Tren de Aragua potentially resurfacing in Colorado after attack
As of last year, the Tren de Aragua gang had reportedly established a presence in 16 states, including Colorado.
Jeffco Sheriff’s Office ‘fact checks’ ICE Denver: ‘We will not violate Colorado law’
On Wednesday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Denver posted to X, asking for the public's help searching for a man arrested for DUI and released by Jefferson County, a statement that Jefferson County authorities are calling misleading.
How Coloradans are planning to stay cool this weekend amid triple-digit temps
Extreme weather and Colorado go hand in hand, so it's no surprise that residents have found ways to beat the heat during the summer months.
Aurora police search for 14-year-old missing since Sunday
AURORA, Colo. (KKTV) - The Aurora Police Department is searching for a 14-year-old who has been missing since Sunday. Police said they believe 14-year-old Erica left her home on Sunday around 8:45 p.m. near East Dry Creek and South Gartrell Road in Aurora. As of Thursday at 11:17 a.m., police...
‘We’re so n luv with T-Pain’: Red Rocks adding 2nd show this fall
On Tuesday, Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre posted that the venue will be hosting another show for American singer and rapper, T-Pain, on Oct. 29.
Lawsuit argues Aurora government is silencing community by banning public comment
An activist who often speaks before the Aurora City Council filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, accusing the city of trying to silence her and other activists, but has also silenced the entire community in the process.
‘I didn’t know what it was’: Aurora woman hit by potentially stray bullet while...
A woman was hit by a potentially stray bullet while she was lying in bed on the second floor of her Aurora residence on Thursday morning.
New Colorado law establishes Black history education standards in public schools
To commemorate Juneteenth, Denver7 looked into a new state law that aims to ensure young Coloradans receive a deeper understanding of Black American history.
No Kings Day: Thousands Rally in Denver, Boulder, Longmont, and Erie
Erie used to have 500 houses, 1,200 people, and dirt roads—not in 1890 but as recently as 1990. However, like so many Colorado Front Range towns, it’s seen rapid, relentless growth since then. Today, it’s home to 40,000 people and projected to hit 70,000. (Let’s just hope they don’t choose sprawl in the years ahead.)
City of Denver looking at ‘substantial’ layoffs amid budget deficit
Denver city leaders are preparing to make "substantial" layoffs in order to deal with a massive budget deficit.
