DENVER — Around 130 people were staying at the Comfort Inn hotel that was turned into a homeless shelter when Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced last September that…
Read more Denver7 follows up ahead of All in Mile High shelter closureFORT COLLINS, Colo. — Last August, there was a fire in the kitchen at the Fort Collins Rescue Mission and since then, the shelter has been closed. “The…
Read more Fire and closure of Fort Collins Rescue Mission shelter takes toll on resources during the winterSUPERIOR, Colo. — Four years after the Marshall Fire destroyed Superior’s most affordable neighborhoods, the town is turning to accessory dwelling units (ADUs) as one path toward rebuilding…
Read more Four years after Marshall Fire, Superior turns to ADUs to rebuild lost housingDENVER — Denver International Airport is already the third-busiest airport in North America, serving around 82 million passengers in 2024 and generating roughly $47 billion in revenue annually.…
Read more Growing DIA wants new energy sources, but nuclear option has some concernedDENVER — Seventy years after the bombing of United Flight 629, one of Colorado’s deadliest tragedies, the families of the 44 victims met face-to-face ahead of Saturday’s memorial.…
Read more Families of United Flight 629 victims come together to remember 44 lives lost 70 years agoDENVER — After Denver Mayor Mike Johnston released his proposed 2026 budget Monday afternoon, Denver Clerk and Recorder Paul López plans to hold a press conference Tuesday to…
Read more ‘I see cuts to essential programs’: City leader reacts to Mayor Johnston’s proposed 2026 budgetBOULDER, Colo. — Students within the Boulder Valley School District are helping combat the affordable housing crisis while also earning school credit. Denver7 first told you about the…
Read more Boulder Valley School District students earn school credit while building affordable housingDENVER — Summer on Downtown Denver’s rebranded 16th Street started loudly: a pounding electronic dance music concert on Memorial Day, followed by a “Summer Kickoff” event the next…
Read more As summer winds down, how much did business heat up on Downtown Denver’s new 16th Street?DENVER – A simple change in strategy for Denver’s Regional Transportation District, appears to be working. After years of growing complaints about safety and security on public trains…
Read more RTD police said one workflow change from officers increased safety on public transit