DENVER – The Environmental Assessment and Public Input process has ended and the plan to remove five dams at the site of the former weapons plant known as Rocky Flats has been put on hold by the Department of Energy, until all parties can agree on what’s next for water leaving the Flats.
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Cities protest, DOE puts Rocky Flats dam busting on hold
ARVADA, Colo. – The Arvada Police chief is responding to his own emergency, after five officers are accused of using excessive force and violating department policy.
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Arvada Police Officers on leave after allegations of excessive force
GRANBY, Colo. – A child is recovering at Children’s Hospital tonight after a close and dangerous encounter with a moose near Lake Granby.
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Moose injures child near Lake Granby
A van throwing off sparks from a mechanical problem set a series of grassfires along south U.
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Van tosses sparks, starts fires near Fort Collins
7NEWS checked the “facts or fiction” of a political ad against Republican Senatorial candidate Ken Buck, paid for by Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., entitled: “Too Extreme.”
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Facts Or Fiction: Is Ken Buck ‘Too Extreme’?
Refinancing has resulted in more money for Denver Public Schools to hire 30-40 new teachers.
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DPS To Hire 30-40 Teachers To Reduce Class Sizes
Third-party candidate takes aim at both opponents in first debate DENVER – As top Republicans continue to pressure Dan Maes to quit the governor’s race, Tom Tancredo, like Maes, is vowing to stay in.
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Tancredo vows to stay in…probably
BOULDER – It sounds far fetched, but some folks in the 4600 block of Carter Trail say they’re sick of it.
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Residents say Boulder neighborhood plagued with pigeons
Despite mounting pressure from both the GOP establishment and Tea Party groups to get out of the governor’s race, Republican Dan Maes continued to dig in his heels today, saying he wasn’t going
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Maes loses support from GOP, grassroots; vows to stay in race
A New Mexico man faces up to 20 years in prison after a jury of Durango today found him guilty of attacking a guard at a Ute Mountain Ute Reservation jail in Montezuma County in 2008.
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N.M. man convicted in Four Corners jail assault
