‘Folks aren’t renting cars to stay in Denver’: Heavy traffic expected as Colorado ranks...
Colorado mountain residents should expect a busy Fourth of July as a record number of people nationwide are expected to travel for the holiday, according to the American Automobile Association. A record-breaking 72.2 million people will travel for the holiday this year, including 61.6 million people traveling by car,...
Colorado’s largest independent music festival to end after 25 years
One last time, the Underground Music Showcase will give talented artists a chance to take the stage in front of the Denver community for the 25th year this July 25-27.
CO man worries cashless venues create hardship for families on fixed income
Colorado retailers are required to accept cash under state law. Denver7 is getting answers for a viewer who, during a recent trip to Coors Field with his family, found out the venue is cashless.
Off-duty Lakewood officers save life at Black Hawk casino
Three off-duty police officers were celebrated for their life-saving actions at the Monarch Casino Resort Spa, Black Hawk
Aurora woman fighting to keep her family together after husband detained by ICE
An Aurora woman fears her family will be torn apart after her husband, who is from Cuba, was arrested by ICE officials on June 10.
Police investigating after gunshots fired at a home in Aurora
Aurora police are investigating a shooting in a neighborhood with nearly 20 shots fired at a house, all caught on a resident's security camera.
Denver runner recalls narrowly escaping man coming at him with machete
The Denver District Attorney's Office says there are three victims of an attempted machete attack in Denver's Commons Park on June 23.
Out-of-state cops had access to Denver license plate data for immigration cases for months
Law enforcement agencies from across the nation were able to access information from Denver’s license plate surveillance cameras, including for immigration enforcement purposes. Denver is one of hundreds of cities to use Flock Safety cameras to photograph millions of license plates and track the locations of...
Denver city employees rally against layoff policy
Denver city employees alongside a group called Stronger Denver will be rallying over the city's proposed change in layoff policy.
Disability and patient rights groups file lawsuit challenging Colorado’s assisted suicide law
A coalition of disability and patient advocacy groups is suing the State of Colorado, claiming the state’s medical aid in dying law violates civil rights and puts vulnerable patients at risk.
