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A United Airlines flight from Maui landed at Denver International Airport Thursday afternoon with passengers affected by the wildfires on the Hawaiian island.

"Jagged Little Pill" at Buell Theatre // Denver Center for the Performing Arts

Alpine Bank donates $500 to a nonprofit for each employee

DENVER — A father and daughter from Denver are doing their part to help fire-impacted families in Maui by helping provide shelter to those who lost everything in the flames. Woody Faircloth founded the nonprofit EmergencyRV back in 2018 after the deadly Camp Fire in Paradise, Calif. Faircloth and his then 6-year-old daughter Luna, were watching the events unfold on television from Denver and were determined to help. They set out to raise money to purchase an RV and deliver it to a family in need by Thanksgiving. Word of their kind act spread quickly and people began to donate to their efforts.

Denver7 Stacey Donaldson has your forecast for 8/18.

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A Denver man had all but given up on his stolen bike until he spotted it Sunday afternoon. But when he tried to get it back, the situation quickly became violent.

An unhoused Colorado couple who have faced roadblocks accessing resources was able to get a little bit of help, but now they say they’re back to square one due to a prior eviction.

Denver7 is proud to work with Latino Leadership Institute (LLI), a Colorado group with the purpose of elevating Latino leaders. LLI recently announced the 2023 Latino Leadership and Legacy Award recipients. Among the recipients are longtime Denver7 anchor Anne Trujillo who was surprised with the Legacy Award from Latino Leadership Institute.

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An Aurora police officer is recovering after a tragic motorcycle crash over the weekend in Nebraska.

Colorado's governor is asking for help identifying a leak inside the state's Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE). This comes as insiders have accused CDPHE of tipping off leaders at Johnstown Heights Behavioral Health ahead of its so-called surprise inspections.

If you were awake early Sunday morning, you might have seen a streak of light that turned night into day for a brief moment.

Boulder County held a virtual community meeting Monday to discuss the latest with an underground coal mine fire that has burned for decades, as it prepares to begin mitigation efforts this fall.

With much of the new oil and gas production planned near residential areas, Colorado will need to decide how to balance the economic benefits with the environmental costs.

A nonprofit’s stolen delivery truck which carries food to help feed family pets when their owners are struggling to make ends meet has been found, police said Wednesday.

A new affordable housing facility in Denver will be the first to receive city-funded housing vouchers.

Aurora Interim Police Chief Art Acevedo believes the return of the reserve police force will shine a bright light on the police department.

Adams County will soon have a new state senator.

Denver Central Library is entering the final stages of a more than $54 million renovation project. As Denver7's Micah Smith tells us, officials are excited for the renovations and give us a date for when the library will fully reopen to the public.

Former McAuliffe International School principal Kurt Dennis has filed a lawsuit against Denver Public Schools, alleging the district fired him in retaliation for publicly speaking out against the daily pat down of students in the wake of the March shooting at East High School.

A former Aurora Fire deputy chief says the department worked to cover up "major mistakes" in the deadly 2018 Heather Gardens incident.

Colorado lawmakers are spending the final hours of the legislative session debating major pieces of legislation that could impact Coloradans in every part of the state.

If you’ve ever traveled in or out of Denver International Airport, chances are you have crossed paths with volunteer Cheryl Heinzerling.