Former Aurora officer charged after allegedly consuming drugs seized as evidence
A former Aurora police officer who resigned earlier this month after allegedly using drugs seized as evidence is now facing criminal charges, Denver7 Investigates has learned.
Estimated 30K fish die in St. Vrain State Park
An estimated 30,000 fish died in St. Vrain State Park, the park announced in a social media post.
Arvada denies harvest festival permits over safety, financial concerns
The Arvada Harvest Festival and Parade faces an uncertain future after the city denied permits over safety and financial concerns.
Denver police increase patrols to target drivers with expired license plates
The Denver Police Department says that starting next week, they will increase patrols to encourage drivers to renew anything expired.
Rare bear sighting surprises Denver neighborhood
A mother bear and her cub wandered into Denver's Harvey Park neighborhood this week. Why it matters: Bears rarely venture into the city, but Colorado is seeing record bear activity this year as drought, wildfires and low snowpack send them searching farther for food before winter. What they're saying: Harvey Park resid
ICE owes local hospital nearly $4 million for care provided to Aurora immigrant detainees
This story was first published at CPR News. DENVER | Since last fall, the UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora says they have provided roughly 150 hospital admissions, clinic appointments and emergency visits — totaling almost $4 million in expected reimbursements — for immigrants detained by the Departme
Many Fun Events Are Happening This Weekend in Northern Colorado and Denver
Have fun this weekend with one of the many events taking place
Deadly hit-and-run suspect in custody after crash that killed bicyclist
The suspect driver wanted in a deadly hit-and-run that killed a bicyclist last month was in custody on Wednesday morning.
What homeowners should know about repair disputes with HOAs
Massive flooding in Aurora has left residents at one complex still trying to recover.
Adams County Deputies to Pull 130,000-Pound Plane for Special Olympics Colorado
Deputies and cadets from the Adams County Sheriff's Office are training to haul a 130,000-pound United Airlines aircraft across the tarmac at Denver International Airport later this month, part of a statewide fundraising push for Special Olympics Colorado. The agency says it is aiming to raise $2,800 ahead of the event

















