFarm.com to learn more Read More
Dozens gather to honor Elijah McClain on anniversary of fatal detainment by Aurora Police
Dozens of people, from all walks of life, gathered to honor the memory of a young man, on the one year anniversary of his fatal encounter with Aurora Police. Read More
Rally in Denver to support the U.S. Postal Service
Coloradans held rallies to support the U.S. Postal Service Saturday ahead of a vote in which the House passed new funding for the USPS. Read More
Aurora families get help with school supplies for children
There was a drive for school supplies and donations to school children for students in need. Read More
Downtown Denver Partnership launches massive sidewalk sale in effort to boost small businesses
The Downtown Denver Partnership launched a massive sidewalk sale downtown this weekend in an effort to draw more shoppers to an area hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. Read More
People break windows, start fires in downtown Denver Saturday night; 8 arrested
Several dozen people, some donning shields and helmets, and police clashed at the headquarters of the Denver Police Department on Saturday night. Read More
RAW: Police, protesters clash in downtown Denver
Raw video shows police and anti-police protesters clash outside the Denver Police Department headquarters on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2020. Read More
People continue violent protests in downtown Denver
Several dozen people, some donning shields and helmets, and police clashed at the headquarters of the Denver Police Department on Saturday night. Read More
Limit time outdoors Sunday if you suffer from respiratory issues
Limit time outdoors Sunday if you suffer from respiratory issues Read More
Hot, smoky and mainly dry across Colorado
Fire danger remains high, especially across the Western Slope where afternoon relative humidity is below 15% and winds are gusty during afternoon storms. Read More
Family keepsakes stolen from moving truck, found by Contact Denver7
It wasn’t the welcome that Tammy Santerre had hoped for when she moved to Denver. Her moving truck was broken into, and two boxes of family photos and keepsakes were taken. Read More
Colorado's last call order moves from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. effective Saturday, Polis says
Colorado’s executive order capping last call at 10 p.m. will be changed to allow bars and restaurants to serve alcohol until 11 p.m., effective Saturday, Gov. Jared Polis announced Friday. Read More