Will Broncos take QB in first? Or snare tackle Rashawn Slater?
As speculation intensifies, will Broncos take a quarterback? Will they trade up? Broncos Insider Troy Renck breaks down the team's options. Read More
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Neighborhoods near Suncor raise concerns over company's operating permit renewal
People want neighbors to know they have the right to speak up during public hearings as Suncor looks to renew its operating permits. Read More
Denver7 News at 5PM | Wednesday, April 28
Watch part 1 of Denver7 News at 5 PM | Wednesday, April 28. Read More
Lawmakers consider more disability training among officers
Lawmakers consider more disability training among officers Read More
Neighbors in Lakewood create new CO2 device to fight against COVID
As we get back to our regular lives, questions fill the air much like carbon dioxide fills a room. Read More
EPA and CPW assessing fish kill, other impacts after truck crash and fuel spill near Lyons
Officials with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Colorado Parks and Wildlife said they are continuing to monitor several miles of North St. Vrain Creek for fish kill after a gasoline truck crashed and spilled thousands of gallons of fuel a […] Read More
Wednesday forecast: Ready for a warmup?
Warmer weather on the way for the next few days in Denver Read More
Chopper: Rockslide closes Colorado Highway 119 in Boulder Canyon
Boulder Canyon will likely remain closed for several days due to a large rockslide on Colorado Highway 119 that happened Tuesday evening. Read More
AAA Insurance - DUI
AAA Insurance expert Skyler McKinley talks "driving under the influence." Read More
Denver hopes to compile $400 million bond package on economic recovery for voters this November
Mayor Michael Hancock and his administration plan to ask Denver voters to approve a $400 million general obligation bond package this November they say would be geared toward infrastructure projects, pandemic recovery and job creation. Read More
Denver7 building sparks heated debate: Council seeks compromise as group fights for landmark status
The company that owns Denver7, E.W. Scripps, is selling the building on the corner of Speer Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue to a developer after 52 years and looking for a new home with more space. But a group of Denver residents is fighting to preserve […] Read More
Colorado hospitals prepare for declining demand as more hesitant groups approach vaccination
Colorado's most vulnerable populations are reaching herd immunity. Hospitals are now preparing for a drop in demand as healthier, more hesitant populations become eligible for a vaccine. Read More
Colorado is seeing a rapid increase in COVID cases among children, health officials say
While the state’s overall case rates of COVID-19 have stabilized somewhat over the last month, Colorado is seeing a jump in cases among middle school and high school aged children, State Epidemiologist Dr. Rachel Herlihy said Tuesday. Read More
ABC News Special Report: CDC says fully vaccinated Americans don't need to wear masks
The CDC says fully vaccinated Americans don't need to wear masks outdoors in crowds or certain indoor public places. This is the full ABC News Special Report. Read More
Gov. Polis, Dr. Herlihy say case rates among children rising sharply, vaccines proving effective
Gov. Jared Polis and Dr. Rachel Herlihy discussed the latest case rates and hospitalizations in a news conference Tuesday, saying that rates among children ages 3-15 are rising sharply and pointing to counties that have the highest vaccination rates […] Read More
Stunning photos of the Super Pink Moon in Colorado and around the world
Some of our favorite snaps of Monday's Super Pink Moon. Read More
Littleton family desperate for answers after teen's disappearance
The family of a missing teenager is still desperate for answers more than a month after her disappearance. Read More
Denver7 News at 5PM | Friday, April 23
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Colorado ranchers worry controversial initiative would criminalize them
The initiative would amend the state's animal cruelty laws to, essentially, make artificial insemination illegal, and it would also make it a crime to slaughter an animal before it's lived at least a quarter of its life. Read More
Saturday forecast: warm again, then a cold front
A few more days in the 70s for metro Denver Read More
Elitch Gardens reopens for the first time since end of 2019 season
After waiting patiently for more than a year and a half, Elitch Gardens Theme and Water Park's biggest fans are back and more than ready for a good time. Read More
Notes warning of 'historic' gas bills posted on front doors at Bell Cherry Hills Apartments
More Coloradans are getting socked with extra-high gas bills because of the February deep freeze in Texas. Read More
Casa Bonita "super fans" rally in support of Colorado landmark's future
Casa Bonita "super fans" gathered Saturday morning to rally in support of the restaurant's future. Read More
The Purple Gala to feature art auction to raise funds for Alzheimer's Association
The Colorado Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, a nonprofit leading the way to try to end Alzheimer's and other dementia, is hosting The Purple Gala Saturday night. Read More
First Black Pride Parade coming to Denver for Pride Month
For the first time, Denver will have a Black Pride celebration. To kick off the event, they are holding a Virtual Community Mashup Saturday. They want to hear specifically how the community feels Black Pride should be celebrated. Read More
Saturday weather- warmer weekend ahead
Katie LaSalle has your Denver7 forecast- finally, some warmer weather, just in time for the weekend! Read More
Denver7 News at 10PM | Friday, April 23
Watch part 1 of Denver7 News at 10 PM | Friday, April 23. Read More
GRAPH: COVID-19 numbers as of April 23, 2021
The latest hospital data showed 627 beds in use, 14 more than Thursday. Colorado's seven-day average positivity rate was 5.93%. The state's goal is to remain below 5%. Read More
Colorado resumes use of single-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine after US lifts pause on shot
State health officials say providers can resume use of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine in Colorado after the FDA and the CDC lifted a ten-day pause on the vaccine as they investigated rare but severe blood clots in people who h […] Read More
CDC committee hearing on J&J COVID-19 vaccine today
CDC committee hearing on J&J COVID-19 vaccine today Read More
Community environmental group selected to monitor Suncor oil refinery with $1.7 million grant
A community environmental organization in Colorado is tasked with monitoring emissions from the state's largest oil refinery. Read More
Denver7 News at 10PM | Thursday, April 22
Watch part 1 of Denver7 News at 10 PM | Thursday, April 22. Read More
Three dozen tenants at The Lincoln on Speer Blvd relying on space heaters after heat pump failures
Tenants turn to space heaters after heat pumps give out at in 36 apartments at The Lincoln on Speer Blvd Read More
'We're being given a second chance': Colorado couple reflects on impact of COVID-19
After a Colorado couple survived a fight against COVID-19, they say now is a time like no other for a second chance at life. Read More
3 Colorado mass vaccination sites will start taking drive-ups, walk-ups without appointments
With about one-third of eligible Coloradans fully vaccinated and about half of the population having received their first dose, the state is opening up three of the mass vaccination clinics for drive-in and walk-in vaccines that do not require appoin […] Read More
Reschool website helps families find educational programs
Reschool website helps families find educational programs Read More
CU law professor weighs in on Chauvin verdict
In light of the Chauvin conviction, we talked with Aya Gruber, a criminal law professor at the University of Colorado, for her perspective on the trial and how Floyd's death could shift public opinion on policing. Read More
Demonstrators push for change in the wake of Chauvin verdict
Demonstrators gathered around the Colorado Capitol Building to celebrate the guilty verdicts against Derek Chauvin. Read More