‘This Generation Is Cooked’: Denver Bartender Says Customers Don’t Actually Know What ‘Wells’ Means....
A Denver, Colorado-based bartender shared a PSA about “well drinks” after her patrons had no idea what she was talking about. Her explanation, while straightforward, still ignited a heated debate in her comments section, leading folks to question: What really is a well drink? Bartender Issues PSA “A lot of people...
Aging with nowhere to go: Increasing number of people age 65 and older are...
Pamela Marin never imagined losing her home. But after her husband passed away in June 2020, everything seemed to spiral out of control. Marin, 70, said her doctors diagnosed her with “severe grief” after her husband’s death. Her children began worrying about her health. Then, Marin fell for a romance scam and ended...
Second juvenile arrested for killing of Ben Lomond High School student
SALT LAKE CITY — A second person was arrested and extradited back to Utah for the homicide of a Ben Lomond High School student in October. On Thursday, the Ogden Police Department said the second juvenile suspect was taken into custody in Denver, Colorado, by local law enforcement on Oct. 13.
‘Ghost tapping’ scam targets tap-to-pay process
The Better Business Bureau is warning about an increasing number of reports of the "ghost tapping" scam.
Denver police looking for felony hit-and-run suspect
Denver police are looking for a vehicle that was allegedly involved in a felony hit-and-run crash at the intersection of East Colfax Avenue and North Verbena Street on Tuesday.
Aurora police get final OK to use AI facial recognition to track suspects
AURORA | City lawmakers gave final approval Monday to a plan to allow Aurora police to use Artificial Intelligence in facial recognition to help track down criminal suspects. “We took our time to make sure that we developed a program that is both responsible, accountable and provides transparency,” Police Commander...
Pest violations, fines for Populus Hotel, recently recognized as one of country’s ‘very best’
DENVER — Earlier this month, Michelin recognized the Populus Hotel, in downtown Denver, as one of "The very best hotels in the United States." Denver public health inspectors also recognized something this summer: pest control violations. The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment (DDPHE) fined the...
Study: Eliminating Parking Requirements Would Boost Denver Housing by 12.5%
A new study reveals the impact of parking requirements on housing development in Denver, showing that eliminating parking minimums could yield over 400 new housing units per year. As researchers Susan D. Daggett and Stefan Chavez-Norgaard explain in The Conversation, “We found that cutting minimum-parking...
Denver judge under investigation for allegedly paying defendant’s $1 bond
A Denver County Court judge is under investigation after he allegedly paid a $1 bond for a defendant in his courtroom in August.
Park Hill natives, former high school react to Chauncey Billups’ arrest
Following Chauncey Billups' arrest on federal charges, Denver7's Maggie Bryan went out into the Park Hill community to listen to people's reactions.
