A Denver District Court judge dismissed a lawsuit Wednesday filed by seven Denver police officers that challenged the city’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city employees and some others and which goes into effect Thursday. Read More
The skill used to paint the walls in the River North Arts District is undeniable. Nearly every large, flat surface is covered by a mural with a message. Read More
Pro-choice messaging and anarchist symbols were found spray painted on the building of Sacred Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Boulder County on Wednesday morning. Read More
Richard Rice says he was unaware that the tower would be built until work crews were digging out his flower bed. The city has placed a stop work order on the 'small cell' tower citing an investigation into the permits. Read More
A Denver nonprofit is helping residents in the Westwood neighborhood grow their own produce to provide the community with thousands of pounds of fresh food. Read More
Nationally, the Broncos are getting little respect, with an attitude of "Yeah, but" to their 3-0 start because their opponents remain winless. That leaves the Ravens as a measuring stick game on Sunday. Read More
Interview with Renae Bellew, Senior Program Director, Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF). DSF will host its Annual Gala on October 13th. The Denver Scholarship Foundation inspires and empowers Denver Public Schools' students to enroll in and graduat […] Read More
The pandemic has made the past 18 months challenging for grocery store workers. Add on the tragedies of the King Soopers shooting in Boulder and the recent Kroger shooting in Tennessee and they'll tell you they're at a breaking point. Read More
A group of all-Black climbers are on a path to history when they attempt to climb Mount Everest next year. The group, Full Circle Everest, is made up of nine members and three reside in Colorado. Read More
Following several high-profile incidents like the death of Elijah McClain and the arrest of Kyle Vinson, the Aurora Police Department has felt pressure to improve its policing practices. Read More
More than 600 homes are under evacuation or pre-evacuation notice as a wildfire burns near Silverthorne, and officials said the fire was an estimated 83 acres in size as it moved to the south during a rain storm Tuesday afternoon. Read More
The White River National Forest said shortly before 3 p.m. Tuesday that winds that accompanied the storm had caused the fire to spread south, though the rain helped reduce fire behavior, and grounded aircraft. Read More
Gov. Jared Polis urged more school districts to participate in the state’s free testing program for schools and said the state hoped to catch up on the backlog in its rapid testing program. Read More
The 6-year-old Colorado Springs girl who died after falling 110 feet on a ride at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park earlier this month was not properly buckled in and was sitting on top of two seatbelts, according to a state investigation released Frid […] Read More
Roughly a month after his involvement in a bar fight in Greenwood Village, the Arapahoe County Sheriff vowed that this type of incident would not happen again, but also that he felt justified in taking action. Read More
The Longmont Police Department confirmed Saturday afternoon it had spoken with the person officers believe is responsible for placing nearly a dozen flyers with racist language on the entrances to several downtown businesses. Read More
Officers with the Denver Police Department and kids who live in or near one of the five areas Denver identified as a "crime hotspot" came together Saturday morning to play basketball and for an opportunity to connect in a positive setting. Read More
An ill father from Texas traveled 800 miles on the road to make it in time for his daughter's wedding. But first, a mandatory trip to the hospital was needed. Read More
Like other mountain communities, Winter Park is facing a home affordability crisis that has been exacerbated by COVID. The town is also moving forward with an emergency ordinance to incentivize property owners to convert their short-term rentals into […] Read More
Colorado advocates of missing and murdered Indigenous women say recent renewed interest in their cases – including a missing local woman – shouldn’t hinge on instances of missing white women. Read More
An Aurora Police officer has been placed on paid administrative leave following the release of body camera footage showing a traffic stop that turned violent. Read More
Interview with Dr. Ryan Ross, President, and CEO of Urban Leadership Foundation of Colorado. Dr. Ross talks about The Urban Leadership Foundation of Colorado's Annual Leadership and Legacy Gala on September 30, 2021. ULF is excited to celebrate fou […] Read More
Colorado’s aspens are starting to reach peak colors this week! Denver7 Photojournalist Eric English took the drone up to the high country for an aerial tour of one of our state’s yearly wonders. Read More
The town of Vail has seen its average home prices rise to roughly $2.3 million, which is well out of the price range for most employees living in the area. In an effort to help, the town came up with a deed restriction program that the housing direct […] Read More
A Denver-based United Airlines employee fears he could lose his job even though he's received a religious exemption for the COVID-19 vaccination. Read More
A Colorado man has pretty much invented a sport that's so new and unique it doesn't even have a name. It's kind of like a mixture of skiing and roller blading, and Peter Randall is hoping rolling down a mountain will catch on. Read More
Colorado’s economy continues to recover fairly quickly from the worst of the pandemic as a result of strong consumer activity, but disparities remain between various socioeconomic groups, and the delta variant and supply-chain issues are causing some […] Read More