Denver cuts local childcare licensing with hopes of expanding access
Denver has eliminated its local licensing requirement for childcare providers in a move aimed at expanding availability and accessibility across the city.
Denver Is Turning The Volume All The Way Up This Weekend
Whether you’re planning a night under the stars at Red Rocks, dancing until sunrise at Club Vinyl, catching country legends, or discovering Denver’s thriving local music scene, this weekend offers one of the strongest concert lineups of the summer. From EDM pioneers and Grammy-winning country artists to indie...
Aurora police expand crackdown after one interchange’s crashes fall 86%
After one interchange saw crashes drop 86% in six weeks, Denver7 Aurora reporter Adria Iraheta looks at where Aurora police are focusing their efforts next.
Colorado’s Unsung Mountain Town Near Denver Is A Quiet Riverside Getaway With Fishing, Canyons,...
Hidden in the foothills of the stunning Rocky Mountains, Pine, Colorado, often referred to as Pine Grove, Colorado, is a stunning mountain town along the South Platte River. While it may be a small town, home to less than 4,000 people, Pine still packs quite the punch in terms of fishing and other outdoor recreation op
The 20 fittest cities in America for 2026: Did your city make the list?
Some cities make it easier to prioritize your health. You can bike to work instead of sitting in traffic. Meet friends for a hike after work instead of happy hour. Spend a Saturday paddleboarding, hitting the trails, or exploring a park without ever having to drive very far. Those kinds...
Judge takes injunction in termination case against Denver, Johnston, others under advisement
Jessica Calderon, the Denver employee who won a temporary restraining order preventing the City and County of Denver from terminating her amid the 2025 citywide layoffs, appeared in federal court today for a preliminary injunction hearing in her lawsuit against the city and the Office of Mayor Mike Johnston. Calderon,
Man dies after raft overturns at Cherry Creek State Park
South Metro Fire Rescue crews recovered the body of an apparent drowning victim from the reservoir at Cherry Creek State Park Tuesday.
Army recruit’s home destroyed in Denver fire
Emanuel Walker's dream was to serve his country, a result of deep gratitude to the United States for providing him and his family with what he calls the ultimate opportunity. His path to realizing his dream was sidetracked when fire destroyed his family's home.
This Colorado Steakhouse Is So Good, People Plan Trips Around The Prime Rib
People usually plan their trips around vacations. This one gets planned around prime rib cravings. That may sound dramatic until Colorado enters the conversation with a steakhouse capable of rearranging calendars and weakening perfectly sensible travel budgets. A meal this famous does not merely attract attention. It c
Trampoline Fail: Aurora Cops Nab Stolen Tucson After Backyard Hideout
Just before 11 p.m. last Friday, Aurora police say a Flock Safety alert for a stolen Hyundai Tucson kicked off a coordinated Real Time Information Center response that ended with three people in custody. Officers say the SUV was brought to a controlled stop with a bumper‑mounted Grappler near Montview Boulevard and Iol

















