Claire Lavezzorio

Advocates warn that a proposed Exel Energy rate hike will disproportionately affect low-income households and seniors.

On Election Day, voters said "yes" to creating the Broadway General Improvement District (GID). Denver7 spoke with residents and business owners, now a part of a new special district.

After voters passed the Vibrant Denver bond Tuesday, Park Hill Park is set to receive $70 million for the first phase of construction.

Three weeks after a fire devastated nearly two dozen businesses in a Nederland shopping center, one business owner is preparing to reopen at a new location thanks to overwhelming community support.

A Denver woman turned her backyard into an emergency food pantry on Halloween, hoping to fill a need while federal food assistance remains uncertain.

Voters in Arapahoe, Douglas, and Jefferson counties are weighing Ballot Measure 7A, which proposes a property tax increase to address a budget shortfall in the South Metro Fire District.

On the same day that Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced a five-month extension of the city's contract with Flock Group, Inc., community members demanded the removal of the license plate readers.

Students at Arvada West High School organized a town hall on Tuesday to address gun violence and mental health in schools following the Sept. 10 shooting at Evergreen High School.

The federal shutdown is threatening four Colorado Head Start programs, potentially impacting 1,300 children and families who rely on their care and services.

More than 600,000 Coloradans could miss out on their November food benefits if the government shutdown continues, according to the state's Department of Human Services (CDHS).