Denver’s Ballpark Improvement district hires new leader
The Ballpark General Improvement District surrounding Coors Field has a new leader with a new vision.
16th Street Mall Ride gets a new name
The free shuttle buses that run up and down Denver's 16th Street are getting a new name.
Aurora mourns a teen lost: K’Tahna Jordin Smith remembered at vigil for her radiant...
AURORA, Colo. — A 15-year-old Aurora girl was shot and killed at a party last weekend, prompting community members to hold a vigil in her honor Friday night as police continue investigating the incident that left two others injured. K'Tahna Jordin Smith, known to friends and family as Jordin,...
Proposed rule change would allow City of Denver to lay off longtime employees
The City of Denver has proposed rule changes that would allow for layoffs based on merit, loosening protections for tenured employees.
Police exhaust leads, seek public help in deadly Aurora nightclub shooting
Police are asking the public for help in the investigation into a deadly 2024 shooting at a nightclub in Aurora.
Safeway, King Soopers employees could head to the picket lines by next week
Denver7 is breaking down the latest contract negotiations between UFCW Local 7 and two of Colorado's grocery giants.
Denver to pay $398,000 in police lawsuit payouts next week
The Denver City Council on Monday will consider paying several plaintiffs in a civil lawsuit $398,000 after police allegedly violated their civil rights. The settlements appear on the council agenda.
Man gets 145 years in prison for Denver metro fentanyl operation
A man who was found guilty of producing fentanyl pills in a drug manufacturing operation based in Aurora was sentenced to 145.5 years in prison.
Navy veteran of Korea, Vietnam and Cold War honored as ‘Hero of the Month’
For a guy who's been giving his whole life, we wanted to give something. That's why we've named Len Deemer the FOX31 Hero of the Month for June 2025. The initiative is sponsored by American Furniture Warehouse, Plumbline Services and the Leo Hill Charitable Trust.
Unlicensed day care provider sentenced for biting, abusing boy who suffered brain injury and...
LAKEWOOD, Colo. (TCN) -- A 26-year-old woman will spend over a decade in prison for abusing and causing severe injuries to a toddler in her unlicensed day care. In a June 3 news release, the First Judicial District Attorney’s Office of Colorado said Mckinley Hernandez received an 18-year sentence followed by a...
