Violent Offenders Task Force arrests wanted suspect in Wheat Ridge
Officers from the Wheat Ridge Police Department and members of the U.S. Marshals Service arrested a wanted suspect in Wheat Ridge last week.
Anti-vax group sues Denver bar for violating Disabilities Act after shutting down event
The founder of a group for unvaccinated people is suing Recess Beer Garden for millions after the Denver bar cancelled a meet-up that stirred up controversy across the internet.
Big Pivots: Phil Weiser on climate change
I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve seen Phil Weiser in person during the last year. One was at a funeral in southwest Colorado, but most have been at conferences. “Have I been to a conference lately where I have not heard Phil Weiser speak?” I ask jokingly.
Denver startup gets $4 million to analyze psychedelic therapy for vets in Mexico
The Denver-based company Invi MindHealth measures the effects of psychedelic-assisted therapy on veterans by measuring their heart rate, blood pressure and sleep quality before, during and after a psychedelic trip – now with up to $4 million from the federal government.`. Jonathan Wilson, creator of Invi, is a U.S....
Afternoon Storms Poised To Rattle Denver Before Heat Cranks Back Up
Denver is waking up mostly cloudy and around 59°F this Monday, but the calm will not last long. A warm and unsettled afternoon is on tap, with a high near 81°F and scattered storms expected to fire up after midday. A few could turn strong to severe, packing damaging gusts, large hail, and even brief tornadoes before co
Artist completes new street mural on Larimer Square
A former professional snowboarder-turned-artist has completed a 391 foot mural in Denver's Larimer Square. The colorful street art runs down the street and stretches across the whole block.
Denver7 Everyday Hero “Pays it Forward” to children fighting cancer
AURORA, Colo. – For families facing some of the most difficult moments of their lives, a teddy bear may seem like a small gesture. At Brent’s Place in Aurora, those bears represent comfort, kindness and a reminder that someone cares. Brent’s Place provides medically safe housing and support...
Tubers enjoy Clear Creek despite low water levels
More high temperatures are expected this week, spurring an increased demand for water sports in Colorado, but at the same time, water levels remain lower than usual due to the dry winter and diminished mountain snowpack.
Denver Greek Festival celebrates 60th year with expanded footprint, faster service
DENVER — A Mile High tradition reaches a milestone this weekend as the Denver Greek Festival returns for its 60th annual event Friday through Sunday. Hosted by the parishioners of the Assumption Cathedral, the Denver Greek Festival celebrates Greek culture with homemade food, dancing, live entertainment, music, Greek f
A warm start to June across Colorado
It's a mostly sunny and mild start to the day, but thunderstorms will develop by 2 p.m. and there's a risk of severe weather on the eastern plains.
