GUEST OPINION: New Denver parking policies will backfire on business
Recently, the city of Denver announced an expansion of its parking enforcement efforts and new curbside restrictions, which will pose significant challenges for trucking, delivery, construction and service fleets that supply the city with essential goods and perform critical services. Freight movement fuels Denver’s e
Colorado police sergeant reveals how human traffickers target vulnerable children: ‘Happening in our backyard’
The Aurora Police Department Human Trafficking Unit recovered 29 survivors, including 15 minors, in its first year by targeting exploitation of vulnerable youth.
25 years later, war in Afghanistan still shapes two Colorado police chiefs
Ken Chavez, then a Denver police lieutenant and member of the Colorado Army National Guard's 5th Battalion, 19th Special Forces, deployed to Afghanistan in the spring of 2002, just months after the September 11 attacks.
Aurora works with Denver to address homeless camp in city gray area
A jurisdictional issue along the Aurora-Denver border is throwing an unexpected wrench into efforts to clear a homeless encampment.
Major construction on Santa Fe in Littleton hits halfway
Denver7's South Metro Reporter Danielle Kreutter speaks to Littleton's Capital Improvement Program Manager about removing all left turns from the Santa Fe & Mineral intersection
Chef Troy Guard Brings HashTAG to Wheat Ridge
TAG Restaurant Group, led by Denver restaurateur Troy Guard, is bringing its beloved Boozy Brunch Joint™ HashTAG to Wheat Ridge on October 15, 2026. The fourth HashTAG location marks Chef Guard’s first restaurant in west Denver and a milestone moment for a brand that has become a Denver brunch staple.
Aurora Police Say Girl’s Parents Located
Aurora police asked the public to help identify a girl. On Wednesday, Oct. 7, the department said her parents had been located, thanking the community for helping raise awareness of the search. The Aurora Police Dept. said in a social media post at 12:43 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7, that the...
Can a Waymo be issued a ticket in Denver?
Since a self-driving vehicle is technically not a person violating a provision, can a Waymo get a ticket?
Man sentenced to life in prison for 2023 murder
Stig Strong, 36, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the 2023 murder of 34-year-old Jonathan Douglas. The sentencing, which was handed down by Judge Stephanie Scoville, was announced in a Tuesday news release by the Denver District Attorney’s Office. Stig, who beat Douglas to deat
Neon, beach-themed cannabis dispensary opens in RiNo
Michael Merino loves Colorado, but he can’t help but miss one thing: the beach. So he brought one to Denver, complete with water, sand, bridges and a few pink flamingos. Merino’s new dispensary at 3100 Blake St., Pank RiNo, is painted pink with thick dock ropes and a wooden bridge at the entrance. At night, pink lights
