EDITORIAL: A welcome crackdown on Denver’s expired tags
On Saturday, the Denver Police Department will begin a month-long enforcement operation that is crucial to combatting crime — even if it also can be an annoyance for some of the motoring public: ensuring vehicle registration is up to date. Granted, the cost to the law-abiding driver to register a car and display...
Colorado Tops National Rankings for Rising Debt, Inflation
Between the formerly frozen SNAP benefits, higher grocery prices and rising unemployment, times are tough for pretty much everyone right now. But, apparently, things are getting especially difficult for Coloradans. Colorado was among the poorest-performing states in multiple national economic rankings released over...
Flashback: Colorado’s Hundred-Year Flood of 1965
The Hundred-Year Flood was a natural disaster that devastated Littleton, Colorado, in 1965.
Denver plans to pay for another pedestrian bridge to women’s soccer stadium
At Denver’s old Gates Rubber Factory, a pedestrian bridge built to accommodate the promise of people at new developments yet to come stands in an empty area surrounded by a barricade of fences. The bridge was built over light rail and train tracks, connecting two empty plots of land on Bannock and Acoma streets....
Run, Bubba, Run! Seafood Chain Closes Its Only Colorado Location
Last week, local seafood chain Jax Fish House announced that it is closing its Glendale location on November 15. But another seafood chain, this one national, has already shuttered its only Colorado outpost. In 1994, Forrest Gump hit movie theaters across the country, inspiring countless fans to yell, “Run, Forrest,...
Debate Ignites as Charges are Dismissed Against Suspect in Series of Aurora Gas Station...
denver7.com - 11/11/2025 01:11:58 AM. A recent case in Arapahoe County, Colorado, has sparked widespread discussion and controversy. Ross Woessner, a 21-year-old man accused of multiple armed robberies at Aurora gas stations, has had his charges dismissed due to an intellectual development disability. Deemed unfit to...
Officer disciplined after confronting innocent woman over a package theft
A Columbine Valley Police officer was written up after wrongly accusing a woman of being a porch pirate.
Homeless Coalition closing Park Avenue Inn, offers residents rooms at Renewal Village
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is closing Park Avenue Inn, a hotel shelter it owns and operates, and some residents aren’t happy about where they’ll be going. Coalition spokesperson Cathy Alderman said all residents have been or will be offered housing or shelter elsewhere, including at a sister property,...
Littleton woman sentenced to 36 years in fentanyl death of 22-month-old son
A Douglas County judge Wednesday sentenced a 29-year-old Littleton woman to 36 years in prison in the fentanyl overdose death of her 22-month old son in 2022. Judge Ryan Stuart sentenced Hanna Gilmour, 29, on convictions of felony child abuse resulting in death and misdemeanor child abuse in the death of her late...
Urban Alchemy, set to take over Denver ‘TroubleTree’ homeless hotel, hires ex-cons, has strict...
The non-profit taking over management of the former DoubleTree Hotel at 4040 Quebec, now owned by the City and County of Denver and named The Aspen, hires ex-cons to staff their locations.
