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News mention from the Dumb Friends League call center on 8/17/23 4P-6:30P.

Colorado's American Idol auditions online on Monday

News mention from the Dumb Friends League call center on 8/17/23 4P-6:30P.

News mention from the Dumb Friends League call center on 8/17/23 4P-6:30P.

News mention from the Dumb Friends League call center on 8/17/23 4P-6:30P.

Colorado's Penelope Adams named to National Senior Softball Hall of Fame

Cake Sugar World moves from online to bakery shop in Denver

Saigon Aztec Night Market tonight is fusion of Latin & Asian cultures

American Idol: Colorado audition day is Monday!

News mention from the Dumb Friends League call center on 8/17/23 4P-6:30P.

The mountains will be in the upper 60s to lows 70s this weekend, the perfect weather to get some incredible picture-perfect shots in the high country! Check out these amazing photos from last week.

Businesses along South Broadway are cleaning up after a big water main break Wednesday overnight.

Global Fest is a multicultural experience, bringing the sights, sounds and flavors of nations from around the world to celebrate the diverse people and communities that call Aurora home.

It will be another hot afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 90s across the northeastern plains. There will be a better chance of storms Friday afternoon.

The employee and a customer got into an argument and "gunfire was exchanged," according to Commerce City police.

In the aftermath of the Club Q shooting, tens of thousands of merchandise orders poured into Atrevida Beer Company, which usually only carried enough merchandise for their storefront.

Just days before the start of the school year, parents are still scrambling to find transportation after Denver Public Schools (DPS) either partially or fully cut bus routes at six of its schools.

August 3 marked 19 years since Angela McKennett Johnson, 26, was murdered in her Denver apartment. Investigators say they do not have any leads in the case after nearly two decades-worth of work.

Two shootings involving East High School punctuated the end of the 2022-2023 school year and sparked a conversation — sometimes heated — that's carried through to the beginning of a new school year.

Boulder City Council will be holding a public hearing Thursday night on a new ordinance allowing more non-related roommates to live in the same home.

A Denver family says it has lost three cars in hit-and-run crashes after the city reconfigured a nearby cul-de-sac. The Johnson family moved into their house in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood in 1999. Their home used to be located next to a cul-de-sac. The City of Denver opened up the cul-de-sac and put in a road about two years ago, according to the Johnsons. Since then, the family says they've had to deal with a lot of traffic and frequent car crashes in the area. Elvin Johnson said his family has lost three vehicles to hit-and-run crashes. Two of the cars were hit while parked in the driveway. The third car was hit when it was parked on the street in front of his home. “My biggest concerns is my property and, you know, the things that I'm losing, you know, when no one's being accountable for it. It’s just coming out of my pocket," said Johnson.

There will be just a few building clouds and a slight chance of an isolated gusty thunderstorm early tonight. Very little moisture is making its way over the eastern plains and most of the storms will stay over the mountains before dissipating overnight. Temperatures will soar into the mid-to upper90s again on Friday, and there will be a slight chance for a few afternoon thunderstorms. Expect upper 70s to mid 80s in the mountains with a better chance for storms.

COMMERCE CITY, Colo. — A shooting investigation is underway at a Santiago's restaurant along Highway 85 in Commerce City. The Commerce City Police Department said the shooting happened at E. 72nd Avenue and Highway 85. There is a very large police presence in the area.

Global Fest is a multicultural experience, bringing the sights, sounds, and flavors of nations from around the world to celebrate the diverse people and communities that call Aurora home. Minsoo Song from the Aurora Office of International and Immigrant Affairs talks with Denver7's Jason Gruenauer about this year's event.

5th grade math scores were the only results to show improvement in any subject compared to those from before the pandemic.