Denver Authorities Under Fire: Justifying the Use of Bleach on Unlicensed Taco Vendor’s Food...
denver7.com - 11/18/2025 08:49:46 PM. A recent incident in Denver has sparked controversy and heated discussion among the public. Denver health officials defended their decision to pour bleach on an unlicensed taco vendor's food to prevent it from being served. The vendor had previously been cited for failing to...
“When is it enough?”: Colorado customers push back on Xcel’s proposed rate hike
Denver7 is listening to the community after Xcel Energy announced Friday it wants to increase electric rates in Colorado by nearly 10% in 2026.
Improvements coming to busy intersection in Littleton, paving way for new development
One of the most congested and busy intersections in the Denver metro area will soon see improvements, making it a lot safer and quicker to get through.
Mimosas get freaky: Would you drink this Broncos-themed green chile adult beverage?
DENVER, Colo. (KRDO) -- There are some pretty crazy drinks out there. In recent years, the espresso martini has risen in popularity. Who can forget about the michelada, a mixture of beer and tomato juice? Or even more peculiar, how about the buttered popcorn-flavored vodka that's been hitting shelves lately?
40-year-old cold case blown wide open after inmate charged in disappearance of teen
Warne first vanished in on June 14, 1986 after attending a party in Aurora, and later went to Shag Nasty's Bar, where she was last seen leaving with three men, according to the affidavit. A Colorado woman murdered nearly 40 years ago may finally be getting justice after charges were...
CDOT seeks public comment on I-270 widening project
The Colorado Department of Transportation is considering two different plans to add lanes to I-270 through Commerce City, and asking for public feedback through late January. CDOT published an environmental impact study Friday for I-270, describing two recommended solutions to heavy traffic and high crash rates on...
Denver’s annual Thanksgiving distribution event faces major cuts
Funding cuts and the government shutdown forced organizers to scale back this year’s Denver Feed-A-Family event, reducing Thanksgiving baskets.
Aurora police find 3 illegal guns during traffic stop; says 2 were bought via...
Aurora police found three illegal firearms during a traffic stop last week after a vehicle with no front plate made a suspicious turn into a self-serve car wash.
Denver Police give updates on two police shootings Friday afternoon
Denver Police officials updated the public on two recent police shootings in a news conference Friday afternoon. Responding officers shot a a total of three people, killing one, in the two shootings, which took place on the Nov. 2 and Nov. 14. One other person also sustained gunshot wounds in...
Aurora tattoo artist raises money for missing and murdered Indigenous women
An Aurora tattoo artist is raising money and awareness for missing and murdered indigenous women with a flash tattoo drive the weekend of Nov. 21 to 23.
