Suspect arrested in early morning shelter-in-place in Littleton
A suspect was arrested in Littleton following a shelter-in-place in the early hours of Monday morning.
Step Into This Classic Colorado Diner And You’ll Feel Like It’s 1955 Again
There’s a giant neon sign in Denver that practically reaches out, grabs you by the collar, and says, “Hey, you. Yes, you. Get in here.”. That sign belongs to the Moonlight Diner, and honestly, it’s one of the best things that could ever happen to your Tuesday.
Dare To Visit These 7 Eerie Colorado Spots Straight Out Of A Horror Movie
Want to find eerie Colorado spots that look straight out of a horror movie?. These 7 haunted places offer spine-chilling history and unforgettable scares!. 1. Central City Cemetery (Black Hawk) There are cemeteries that feel peaceful and calm, and then there’s Central City Cemetery, which feels like something else enti
Feel-good campaign can’t fix what Dems have wrought | Dick Wadhams
A group of highly respected business leaders is funding a well-intentioned $2.5 million public relations campaign entitled “Denver. The Best Return on Life” to change Denver’s image after years of decline. As admirable as this effort is, it cannot overcome the regulatory and tax-raising assaults on businesses and jobs
Man seriously injured Sunday in shooting at Aurora apartment complex parking lot
AURORA | An unidentified man was seriously injured early Sunday at a north-Aurora apartment parking lot after being shot during a dispute, police said. Officers were called to Fitzsimons Junction Apartments at East 20th Avenue and Billings Street at about 1:15 a.m. Sunday after reports of a shooting there, according to
Officials address resident frustrations over construction on Castle Pines Parkway
CASTLE PINES, Colo. — After viewer Marge Golden emailed Denver7 about her frustrations with construction on Castle Pines Parkway, Denver7's Douglas County reporter Tyler Melito went out to learn more about Golden's frustrations and to the city of Castle Pines about the project. The project is part of a...
Denver’s Herbal Cure Dispensary Faces Foreclosure Over Disputed $2,100 Fee
One of Denver's oldest surviving marijuana dispensaries is staring down a public trustee auction over a late fee that started at just $2,100. Jula Burnham and Brandon Burnham, who own both the real estate and The Herbal Cure business at 985 S. Logan St., have asked a Denver District Court judge to stop the sale of thei
Pedestrian killed after being struck by two vehicles in northeast Denver metro area
A pedestrian was killed in a crash involving two vehicles that happened Saturday night in Brighton.
Aurora Shooting Near 22nd Place And Billings Leaves One Hospitalized, Suspect At Large
A predawn shooting near 22nd Place and Billings Street in Aurora left one person hospitalized early Sunday, with police confirming the victim is in stable condition as investigators search for the shooter. The gunfire, reported around 1 a.m., sparked confusion online after social media inquiries raised questions about
Basalt Teen Sebastian Medina Lazo, 17, Missing Since 1 AM, May Be in Denver
A 17-year-old boy has not been seen since about 1 a.m. Friday in Basalt, and state investigators now believe he may have made his way toward Denver, more than 150 miles away. Sebastian Medina Lazo was last spotted in the 400 block of Park Avenue wearing a sky blue shirt and black running pants, and authorities say they
