Jaclyn Allen

A group of Colorado women thought they’d found a local Facebook Group with great deals, but they say the woman running it took their money and disappeared. Now, they are banding together on a new Facebook group to try to get their money back or get justice.

Contact Denver7 is our promise to find solutions and hold the powerful accountable, so when a Boulder woman reached out to us about Social Security red tape after her brother died, consumer investigator Jaclyn Allen went to work.

Parents at one Arvada daycare say a new policy punishes parents who get their children vaccinated for COVID-19. The state is responding to those concerns.

Contact Denver7 has a warning about an elaborate shipping scam that is bankrupting one father-son business in Colorado, while big corporations don’t pay a dime.

The brand-new Thompson Denver opened in February. One father-son painting company asked Contact Denver7 why their small business hasn’t been paid. Contact Denver7 found they’re not alone.

A pregnant mom in Denver is sounding the alarm after a mobile mechanic left her not only broke, but with a still-broken car. Denver7 Gives set up a fund to help Midori repair her car.

What started with Contact Denver7 exposing issues with a mobile mechanic turned into generous Denver7 Gives viewers helping a pregnant, single mother repair her car. And that was just the beginning.

A Denver auto shop suddenly closed its doors, telling customers to come get their broken-down cars, but not their refunds.

When thousands of Xcel customers in Colorado tried adjusting their thermostats Tuesday, they learned they had no control over the temperatures in their own homes.

Xcel said customers on these load management programs need to be aware that Xcel can have some control of their air conditioning. Also, the option may be used more often.