Teacher stabbed near Colorado school; suspect in custody
A Meadow Community School teacher was taken to a hospital after a reported stabbing on Monroe Street in Thornton on Thursday afternoon.
‘Why Do You Need Me To Spit In Your Shot?’: Denver Bartender Says Customer...
Bartenders have seen it all, or so they think. From customers who can’t handle their alcohol to those who get a little too friendly after a few drinks, working behind the bar means dealing with all kinds of strange behavior. But even for someone who’s witnessed countless odd interactions, there are moments that stand...
Suspect faces 8 charges, including DUI, in 4-car crash that killed 1, injured 2...
Investigators say a 32-year-old man may have been intoxicated on Oct. 17 when he hit three other vehicles, killing one person and injuring two others and himself.
Driver facing charge after crash involving 2 semi trucks sparked fire
Interstate 70 has almost completely reopened after a crash involving two semi trucks sparked a fire and closed down the roadway on Friday morning.
Denver Pavilions was once worth $100 million. Is the city getting a deal or...
In November 1998, Denver’s leaders celebrated a moment they had planned for years: the opening of a three-story shopping mall — emblazoned with the city’s name in gigantic neon lettering. “The Denver Entertainment & Fashion Pavilions,” sitting along 16th Street, was the finishing touch on a decades-long...
Major 7-vehicle collision on I-225 sends 9 to the hospital, Aurora police say
A major seven-vehicle collision on Interstate 225 in Aurora sent nine people to the hospital Friday night, prompting an extensive police investigation.
Denver advocate for drug users: Reversing overdose with oxygen ‘gold standard,’ Narcan has risks
Lisa Raville of the Harm Reduction Action Center in Denver emphasized in this month’s newsletter emailed to the author of this article that oxygen needs to be administered in addition to Narcan when somebody overdoses and should be tried first.
What Will it Be Like to Have Self-Driving Cars in Colorado?
Self-driving cars are set to be introduced in Colorado next year and like anything, there are pros and cons attached.
Surging Senior Homelessness in Colorado Leaves the Elderly Without Shelter
Senior homelessness in Colorado has surged 15% in just one year.
Denver judge who allegedly paid defendant’s bond set bail at $10 in homeless advocate...
Denver judge who allegedly paid defendant’s bond set bail at $10 “cash” in case involving homeless activist. A Denver judge who made headlines Friday after a Denver 7 investigation revealed he allegedly paid bond for a defendant in an assault case set bail in a previous assault case involving homeless advocate Regan...

















