Tren de Aragua potentially resurfacing in Colorado after attack
As of last year, the Tren de Aragua gang had reportedly established a presence in 16 states, including Colorado.
Jeffco Sheriff’s Office ‘fact checks’ ICE Denver: ‘We will not violate Colorado law’
On Wednesday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Denver posted to X, asking for the public's help searching for a man arrested for DUI and released by Jefferson County, a statement that Jefferson County authorities are calling misleading.
Glass House Condo for sale in Denver’s Riverfront Park drops price to $459K
When urban pioneer Dana Crawford and other developers began transforming Lower Downtown into a hip urban scene in the 1960s, they had old shop fronts and warehouses to work with. By the time Coors Field arrived in LoDo in 1995, most of that historic stock had already been turned into...
‘We’re so n luv with T-Pain’: Red Rocks adding 2nd show this fall
On Tuesday, Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre posted that the venue will be hosting another show for American singer and rapper, T-Pain, on Oct. 29.
Lawsuit argues Aurora government is silencing community by banning public comment
An activist who often speaks before the Aurora City Council filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, accusing the city of trying to silence her and other activists, but has also silenced the entire community in the process.
New Colorado law establishes Black history education standards in public schools
To commemorate Juneteenth, Denver7 looked into a new state law that aims to ensure young Coloradans receive a deeper understanding of Black American history.
City of Denver looking at ‘substantial’ layoffs amid budget deficit
Denver city leaders are preparing to make "substantial" layoffs in order to deal with a massive budget deficit.
Aurora police searching for suspect who shot man through front door after knocking on...
An Aurora man was injured early Wednesday morning when a person shot through his front door after first knocking on it, according to the Aurora Police Department.
Opinion: Wagon gifting meth/crack pipes, needles and naloxone may get $2 million boost from...
One of Denver’s harm reduction providers for people who use drugs operate a meth and crack pipe and needle wagon, too. One such mobile unit comes to my building, a former hotel turned into apartments for people who experienced homelessness. The fact that a truck full of paraphernalia pulls up weekly sort of boggles...
City of Denver Chief Operating Officer leaves after less than two years
Janel Forde, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston's Chief Operating Officer, has left the Mayor's office and taken a job with the University of Colorado.
