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Going Green Is Good Business
Brian Kelly
Denver might not be the first place one would think to look for examples of progressive urban development. But the energy-centric city has become a leader in areas of transit, housing, and energy efficiency, thanks to a succession of effective leaders. Mayor John Hickenlooper talks about how Denver has become a place where energy conservation and development mix well.
I-70WB Closed At Lookout Mt. For Tanker, Car Crash
A crash on Interstate 70 closed the westbound side of the highway near Lookout Mountain on Thursday morning.
Lawmakers Consider Drug Test For Welfare
Colorado lawmakers are considering making welfare recipients take a drug test before receiving benefits.
Dougherty Sibling Has Plea Deal In Crime Spree Case
One of the three Dougherty siblings accused in a multi-state crime spree has reached a plea deal with prosecutors.
Longmont High School To Test All Students, Staff For TB
Longmont High School plans to test all students and staff for tuberculosis, after initial testing showed a larger-than-expected number of students with the latent form of the disease.
Colorado To Get Waiver From 'No Child Left Behind'
President Barack Obama will free Colorado from the requirements of the No Child Left Behind law.
Temperatures Struggle To Rebound
Temperatures remain well below normal, with highs in the 30s through the coming weekend.
Head-On Crash Blocks Hampden At Buckley
A head-on crash tied up traffic on Hampden Avenue and Buckley Road Thursday morning.
TV Anchor Undergoes Surgery After Newscast Dog Bite
A veteran Denver television anchor was injured Wednesday when she was bitten in the face by a dog on live TV.
Umpires Call Foul Still Waiting For Paychecks
Umpires from a youth baseball league call foul on the man responsible for paying them.
Denver Police Arrest Suspect Followed By Helicopter
A Denver police helicopter follows a domestic violence suspect fleeing on the freeways.
Jury Finds Ex-Cop Not Guilty In Sex Assault
A jury finds a former Greeley police officer not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman during a traffic stop last spring.
No Charges In Mesa County 'Make My Day' Case
Prosecutors are declining to file charges against a Mesa County man who told a 911 dispatcher he had shot someone trying to enter his home.
Credit For Prior Education Bill Gets 1st Nod
A bill is under consideration to direct colleges to award credit to students with prior job and military experience.
Man Dies After Falling Under Denver Bus
Denver police are investigating after a man fell under a bus in Denver.
Bill Seeks To Lure Hollywood To Colorado
A bill is introduced in the state House that looks to lure film productions to Colorado.
Uzbek Refugee Pleads Not Guilty To Terror Charge
A refugee from Uzbekistan living In Aurora pleads not guilty to providing support to a terrorist group.
School Supplies Tax-Free Bill Discussed
Colorado state legislators are debating passing a bill that would create a tax holiday for school supplies in committee Wednesday afternoon.
Douglas County Schools Explain $66M Surplus
Douglas County school officials are trying to explain how they ended up with a $66 million budget surplus.
Women Are Now Bonding Over Bullets
Magazines, clips, and pink accessories are all part of a new Ladies Night Out, at the shooting range.
More Mountain Snow
An unsettled pattern brings snow back to Colorado and keeps temperatures cool.
Woman Dies In Craig House Fire
A woman dies after a house fire Tuesday night in the town of Craig.
Missouri Skier Dies On Vail Mountain
A Missouri man dies while skiing on Vail Mountain Tuesday.
New Lane At DIA Eliminates Removing Shoes, Belts
A new passenger screening program for certain travelers is coming to DIA.
Police: Home Intruder Shot, Killed
Denver police say a home intruder was shot and killed and a resident was wounded as the two men struggled over a gun.
Walsh Residents Allowed Back After Ammonia Spill
Residents in Walsh, Colo., can return to their homes following an ammonia spill.
Animal Control Officer Guilty Of Cruelty
A Denver animal control officer has been found guilty of animal cruelty after a dog died in her custody.
Man Ticketed For Throwing Glitter At Romney In Denver
A man tried to throw glitter on Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney as he greeted supporters in Denver.
Super Bowl Party Leads To Alcohol Investigation
Three employees at Doherty High School in Colorado Springs are under investigation for allegedly providing alcohol to students.
Ski Resort Imposes Alcoholic Drink Limit
Aspen Highlands is imposing limits on alcoholic beverages at its mountain bistro.
Early-Morning Fire Destroys Family Home
A fire destroys a mobile home in Lafayette on Wednesday morning.
Late Night Battle Over Booze On Hill In Boulder
A Boulder restaurant wants to stay open late to feed the bar crowds, but some residents worry it's just a license to over-serve alcohol to college kids.
Santorum Wins Colorado, Stuns Romney
Rick Santorum wins the Colorado caucus, dealing a huge setback to Mitt Romney.
Dog Rescue In Icy Lake Caught On Tape
A dog is rescued from the icy water in Smith Reservoir in Lakewood and it's all caught on tape.
Cryotherapy Promises To Freeze Away Aches and Pains
Cryotherapy believers claim it freezes away aches and pains, but some doctors are skeptical.
Former Hygiene Fire Chief Begins Sentence
Former Hygiene Fire Chief William "Bill" Nelson is ready to start serving his sentence on convictions of prohibited use of a weapon and DUI.
Mange Could Have Caused Boulder Coyote Attack
A coyote that was suspected of attacking a man and his child in Boulder on Sunday had mange, according to test results.
Alcohol Given To Students By High School Staff Investigated
Three employees of a Colorado Springs high school are placed unpaid leave after accusations that alcohol was given to several students.
Driver Gets Speeding Ticket Just To Flip Off Photo-Radar Camera
A motorist so hates Denver's photo-radar vans that he got a speeding ticket just to flip off the camera.
I-25 Toll Lane Price Going Up For Non-Transponder Users
The price of driving the Interstate 25 toll lanes without a transponder is going up on March 1.
Police: Father's Letter Leads To Drug Bust
The investigation that led to a big drug bust in Aspen started when a father wrote an anonymous letter to police.
Denver Police Look For Armed, Despondent Man
Denver police are looking for an an armed, despondent man.
Colorado Cities Make Terrorism 'Hot Spot' List
Denver and Boulder counties and Littleton are included in a list of historic terrorism "hot spots" in the United States.
Coyote Attacks Jogger On Boulder Bike Path
A jogger was attacked by a coyote on the bike path in Boulder on Sunday.
Water Crew Finds CU-Boulder Student Trapped In Frozen Ditch
A CU student was rescued from a frozen ditch on Monday.
Fort Carson Soldier Sought On Poaching Charge
An arrest warrant has been issued for a Fort Carson soldier wanted on animal poaching charges.
Bridge Worker Indicted On Smuggling Charge
A former bridge engineer is facing charges that he tried to smuggle military computer equipment to China.
Jury Acquits 2 Ex-CU Sprinters Accused Of Burglary
A jury has acquitted two former University of Colorado sprinters accused of burglary.
Debbie's Deals: Free Bagels Thursday
Thursday is Bruegger's bagels 29th birthday bash and you get the gift: three free bagels.
How Do I Vote In A Caucus?
Coloradans will vote on Tuesday to pick a presidential candidate, but tonight's election is different than most votes.
Glenwood Springs City Buses May Have To Add Fare
The Glenwood Springs City Council is considering adding a $1 fare for rides on the city bus system starting in April.
Colorado Teachers Say Plagiarism Rising
Colorado educators say they're concerned after catching more students committing plagiarism.
Temperatures Near Zero Tonight
The snow has ended, the sky will clear and the cold will grip us by morning.
Broncos' Knowshon Moreno Arrested In DUI Stop
Denver Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.
Two Shot In West Denver
Denver police investigate a double shooting in West Denver that leaves one victim in critical condition..
Lincoln County Man Gets 320 Years For Sex Assault
A judge sentences a Lincoln County man to 320 years to life in prison for sexually assaulting a girlfriend who lived with him in 2007 and 2008.
Have An H&R Block Debit Card? Don't Fall For Scam
A scam hitting from Pennsylvania to Colorado is making tax season even more of a nightmare for some people.
Snow, Ice At RTD Bus Stops Pose Possible Dangers
Many sidewalks and RTD bus stops are still covered in snow and ice, making it challenging for some passengers waiting for a ride.
No Charges Against Bradford In Weapons Case
The District Attorney's Office will not file any charges against a state legislator who had been pulled over near the Capitol.
Man Wanted In Pueblo Child Sex Assault
Police in Pueblo are trying to identify a man captured on surveillance video who is suspected of sexual assault on a child at a local grocery store.
Larimer County Hit By Rash Of Metal Thefts
The Larimer County Sheriff's Office is investigating a rash of metal thefts.
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Analysis: Santorum's Colorado supporters value his values
When Rick Santorum's supporters look for the moment that the energy changed, they could point to a rally in the mountain town of Woodland Park six days before Colorado's caucuses.
Westbound I-70 near C-470 closed after accident
Westbound Interstate 70 is closed east of Genesee after a pickup truck collided with a semi-trailer truck.
Vehicle accident on I-25 near Evans slows early a.m. traffic
An accident on I-25 in Denver slowed the early morning commute on the south side of the city for a brief period.
Armed robber hits adult store in Colorado Springs, flees cashless
An armed gunman held up an adult-themed business in Colorado Springs and fled cashless.
Denver police helicopter follows domestic violence suspect until he gives up
A Denver police helicopter followed a man suspected in a domestic violence case until he ditched his car, tried to hide from the overhead lights in a greenbelt, then surrendered to police on the ground tonight.
Colorado court says fugitive Dougherty sister has plea deal
One of the three Dougherty siblings accused in a multi-state crime spree has reached a plea deal with prosecutors, a spokesman for the Colorado court system said Wednesday.
Central City settles discrimination suit against its free shuttle
Central City will pay a $2,000 settlement plus attorneys' fees to a woman who was denied a ride on the city's free shuttle in August , because it wasn't equipped with a wheelchair lift, the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition Legal Program said today.
Denver Public Schools loses two appeals before state ed board
Denver Public Schools today lost two appeals before the state board of education and now must prepare to open a new elementary school by August.
After dog bite, TV news anchor undergoes reconstructive lip surgery
Denver TV anchor Kyle Dyer underwent reconstructive surgery today to repair injuries to her lip after being bitten by a dog during a live segment on the 9News morning show.
Rep. Laura Bradford's attorney blasts House speaker for ethics inquiry
Rep. Laura Bradford's attorney says there's no basis for an ethics complaint against her because there's no evidence she was driving drunk or impaired.
Animal control officer likely to lose job after cruelty conviction
A Denver animal control officer convicted Tuesday of two misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty after a dog died and another suffered heatstroke in the back of her work van is almost certain to lose her job with the city. Jennifer Mooney, 33, also faces up to two years in jail when she's sentenced in March.
Rick Santorum wins Colorado Republican caucuses
Former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum upended the race for the Republican nomination Tuesday, winning three states, including Colorado.
Raw video: Dog Rescued From Icy Colo. Water
Watch the raw video of the dog, which bit KUSA 9News anchor Kyle Dyer, being rescued from a Lakewood reservoir Tuesday after it fell through ice, into frigid water. The dog, it's owner, and the firefighter were at 9News studios this morning to do a follow up report.
Man falls under bus in Denver, dies of injuries
A 50-year-old man died after falling under an RTD bus in Denver. The incident happened on Tuesday on West Colfax Avenue near Mariposa Street, according to a spokeswoman with Veolia
Denver police investigating homicide after man found dead
Denver police are investigating a homicide after a man apparently shot and killed an intruder in his home early this morning.
Hemming named CSI executive director
The Colorado Charter School Instititute board named Ethan Hemming its new executive director, erasing the interim status from his title.
Police issue citation to man accused of throwing glitter bomb at Romney
The man accused of throwing a glitter bomb at Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Tuesday night was released after being questioned by Denver police and the Secret Service.
About 15 homes evacuated in Walsh after tank explosion
About 15 homes in Walsh have been evacuated after a tank filled with a farming chemical exploded this morning.
Denver police investigating shooting
Denver police are investigating a shooting, after a man walked into a hospital with a gunshot wound to the chest around 7:22 p.
Lafayette firefighters respond to mobile home fire
Fire crews have finished putting out hot spots and cleaning up after a mobile home fire in Lafayette this morning.
Colorado Court of Appeals nixes medical-pot use for those on probation
Probationers in Colorado may not use medical marijuana, even if they have a medical-marijuana identification card authorizing them to do so, the Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled.
Colorado Republicans expect big caucus turnout tonight
Colorado Republicans tonight are heading to school gymnasiums and other venues across the state to cast their votes for their favorite GOP candidates — an effort that could eventually give one candidate the state's 36 delegates.
Missouri skier dies on advanced Vail Mountain trail today
The death of a skier this morning on Vail Mountain is under investigation, and the Eagle County Sheriff's Department is asking for any information the public might have about what happened.
Alleged 'Pretty in Pink,' 'Pot Belly' bandits get bank robbery charges
Two men given unusual nicknames by law enforcement were given bank robbery charges by the Denver District Attorney's Office.
SKY9 helicopter captures dog rescue from Lakewood reservoir today
A media helicopter captured footage of a firefighter in a wet suit rescuing a dog from Kendrick Reservoir at West Jewell Avenue and South Kipling Street this afternoon.
Man shot while parked behind Denver apartment complex off Federal Boulevard
A man was shot in the chest this evening while sitting in his vehicle parked behind an apartment complex at 2700 Federal Blvd.
Autopsy yields no answers in death of Woodland Park teen
The Woodland Park Police Department said today that more laboratory tests will be needed to determine the cause of death of a 16-year-old girl.
CU custodian charged with stealing referees phones during basketball game
University of Colorado police arrested a Coors Event Center custodian who they say admitted to stealing iPhones from referees working the CU men's basketball game against Oregon on Thursday.
Alleged Uzbek terrorist pleads not guilty in federal court
Uzbek refugee Jamshid Muhtorov pleaded not guilty in U.S. District Court today to providing material support to a terrorist organization.
More Colorado graduates than ever not ready for college
The number of students from Colorado that complete high school but still aren't ready for college when they are admitted has gone up again, but colleges are doing a better job at helping those students complete the classes and stick around for another year of college.
2 coyotes killed near Boulder after weekend attacks
Boulder Open Space rangers will be stepping up educational efforts after they had to kill two aggressive coyotes -- one of whom bit a jogger on the leg -- on Sunday.
Cold comes to Denver tonight, as crews scramble to battle icy roads after dark
Now, the cold. After another round of snow dropped up to 6 inches on parts of the Denver metro region last night and this morning, temperatures in the city will reach 7 degrees before daylight, according to the National Weather Service.
Court of Appeals nixes medical pot use while on probation
Defendants on probation in Colorado may not use medical marijuana even if they have a medical marijuana identification card authorizing them to do so, the Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled.
Snowpack declining in southern Colorado, totals improving a bit to the north
Heavy mountain weather in January helped reverse some of the poor snowpack conditions in major basins on the west side of the Continental Divide.
Mitt Romney addresses nearly 3,000 at rally on eve of Colorado caucus
The gymnasium at Arapahoe High School in Centennial was near capacity at tonight's rally for Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney.
Colorado snow totals for February 7, 2012
DENVER — The following Colorado snow totals have been reported by the National Weather Service as of 9 a.
Ethics panel meets on Rep. Bradford, will seek supporting documents and police records
Speaker Frank McNulty said he might reinstate a Mesa County lawmaker as chairwoman of a House committee if an ethics panel dismisses a drunken-driving-related complaint against her.
Police searching for man suspected in string of Denver robberies
A man suspected of robbing a Chase bank in Denver on Monday, may also be involved in a series of other robberies, police say.
Denver police looking for a man suspected of shooting two men
Denver police are looking for a man suspected of shooting two men after an argument in a west Denver neighborhood Monday night.
Cops: Pair arrested in Colorado Springs fired shotgun at lounge patrons
Two men have been arrested for allegedly firing a shotgun blast at patrons of a Colorado Springs lounge after they were bounced for a scuffle.
Three taken into custody after short pursuit in Arvada
The Colorado State Patrol took three people into custody Monday night, after a short pursuit ended in a crash in Arvada.
Council extends S. Broadway tax subsidy
The Denver City Council on Monday voted to extend a 20-year-old tax subsidy — first passed to fix up a blighted shopping center — for another five years to pay for nearby drainage and street work.
Two men shot on West Dakota, police seek suspect in white van
Denver police are looking for the driver of a white Aerostar van suspected of shooting two men in the 4400 block of West Dakota Street at about 7 p.
Ethics committee to seek police records, receipts, in Bradford traffic stop
An ethics committee looking into Rep. Laura Bradford's traffic stop the night Denver police believe she was intoxicated today debated how much information they could get from the department, considering an internal affairs investigation is underway.
Denver City Council extends S. Broadway tax subsidy
The Denver City Council tonight voted to extend a 20-year-old tax subsidy — first passed to fix up a blighted shopping center — for another five years to pay for nearby drainage and street work.
Local Tuskegee Airmen have high hopes for Hollywood film
Col. Fitzroy "Buck" Newsum and his wife, Joan, were not quite used to the treatment they received at a recent movie premiere: a limousine, a reserved table and people attending to their
Firefighters battle attic blaze in Manitou Springs motel
A fire ignited early Monday morning in the attic of a Manitou Springs motel.Firefighters were called just before 7 a.
Mitt Romney to speak at rally at Arapahoe High School tonight
CENTENNIAL — On the eve of the Colorado caucus, Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is holding his rally tonight at Arapahoe High School in Centennial at 6:25 p.
Republican Joe Coors: "I'm a Golden Rule guy," decries GOP presidential attacks
LAKEWOOD — An upbeat Joe Coors Jr. talked about his family's history and the American dream when he asked fellow Republicans Tuesday for their help in unseating Democratic
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Temperatures Struggle To Rebound
2/9/12 - 7 a.m. - Morning clouds then some afternoon sun. Highs in the 30s.
Women Bonding Over Bullets
7News examines a new draw: "Ladies Night" at the shooting range. 2-08-2012
Dog Dies After Falling Through Ice In Aurora Park
2/8 10 pm -- A dog drowns in an Aurora park lake after falling through the ice chasing wildlife, the day after another dog is rescued in Lakewood. Marc Stewart reports.
Longmont High School To Test All Students, Staff For TB
2/8 10 pm -- Longmont High School plans to test all students and staff for tuberculosis, after initial testing showed a larger-than -expected number of students with the latent form of the disease. Jaclyn Allen reports.
Man Dies After Falling Under Wheels Of RTD Bus
2/8 5 pm -- 7NEWS is asking questions after a Denver man is killed when he falls under the wheels of an RTD bus. Tyler Lopez has the latest.
Cryotherapy Promises To Freeze Away Aches and Pains
2/7 10 p.m. -- Cryotherapy believers claim it freezes away aches and pains, but some doctors are skeptical. Jaclyn Allen reports.
Alcohol Given To Students By High School Staff Investigated
2/7 10 pm -- A Colorado Springs high school has placed three employees on unpaid leave after accusations that alcohol was given to several students. Marshall Zelinger reports.
Watch Team Coverage Of Colorado Caucus
2/7 10 pm -- As we went to air at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, the Colorado GOP caucus results were still uncertain. Watch our team coverage as covered the caucus.
Late Night Battle Over Booze On Hill In Boulder
2/7 5 pm -- A Boulder restaurant wants to stay open late to feed the bar crowds, but some residents worry it's just a license to over-serve alcohol to college kids. Russell Haythorn reports.
More People Contacted In H&R Block Card Scam
2/7 5 pm -- 7NEWS is uncovering more potential victims of a phishing scam involving clients of H&R Block. As Tyler Lopez reports, it's not clear if the company is warning its customers to beware.
Dramatic Rescue Of Dog In Icy Lake Caught On Tape
2/7 10 pm -- For awhile, it looked as if a dog paddling for its life in an icy lake wouldn't make it, but as Amanda Kost reports, the dog made it and was reunited with its owner.
Dramatic Raw Video: Dog Rescued From Icy Lake
2/7/12-Watch raw video of the dramatic rescue of a dog that had fallen in the icy water of Smith Reservoir in Lakewood.
CALL7: What Did Social Workers Do To Save Caleb?
2/6 10 pm -- A 3-year-old boy whose decomposed body was found under a Logan County trailer was returned to his mother despite his aunt¿s pleas to keep the boy in her custody.
RTD Bus Stops Piled With Frozen Snow
2/6 5 pm -- 7NEWS has been receiving complaints about the condition of some RTD bus stops after the big snowstorm we had. We wanted to find out why some commuters are being forced into the streets.
Colorado Poll Shows Romney Leading Into Tuesday Caucus
2/6 10 pm -- The latest Colorado poll shows Mitt Romney well ahead of his opponents going into Tuesday's Colorado caucus. Marc Stewart reports.
Phishing Scam Targets H&R Block Cardholders
2/6 10 pm -- A phishing scam is targeting H&R Block debit cardholders. As Don Champion reports, victims get a text message asking them to call a number about their account.
Ethics Investigation Launched Into State Lawmaker's Stop
2/6 10 pm - A legislative ethics investigation was launched Monday into a state lawmaker's traffic stop. As Jaclyn Allen explains, the investigation involves a traffic stop, alcohol and a concealed weapon.
Ex-Paving Owner Found Guilty In Government Corruption Case
2/6 5 pm -- The former owner of Quality Paving has been found guilty in a government corruption case first exposed in a CALL7 Investigation. John Ferrugia reports.
Kids Celebrate Tim Tebow Day
2/5/12-The 1,000-plus kids at Resurrection Christian School in Loveland celebrate Tim Tebow Day.
Colorado Eagles Gives Back To Community
2/5/12-Colorado Eagles make it a point to give back to the Northern Colorado community.
Ethics Investigation Beginning Into State Lawmaker
2/6 5 pm -- An ethics investigation has begun into a state lawmaker who admitted drinking at a local bar and then driving with a gun in her car. Dayle Cedars reports.
Sheriff Wants Candidates To Pay For Security
2/5/12-The Arapahoe County Sheriff wants presidential candidates to pay for security.
Chiropractor Gets Around State Prescription Law
Chiropractor Brandon Credeur is the subject of an investigation by the state medical board in the wake of a CALL7 investigation exposing his questionable business practices. Watch Theresa Marchetta's report
Robberies Up 18 Percent In Denver
Robberies in Denver are up 18 percent in the past 18 months. But police are combating the trend with seven arrests, clearing 24 robbery cases, in the past week. Watch Don Champion's story.
Pet Of The Day Segment for Feb. 5
Foothills Animal Shelter introduces us to Tweedle!
Cook Street Segment 1
Chef Cindy with Cook Street School of Culinary Arts helps us make a Super Bowl Sunday snack.
Cook Street Segment 2
Chef Cindy with Cook Street School Of Culinary Arts shows you how to make Chipotle Shrimp.
Grading The Side Street Plows
2/4/12 - 10 p.m. - The city of Denver tapped it's "reserve" residential plow for this big-time February winter blast. But now everyone is happy about the snow removal strategy.
Kids Running America Segment
Folks with Kids Running America talk about the program and how it helps fight childhood obesity.
Cuts For A Cause Segment
Laura Meixell, events coordinator at Gathering place and Lexi Spies a stylist at Zen salon talk to Christine Chang about Cuts For A Cause.
Coverage: Live Look At Morning Conditions
2/4/12 - 7News reporters Megan Jurgemeyer and Lance Hernandez have a live update of the road conditions this Saturday morning.
Matt Makens Has Your Cold Weekend Forecast
2/3 5:45 p.m. 7NEWS meteorologist Matt Makens takes a look at some of the snowfall totals sent in by viewers and a look at what to expect for the next seven days.
10 PM Friday: Snow Still Falling; Watch Team Coverage
2/3 10 pm -- The snow continued to fall and cause problems Friday night. Watch our Team Coverage of the storm, aired during our 10 pm newscast.
I-70 Closed Through Eastern Plains
2/3/12-I-70 may not reopen until Saturday because the blowing snow and winds.
Icicles Hanging From Overpass
2/3/12-I-25 and 84th was closed temporarily because of icicles hanging from the overpass.
Denver Plows Side Streets
2/3/12-Denver residents are surprised that the side streets are actually plowed.
DIA: A Look At Efforts To Keep Airport Open
2/3/12-7NEWS gets an upclose look at the effort to keep Denver International Airport open.
Behind The Scenes: On The Plow
2/3/12-We ride along with a CDOT plow driver.
Vandals Cut Fence, Release 3 Tigers At Serenity Springs
2/2/12 - 5pm - The owners of a big cat sanctuary in Calhan are beefing up security after vandals cut a fence and released three tigers.
Beautiful Scene In Golden
2/3/12-A beautiful scenic shot in Golden.
3PM Update: Snow Not Done Yet
2/3/12-It will be a couple of hours until the snow is completely over.
Coverage: Live Look At Afternoon Conditions
2/3/12 -Get a complete update of how the snow storm is affecting the roads and what to expect Friday night.
Coverage: Afternoon Traffic And Weather Update
2/3/12 - Jason Luber and Lisa Hidalgo with a complete update on all the weather and traffic around Colorado.
Coverage: 8 AM News Team
2/3/12 - The 7News team gives you an update of the weather blast including the current snow totals around Colorado.
Watch Mike Nelson's 10 PM Weather Update
2/2 10 pm -- Check out the predicted snow totals from this storm. Mike Nelson says we should get as much snow overnight as we normally get all month in February.
Full Storm Coverage: 10 PM News Team
2/2 10 pm -- Watch the first 10 minutes of our 10 pm News and our storm coverage.
Snowplows Out In Force Thursday Night
2/2 10 pm -- Snowplow drivers planned to work through the night to keep major streets and highways cleared for the Friday morning rush. Marshall Zelinger reports.
Watch 7NEWS 5 PM Team Coverage Of Storm
2/2 5 pm -- It could be the most snow every for Denver in February, according to Mike Nelson. Watch our team coverage as snow closed in Denver.
Mike Nelson Has Latest Snow Total Predictions
2/2 5 pm -- We're christening this the snOMG storm. 7NEWS Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson filed this update during our 5 p.m. news, as the storm closed in on the Denver metro area.
Dishwasher Fires Reported Across U.S.
2/2 10 pm -- It's a growing problem: dishwashers bursting into flames, sometimes even when they're not on. CALL7 Investigator Theresa Marchetta has more on the story.
Mother Can't Remember Leaving Kids
2/1 10 pm -- A local mother accused of abandoning her kids says she doesn't know how she ended up 12 miles away, 12 hours later. Jaclyn Allen has the story.
Mother Can't Remember Abandoning Children In Car
2/1 5pm -- A mother who faces charges after leaving her kids in a car in Thornton says 12 hours of her life is a blank. Jaclyn Allen talked to Sarah Hatfield Wednesday.
Regis University Locked Down Over Gun Scare
2/1 5 pm -- Regis University reacted quickly when a gunman was reported near the campus. Tyler Lopez reports.
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Denver TV news anchor Kyle Dyer undergoes reconstructive surgery after on-air ... - Denver Post
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(Framegrab provided by 9News) Denver TV anchor Kyle Dyer underwent reconstructive surgery Wednesday to repair injuries to her lip after being bitten by a dog during a live segment on the 9News morning show. Dyer, a fixture on 9News for more than 15 ...
Dog bites Denver TV news anchor Kyle Dyer one day after dramatic rescue from ...
Denver TV anchor bitten by rescued dog
Denver TV anchor being treated for injuries after being bitten by rescued dog
Mavericks Vs. Nuggets: Dirk Nowitzki Leads Dallas Over Short-Handed Denver - SB Nation
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By Seth Rosenthal - NBA Contributor Dirk Nowitzki and a much deeper bench were enough for the Dallas Mavericks to outlast the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday. Feb 9, 2012 - After three consecutive losses, the Dallas Mavericks were in need of some luck to ...
Roundup: Mavs top Nuggets; Hawks beat Pacers
Dirk Nowitzki scores 25 in Mavericks win against Nuggets
Mavericks Beat Nuggets: Nowitzki Scores 25 In Dallas' 105-95 Win Over Denver
Romney Glitter Bomb: Peter Smith, University Of Denver Student, Tries To ... - Huffington Post
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02/ 9/12 12:24 AM ET AP DENVER β A 20-year-old college student tried to throw glitter on Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney as he greeted supporters in Denver following Colorado's caucuses. Denver police said Wednesday that they charged Peter ...
Colorado student charged in "glitter bomb" of Romney
Student tries to throw glitter at Romney in Denver
Denver & The West briefs, 2/9/12 - Denver Post
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By The Denver Post At least three Kent Denver students are being investigated in connection with a possible sexual assault on New Year's Eve night. Vail police confirmed there is an ongoing investigation involving juveniles during the Christmas break ...
3 Kent Denver students investigated for sex assault
Denver home intruder shot, killed
Denver police: 1 killed, 1 injured after man wakes up to find alleged intruder ...
Warriors Vs. Nuggets Preview: Denver Hopes To Stop Four-Game Losing Streak - SB Nation
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The Denver Nuggets have been hit with an inordinate amount of injuries over the last few weeks, and even with Arron Afflalo and Nene returning to the lineup on Wednesday, they couldn't quite stop the bleeding against the Mavericks on Wednesday night.
And The Slump Continues For the Denver Nuggets
Nuggets Mailbag: Will Arron Afflalo and Birdman Andersen rebound for Denver?
Denver Post Fashion Calendar, 2/9/12 - Denver Post
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By The Denver Post Today: Milly trunk show for spring and summer, noon-5 pm 3003 E. Third Ave., garbarinishop.com Today: Guerra, a finalist on Season 8 of "Project Runway," competes in the "Project Runway All Stars" series, continuing Thursdays through ...
Young fashion designers strut their stuff in Denver show
Frontier Airlines to start flights from Great Falls in May - Great Falls Tribune
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The airlines will fly four flights a week from Great Falls to Denver, starting in May 14 and tentatively ending Sept. 30. βThat's a nice, long summer of flights,β said airport director John Faulkner. Business and airport officials believe strong local ...
Frontier Announces Five New Denver Routes
Frontier Airlines to announce five new destinations from Denver
DENVER - Eleven Dunkin' Donuts stores are expected to pop up in the Denver ... - 9NEWS.com
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DENVER - Eleven Dunkin' Donuts stores are expected to pop up in the Denver area by late spring. On top of that, the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation says Trader Joe's plans to set up two stores by year's end. It's rumored one of the Trader ...
Dunkin Donuts to open 11 Denver stores
Dunkin' Donuts Announces New Restaurants in Denver, Colorado and El Paso ...
Firm signs deal to open 11 Dunkin' Donuts stores in Denver area, plus 8 in El ...
Denver Vs. Florida Atlantic: Pioneers Hope To Start Streak After Big Weekend Win - SB Nation
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By Steve von Horn - Newsdesk contributor The Denver Pioneers looks to start a new winning streak on Thursday night against the Florida Atlantic Owls. Feb 9, 2012 - The Denver Pioneers made a rare appearance on national TV (ESPN2) Saturday afternoon, ...
Denver Public Schools loses two appeals before state ed board - Denver Post
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By Yesenia Robles Denver Public Schools today lost two appeals before the state board of education and now must prepare to open a new elementary school by August. Monarch Montessori, currently a private pre-school in northeast Denver, applied in the ...
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