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Rep. Jason Crow, D-Colo., presided over the House Thursday as members talked about their experiences on the day the Capitol was stormed and in the year since, and he spoke with reporters at a roundtable earlier this week about his own experience and what could be done moving forward.

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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announced Wednesday he was nominating Armando Saldate III to be the next Denver executive director of the Department of Safety.

Colorado health officials say Wednesday there's a lot of uncertainty as to the effect the omicron variant will have on hospitalizations in the coming weeks.

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From booster shots, to how contagious omicron is, to vaccine effectiveness against the virus, masking and more, ask your questions to infectious disease specialist Dr. Leslie Diaz.

Public health and hospital officials said Tuesday Denver is at its highest positivity rate yet during the pandemic because of the omicron variant, which could also lead to hospital staff shortages and school staff shortages because of its increased transmissibility, they said.

It could take weeks, even months, to determine the official cause of the Marshall Fire, Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle said in a press conference Monday.

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State and federal officials, including Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency Deanne Criswell, toured the devastation caused by the Marshall Fire on Sunday.

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Aerial video from AirTracker7 shows the large scale of the damage caused in the Superior and Louisville areas on Dec. 30, 2021 when the Marshall Fire burned through the area, fueled by extremely high winds and extreme drought conditions.

At a news conference Friday morning, Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle said there still were no reported deaths in the Marshall Fire as of 11 a.m. Friday. He and other officials said the fire burned at least 500 homes and possibly up to 1,000.

The Denver7 team brings you in-depth coverage of the Marshall Fire at 10 p.m. on Dec. 30, 2021 after it tore through Boulder County, fueled by hurricane force winds, burning at least 500 homes, according to officials.

In a 5 p.m. update, at least 580 homes have been destroyed so far in the Marshall Fire. Officials say no serious injuries have been reported and better firefighting weather is coming Friday.

Officers from Lakewood and Denver police provided an update after a suspect shot multiple people, killing 5, in Denver and Lakewood Monday evening.

Gov. Polis said the omicron variant of the novel coronavirus now accounts for 91% of all infections across the state. He urge Coloradans to get their boosters and get tested during the last news conference of the year.

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For more than a year the Denver7 Investigates team has examined critical decisions made by the Denver Health Paramedics Division. This 30-minute special report covers reporting from multiple angles into an issue that more than a half dozen veteran paramedics said “must be investigated.”

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