Intense Debate: Aurora Police Report a Major Seven-Vehicle Crash on I-225, Resulting in Nine...
denver7.com - 10/25/2025 04:42:35 PM. A major accident occurred on Interstate 225 in Aurora involving seven vehicles, which resulted in nine people being hospitalized. The incident was reportedly caused by a 17-year-old who was speeding. The teenager, who had an outstanding felony warrant, was arrested after...
Denver, Aurora see sharp decline in crime rates, report finds
Violent and property crime rates in Denver and Aurora saw sharp declines over three years, though Colorado’s most populous city led the list in violent crimes, a new report found. Denver’s crime rates declined steadily since 2022, mirroring a statewide trend, according to the report from the Common Sense Institute....
2 store employees injured in Denver shooting Monday released from hospital
The two store employees and Denver police officer who were injured when a suspect opened fire on them Monday night are recovering, the Denver Police Department confirmed to Denver7 on Tuesday morning.
Aurora Police have sold hundreds of cars seized from drivers under ‘Three Strikes Rule’
AURORA, Colo. — Drivers without insurance, registration and a valid license could get more than a ticket in Aurora. Under a city policy that began last year, police have seized more than 1,500 vehicles from drivers, and hundreds have already been sold at auction. According to Aurora Police Agent...
Law enforcement searching for suspects accused of stealing display phones in Lone Tree
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV) - The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) said deputies and Lone Tree police are investigating multiple recent phone thefts. Deputies said the suspects have been entering cell phone stores, distracting the employees and using a tool to remove display phones. The first suspect is...
Colorado woman starts ranch retreat for first responders after husband is killed by fleeing...
Severns Avery founded Restoration Ranch Colorado, a 40-acre retreat for first responders and their families in Golden Gate Canyon.
Nonprofits brace for growing food insecurity as SNAP cuts loom
Nonprofits across Colorado are bracing for what's to come as food insecurity reaches one of its highest levels this century.
‘Pay what you can:’ Same Cafe ready to serve more Coloradans during government shutdown
As federal food assistance programs face a temporary pause, leaders at the Same Cafe in Denver say they are prepared to feed anyone who walks through its doors, regardless of their ability to pay.
Denver’s homeless family shelter waiting list nears 900 people, many of them children
For several weeks, Denver city officials have admitted there are homeless people, including children, living on the streets. But they always use the statistic that it’s 240 households.
Opinion: Meth users struggle in homeless housing
For anyone experiencing homelessness, moving into housing is a dream come true. But it can become a nightmare for methamphetamine users, especially if they are struggling to quit.
