Stabbing Near 22nd And Stout Rattles Downtown Denver Block
Denver police on Saturday said they were investigating a stabbing near the intersection of 22nd and Stout in downtown Denver, after one person was taken to a nearby hospital. Officers stayed on scene as they gathered details about what happened. As of the department's initial alert, officials had not released informati
This Overlooked Colorado City Is Surprisingly Affordable With Rent Starting Around $750 A Month
Tucked away in southern Colorado, Pueblo is a city that most people drive right past on their way to bigger destinations. But those who stop and look around quickly realize they have stumbled onto something special. With rent starting around $750 a month, Pueblo offers a quality of life that...
Why Locals Are OBSESSED With This Classic Breakfast Diner in Denver, Colorado
Locals didn’t just find Butcher Block Cafe by accident; they kept coming back for the kind of comfort food that feels like a warm hug. This is the spot where strong coffee, hot griddle favorites, and friendly faces turn a regular morning into a small ritual. Plates arrive hearty,...
How drought conditions are measured in Evergreen and what it means for residents
Heading in to the summer months, 95% of Colorado is in drought with many counties having restrictions in place. Denver7's Maggy Wolanske takes us to Evergreen to see what the conditions look like and how drought is measured.
The 63-Year-Old Montana Woman Who Ran a Secret Fentanyl Pipeline
She thought she was flying under the radar hauling thousands of fentanyl pills from Denver. She had no idea the DEA was tracking her cell phone data.
Data shows Colorado’s housing market getting bad rap
Has Colorado’s residential real estate market — Denver’s in particular — gotten a bad rap this year? That’s what observers are noting as actual reports on the state continue to show rising home prices and a stabilized market. That steadied — even improving — outlook was reinforced again this month as the median price o
Speeding violations are up in Aurora; residents say they need help now
Aurora police are cracking down on speeding as residents have reached out to Denver7 with concerns about dangerous driving conditions on Iliff Avenue between Interstate 225 and Chambers Road.
Every opening and closing this week: One chain leaves, another reappears
This week saw a welcome slowdown in the ever-growing list of Denver-area restaurant closures; the biggest news was the nationwide shuttering of On the Border Mexican Grill. The Tex-Mex staple announced that it is closing all corporate-owned locations, leaving only a handful of franchise-owned establishments …. at least
Beckon Team Chases DDDA Cash For Splashy 16th Street Mall Revival
The crew behind Michelin-starred Beckon and its sibling restaurant Major Tom is aiming to plant a new flag on downtown Denver's 16th Street Mall. To make that happen, the group has turned to the city-backed Downtown Denver Development Authority, pitching a fresh restaurant concept as a way to boost evening foot traffic
Scammers targeting families with arrested loved ones, Denver Sheriff says
Denver Sheriff Department is warning the public about a scam targeting families of people who have just been arrested.
