LIVE VIDEO: Obama Speaking At Buckley
President Barack Obama will be speaking at Buckley Air Force Base at 3 p.m. Watch it live on TheDenverChannel.com.
LIVE: NASA Launches Juno Spacecraft
11:34 a.m. ET: NASA’s Juno spacecraft is set to launch toward Jupiter.
LIVE: Obama/Boehner Debt Remarks
9 p.m. ET: President Obama and House Speaker Boehner speak on the debt crisis.
LIVE VIDEO: Bolder Boulder 2011 Final Dash Cam
Watch live video of the racers as they make the final dash to the finish line in this year’s Bolder Boulder.
LIVE: Royal Wedding Celebration
Now: Coverage of the wedding of Prince William of Wales and Catherine Middleton.
Gold investor’s clients say he stole $1 million
CONIFER – A 9Wants to Know investigation has uncovered a local gold dealer with clients across the country who say he scammed them out of more than $1 million. Some of the clients have sued the gold dealer.
Broncos Choose Von Miller With Second Pick
The Denver Broncos will have quite a 1-2 pass-rushing punch as they try to climb back into the playoff picture after a five-year drought.
Police: Mall attempted bombing suspect told officers he lived on street
BOULDER – The attempted Southwest Plaza Mall bombing suspect told police a false name and claimed he was living on the street when officers took him into custody earlier this week.
Broncos select Von Miller with No. 2 pick
ARAPAHOE COUNTY – The Denver Broncos drafted outside linebacker Von Miller from Texas A&M with the second pick in NFL Draft on Thursday night.
7NEWS Uncovers Murder, Kidnapping Details
Before she escaped from the trunk of her own car, the woman who reported being kidnapped from Cherry Creek Mall drove around Denver at gunpoint.
Patients: We Were ‘Duped’ By Chiropractor’s Ads
The CALL7 Investigators go undercover to verify claims made by local chiropractors promoting a business that focuses on patients with thyroid problems and diabetes.
Watch The Royal Wedding Here And On Denver’s 7
Live coverage of the Royal Wedding begins at 2 a.m. Friday, with the actual wedding at 4 a.m. Watch here, or on Denver's 7, or set your DVR!
Denver May Settle Police Beating Case For $795K
7NEWS has learned the city of Denver may settle with a man who is suing over police brutality.
Army recruiter charged in DIA disturbance
An Army recruiting officer from Montana was charged this week with felony counts of allegedly assaulting two police officer as they tried to remove him from a connecting flight at Denver International Airport on April 8.
CO Bill To Require Rx For Cold Medicines Rejected
Colorado lawmakers reject legislation aimed at blocking methamphetamine production by requiring prescriptions to buy some common cold medicines.
Nice Now, Changes Coming
Warm and sunny weather on Friday will be replaced by cold, wet weather for the weekend
Ex-Cop Drops Effort To Seal Records In Greeley Arrest
The attorney for a former Greeley police officer accused of sexual assault has withdrawn his request to seal the police affidavit in the case.
82-year-old man missing in Arapahoe County
The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Department is looking for 82-year-old William Gunkel, who hasn't been seen since 12:30 p.m. today.
Lincoln County fire completely contained
BOYERO — Officials say a wildfire in Lincoln County that was threatening three houses has been fully contained.
Couple Says Improperly Installed Water Meter Damaged Driveway
A Jefferson County couple says a sinkhole in their driveway is the result of an improperly placed gasket inserted when their water meter was replaced in 2003.
Denver Toddler Hospitalized After Eating Pot Cookies
A Denver toddler is hospitalized after eating marijuana cookies he found in a freezer, police say.
Colorado Dems unveil new redistricting bill
A Democratic redistricting bill introduced today still pairs Grand Junction with Boulder but puts Parker in a district with portions of El Paso County.
Son Of Kiowa Teacher Wants Answers In Suspicious Death
The son of Kiowa teacher Randy Wilson tells 7NEWS he hasn't heard from investigators in months since his father's body was found.
Church cancels fundraiser for child abuse suspects
Colorado family divided by tornado gets more relief
Denver deputy held on child-sex charge
A Denver County sheriff's deputy was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of sexual assault on a child, according to Denver police.
Charlie Sheen visits Denver, says he’s happy not to be in Aspen
Historic water pact counts on cooperation, conservation and reuse
TABERNASH — Colorado's top water authorities today put forth a proposed truce that tries to balance growing urban demands for water with environmental needs — and shifts power away
Seven community college majors now will transfer seamlessly to 4-year schools
Students working on one of seven majors at any community college in the state can now transfer their credits seamlessly to any of the 4-year colleges in Colorado.
Colorado woman finds 8.66-carat diamond at Arkansas park
AFA Professor Among 9 Americans Killed In Afghan Shooting
An Air Force Academy professor was among nine Americans killed in Afghanistan when an Afghan pilot opened fire.
Tornado season in Colorado usually starts in May
Southern Storms Death Toll Nears 300
Dazed Southerners on Thursday comforted one another and began the process of rebuilding after a barrage of storms claimed nearly 300 lives and reduced once-familiar neighborhoods to piles of bricks and lumber. ...
Steamboat Developer Reaches Agreement In Hit Man Case
A Steamboat Springs real estate developer, accused of trying to hire a hit man to kill a former business partner has reached a plea bargain with federal prosecutors.
Steamboat developer pleads guilty in murder-for-hire
A 72-year-old Steamboat Springs developer charged with hiring someone to kill his former business partner has reached a deal with prosecutors that would send him to prison for six years.
Six Mile High Red Cross workers headed to tornado zones
Six people from the Mile High chapter of the American Red Cross are heading to help in the aftermath of the tornadoes that swept through the South.
Federal Officials Warn Colo., Other States About Medical Pot Sanctions
Colorado's attorney general warns of possible federal crackdown on state medical marijuana regulators.
Suspect formally charged in Cherry Creek carjacking
William Lornes has been formally charged with carjacking and kidnapping a woman at gunpoint from the Cherry Creek Shopping Center two weeks ago.
Skier rescued after avalanche in Pitkin County
A 25-year-old skier from the Aspen area broke his leg in an avalanche in Pitkin County just before noon today.
Jury deliberating in Broomfield wrestling coach’s sex-assault trial
BROOMFIELD — Jurors have begun to deliberate the sexual-assault case against Travis Masse, the former Broomfield High School wrestling coach and history teacher.
Arvada police hunt suspects in mail theft ring
Arvada police are looking for those involved in a suspected mail theft ring that has gotten away with more than $100,000.
Lincoln County wildfire 100 percent contained
BOYERO, Colo. (AP) - Officials say a wildfire in Lincoln County that was threatening three houses has been fully percent contained.
How to start planning a wedding
Push for flood insurance before heavy spring runoff begins
School pays tribute to Jake Snakenberg
Sugar Farmers Sue Over ‘Corn Sugar’ Campaign
A group of sugar farmers and refiners are suing corn processors for their attempt to re-brand high-fructose corn syrup as "corn sugar."
Colo. Woman Finds 8.66-Carat Diamond At Arkansas Park
A woman from Colorado discovers a large diamond at an Arkansas park.
El Paso Co. reports rabid skunks
El Paso County Public Health officials reported today that reports of six skunks infected with rabies have come in since Jan.
Denver deputy accused of sex assault on a child
DENVER - A Denver Sheriff's deputy is being held at the Adams County Jail for investigation of sex assault on a child. Air Force Academy professor Phil Ambard killed in Afghanistan
An Air Force Academy professor was killed Wednesday in an attack in Afghanistan.
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Growing New Fingers For Gavin
One doctor is helping thousands of children with birth defects get a grip on their reality.
Curing Type One Diabetes
Some of the first patients in the country may become the first to say they had type-one diabetes and are now insulin-free.
Woman Acused Of Sending Threatening Emails To Church Pastor
Aspen police arrest a woman on suspicion of sending threatening emails to a church pastor and some of his congregation members.
Police Seek Man Who Stabbed Another After Truck Stop Dispute
Police are looking for a man who stabbed another man after chasing a couple's car from a Denver truck stop Wednesday night.
Aurora cop accused of sexual misconduct OK to leave state for work, judge rules
BRIGHTON — Aurora police officer Michael Mangino, charged with sexual exploitation of a child, made his first court appearance today in Adams County District Court.
Water deal creates balance between Front Range, Western Slope
Local non-profit first to partner with Bush leadership group
Local Get Smart Schools signed a partnership this week with the George W. Bush Institute's Alliance to Reform Education Leadership this week, after initially delaying the partnership when Bush
A ‘not-so-royal’ wedding for under $500
2 Colorado teachers honored as outstanding Math and Science Teachers
WASHINGTON - President Obama named 85 mathematics and science teachers as recipients of the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching Thursday. Two of them are from Colorado.
Alpacas Compete In Denver This Weekend
About 1,400 alpacas, which resemble small llamas, are on display this weekend at the Great Western Alpaca Show in Denver.
Yahoo email outage frustrates free service’s users
SUNNYVALE, Calif.—Yahoo's email service has suffered an outage that may be preventing a large number of users from getting into their inboxes.
National Western Stock Show considers major move
Teachers Offered Raises, Furlough Days
Greeley-Evans School District teachers have until Friday to vote on a tentative agreement that includes pay raises and furlough days.
Stock Show Debating Move East Of Denver
National Western Stock Show officials are considering a move from their longtime Denver location to a site near the airport.
Man formally charged with Cherry Creek kidnapping
DENVER - A man accused of stealing a woman's car and forcing her into the trunk at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center was formally charged with kidnapping on Thursday. The same man is also accused in a murder case. Man pleads guilty in murder-for-hire case
DENVER (AP) - A Chicago developer accused of flying to Denver to arrange the murder of a business associate has pleaded guilty to one charge in exchange for others being dropped.
John Ashcroft cancels Loveland appearance
Dr. Melvin Pillay will replace former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft at the 28th Annual Leadership Prayer Breakfast on Saturday, according to an announcement released today by the Christian
Water Deal Balances Denver, Western Colo. Needs
Colorado water managers reached an agreement on how to supply water to the Denver area while accommodating the needs of western Colorado.
CSU’s Little Shop of Physics lands national award
A Colorado State University physics instructor — who created the traveling, hands-on science program called the Little Shop of Physics — has won a prestigious national award.
2 Coloradans arrested in cross-country crystal meth ring
Two Rifle residents were arrested April 22 in Montgomery County, Pa., after local authorities nabbed them on the receiving end of an alleged cross-country methamphetamine trafficking operation.
Watch for natural gas work near Arapahoe Road and Peoria Street tomorrow
Xcel Energy plans to conduct natural gas pipeline work near the Hills Subdivision in Arapahoe County tomorrow at 9 a.
Colorado Springs trial testimony: Son accused of murdering father wanted to be executed
Jason Lee Stroud tried to hang himself in a police holding cell after his 2010 arrest on suspicion of fatally stabbing his father in their central Colorado Springs home.
Colorado Springs police: Boy attacked with baseball bat at apartments
A boy's trip to an eastern Colorado Springs apartment complex early Thursday turned into an assault, police said.
Golden chapel offering free weddings for Wills and Kates
GOLDEN - A chapel in Golden is offering a special deal to couples who share names with the royal couple. Murphy named dean of Metro State business school
Ann Murphy, whose career has spanned both the business world and the classroom, has been named dean of the School of Business at Metropolitan State College of Denver.
Ritz Carlton in Beaver Creek in $61 million foreclosure
BEAVER CREEK - The Ritz Carlton Bachelor Gulch in Eagle County is in a $61 million foreclosure, according to a report in the Eagle County Times.
Man walks into Denver hospital with a stab wound
Police are investigating a stabbing after a man walked into Denver hospital early this morning.
Two taken to hospital after early Denver shooting
A man and woman were shot in Denver early this morning.
At 1:35 a.m. officers responded to reports of shots fired at 1200 22nd St.
South Metro firefighters save woman from blaze
Firefighters pulled a woman from her burning home in Parker this afternoon.
South Metro Fire Rescue Authority crews also were able to save one dog, but another perished, according to a media
10 Deadliest Tornadoes In U.S. History
Forecasters say 2011 could go down as one of the worst tornado seasons on record. Check out the 10 deadliest tornadoes in U.S. history.
3 suspected car burglars take police on high-speed chase through Adams County
Two suspects were arrested and one was taken to the hospital this morning after leading police on a chase through Adams County.
Aspen woman arrested for alleged e-mail threats to church pastor
Aspen resident Jan Hamilton was arrested Wednesday on 13 felony counts connected to a string of allegedly threatening e-mails she sent to a church pastor and some of his congregation members.
Colorado Congress lines still in question
DENVER (AP) - A partisan standoff over new Colorado congressional districts may be heating up.
Water deal balances Denver, western Colo. needs
Police looking for suspected mail-theft ringleader
Dragging Death Prompts Colo. Tow-Truck Bill
Colorado lawmakers approve a bill requiring tow-truck drivers to attach stickers to drivers' windows alerting drivers that the vehicle is being towed.
Woman Says Son Kidnapped By Birth Mother
A mother in Colorado Springs said she was in the final stages of adopting a boy when the child's birth mother suddenly took him.
17-Mile Police Chase Ends In Forced Spinout
Deputies chased three men in a car over side streets and on Interstate 25 early Thursday morning.
Demographer: Super-rich declining in Aspen
ASPEN, Colo. (AP) - A demographer says the super-rich are likely to have less impact on Aspen's economy in the future and that tourists and retirees will play a bigger role.
Lane, Ramp Closures Planned On Parker Road Near I-225
Expect lane and ramp closures on Parker Road near Interstate 225 for the rest of the week.
CU Regents Approve Tuition Hike For Boulder Campus
The University of Colorado regents have approved a 9.3 percent tuition increase for in-state students on the Boulder campus.
LIVE CHAT: Join Your Show to discuss childhood obesity
KUSA - Your Show is chatting about childhood obesity. Guests are Renee Buchanan Porter, RN, CPNP from The Children's Hospital and Anne Warhover, CEO of the CO Health Foundation. Prosecutors Reviewing Crash Involving Colo. Lawmaker
A Texas accident reconstruction team has turned over its files in the fatal traffic accident involving Colorado state Sen. Suzanne Williams.
Lawyer: Mall Bomb Suspect Has Cancer
Earl Albert Moore's public defender told a judge that Moore is suffering from prostate cancer and hepatitis C.
Great Blue Herons Abandon Nests In Greeley
Federal wildlife officials are investigating whether construction work caused dozens of great blue herons to abandon their nests.
Cold Medicines Could Require Rx Under CO Bill
Common cold medicines such as Sudafed may soon require prescriptions in Colorado.
Colorado State Fair wants to cut electricity bill
PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) - The Colorado State Fair wants to reduce its electricity costs as its utility bill surges toward $1 million a year.