Your Voice Englewood: Community-centric neighborhoods are heart of growing city
When Denver7 sat down with neighbors in Englewood, we quickly heard that the quirky, community-oriented neighborhoods are what have kept generations of families there.
RTD adds rail cars, ramps up security for busy downtown weekend events
The Regional Transportation District is adding rail cars to several lines and increasing security as it prepares for a surge in ridership from major events across downtown this weekend. RTD expects heavy crowds Friday through Sunday as fans head to Fan Expo Denver at the Colorado Convention Center, Morgan Wallen concer
This Colorado Ice Cream Shop Serves Small-Batch Scoops That Locals Keep Coming Back For
Sweet Action, located at 52 Broadway in Denver, Colorado, is a beloved local ice cream shop known for its inventive, homemade flavors and laid-back, welcoming vibe. With a 4.6-star rating from over 1,600 happy customers, this spot has earned its reputation as one of Denver’s sweetest destinations. The shop...
Trial starts for Conifer man accused of shooting teen who allegedly trespassed
The jury trial has started for a Conifer man accused of shooting a boy in the face after the two teens went onto — and then left — his property looking for a place to take homecoming pictures.
Colorado River’s dire state demands action from urban water users, experts say — few...
This story was first published at Big Pivots. DENVER | Dissonance exists between life-close-to-normal policies regarding urban water use and the growing crisis on the river. Casually surveying the urban landscapes in much of Colorado’s Front Range, you’d never know that the Colorado River — the source for roughly half
Here’s where the Denver-to-Fort Collins passenger train will stop and why
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — A passenger train connecting Denver and Fort Collins is moving closer to reality. During Tuesday night’s Fort Collins City Council meeting, leaders with the Front Range Passenger Rail District and city officials discussed plans for the Colorado Connector, or CoCo. They talked about why the propose
Denver Zoo sea lion exhibit subject of another lawsuit
Lawyers won’t stop barking about the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance’s sea lion exhibit, which is now the subject of another lawsuit. Less than a year after the $19 million, “state-of-the-art” renovation, dubbed Schlessman Shores, was completed, the Denver Zoo sued the exhibit’s designer and general contractor, claimi
Northern Colorado’s Harvest Farm homeless and recovery program to shut down
Harvest Farm, currently a long-running residential recovery program, will first be transitioned into a temporary emergency shelter for men experiencing homelessness before ultimately closing ahead of a Northern Colorado expansion.
“A road that’s like a trap”: New horror film will turn Colorado’s isolated plains...
Described as a “supernatural neo-noir revenge western set against the stark landscapes of Southern Colorado,” the filming of upcoming horror film Devil in the Trunk is underway in the Centennial State. The plot of the film follows a young woman who encounters a mysterious female traveler on the side of the highway who
Annual ParkScore report indicates surprising Colorado city is lacking in terms of green space
Trust for Public Land has officially released their 2026 ParkScore report, which analyzes a lot of data related to outdoor spaces and their economic impact. One key part of the report is how it ranks the country’s 100 largest cities across 15 data points that fall into the five categories of acreage, access, equity, in
