Littleton CO

Denver7 spoke with one of three providers planning to take over operations at city-owned homeless shelters after the city's contract with The Salvation Army expires at the end of the year.

The City Council awarded about $22 million in contracts Tuesday to Denver Rescue Mission, Urban Peak and Catholic Charities to continue operating warehouse-style homeless shelters through 2026. Two bus companies will receive $3.4 million for transporting the people experiencing homelessness to the shelters.

Our Denver7 team has grown! Meteorologist Danielle Grant welcomed her baby boy, Burton William, on Sept. 27.

A group that is seeking to push back on government debt argued that big dollars are rolling in from funders supporting Mayor Mike Johnston’s $1 billion debt package and alleged some of those contributions may be legally prohibited. The group said the contributors included entities that receive taxpayer funding,...

The sole occupant of a pickup truck that plummeted 300 feet into a gorge in southwestern Colorado only sustained minor injuries, first responders announced on Facebook.

The cold is coming to Denver, with temperatures dipping close to freezing on Monday, and meteorologists are saying that locals should start to prepare for the first hard freeze.

The Lakewood Police Department is warning residents about a rising crime trend called “jugging,” where suspects target individuals after they leave banks, ATMs, or check-cashing stores.

In the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, where hipster brunch spots seem to multiply like rabbits, there exists a culinary time capsule where the coffee is strong, the portions are generous, and the skillets will haunt your dreams in the best possible way. Hits The Spot in Lakewood isn’t trying...

FOX31's Shaul Turner is in Lakewood where a herd of elk has been garnering attention, and an aggressive bull elk is at the center of the city's warnings.

On Oct. 18, millions of Americans from Aurora, across Colorado and across the nation will gather under a pointed banner: No Kings. An estimated 2,500 protest locations are planned nationwide so far, according to “No Kings” protest organizers, likely drawing millions of protesters, just as they did in June.