The calls, from an unidentified caller, began around 3 p.m. Tuesday. The Denver Police Department confirmed there are extra patrols on the campus.

"The Horse" and "The Joker" have had incredible success on the court in Denver, but they both have another passion off the court.

A fugitive mother accused of murdering her two youngest children in Colorado Springs in 2023 is back in the US and in custody in El Paso County after she was extradited from the UK.

Former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters is asking the state appeals court to recognize President Donald Trump’s pardon of her state convictions as valid.

Denver's unseasonably warm winter has stretched into the holidays. The city reached a new Christmas Eve record of 71 degrees on Wednesday. Thursday could surpass the current Christmas record.

During Christmas, if people have to come to the hospital, they're away from their families, so you're kind of like a second family in a way,” said Dozois, registered nurse at AdventHealth Porter.

With a record number of drivers hitting the roads this Christmas season, safety officials are urging everyone to plan ahead.

The ski patrollers at Telluride Ski Resort are planning to go on strike this weekend, following months of bargaining for a new union contract.

Two years after Kimberlee Singler allegedly killed her two children and fled the country, she made her first appearance in Colorado court, where a judge ruled that she would be held without bond.

The U.S. Department of Justice says it has been informed of more than a million additional documents related to its Epstein investigation. It says it could take weeks to redact the new files.

After more than 40 years in journalism, holding the powerful accountable, asking tough questions and getting answers, Denver7 Chief Investigative Reporter Tony Kovaleski will retire in early 2026.

For more than a year, Denver7 Investigates has looked into Colorado's competency law, which requires that judges dismiss criminal cases against defendants found incompetent and not restorable.