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Lakewood priest rides scooter to mass, uses tech to bring people back to church

A Lakewood priest is riding a scooter to mass and posting about it on Facebook — and it's bringing people back to church.

Colorado woman's horse rescue gives abandoned animals a second chance

She made a promise to more than 100 rescued horses — and she's using them to help people heal. Meet the Colorado woman behind Journey with Equus.

These 'irreplaceable' fish, evacuated in the Willow Fire, are headed back home

Thousands of "irreplaceable" fish are making their way back home after the Willow Fire outside Leadville forced one of the country's oldest hatcheries to evacuate.

Colorado 150 | America 250: The Stories That Shaped Us

In honor of our sesquisemiquincentennial, Denver7 is taking viewers on a road trip to discover the people, places and stories that built the Colorado we know today.

WATCH: Arapahoe County deputy credited with helping save 1-month-old baby

Officials announced Tuesday that a 1-month-old baby who stopped breathing at a Centennial hotel last month is recovering at home with his parents after the quick actions of an Arapahoe County deputy.

UNC's inaugural medical class celebrates first white coat ceremony

The University of Northern Colorado's inaugural medical class received white coats Friday, marking the beginning of their medical training and a major step toward addressing Colorado's physician shortage.

Lost Canyon Ranch Open Space in Castle Rock is now open for recreating

Castle Rock announced that its newest open space is now open for visitors to explore its scenic trails, vistas and wildlife habitat across nearly 700 acres.

Denver Country Club caddie earns full-ride Evans Scholarship

The 18-year-old Denver Country Club caddie has earned the prestigious Evans Scholarship, a full tuition and housing scholarship awarded by the Western Golf Association.

Colorado 150: Denver's oldest restaurant is still serving up fan favorite dishes

The Buckhorn Exchange has held Colorado's first liquor license since 1857 and has operated as a restaurant since 1893. And it is showing no signs of slowing down.

One man's 5,000-corkscrew collection is hiding in plain sight in Palisade

A Colorado farmer turned his lifelong passion for wine history into a one-of-a-kind museum holding 5,000 corkscrews and rare artifacts — tucked inside a winery and tasting room in Palisade.

Fort Collins Safeway employee celebrates 50-years

A Fort Collins Safeway employee just hit his 50-year work anniversary. Meet Tony Espinoza — the bowtie-wearing, coupon-approving community staple.

Grizzly cubs get second chance at life at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo

Two orphaned grizzly bear cubs are settling into their new home at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo after their mother, who had a long history of conflicts with people, was euthanized in Montana.
Local equestrian becomes 1st woman from Colorado to run for Miss Black Rodeo USA

Mathena Washington is a Colorado-raised entrepreneur, equestrian, model, and the first candidate to represent the state at the Miss Black Rodeo USA 2027 pageant.

Transplant Games bringing competition, life-saving message to Denver

Organ donors and recipients from all over the country will be coming to the Mile High City this week.

Boulder author’s 40‑year‑old kids’ book becomes overnight best seller

A children's vocabulary book written four decades ago has become an overnight Amazon best seller, thanks to a viral TikTok video — and its Boulder author can barely keep up with her phone.

Playing against Mother Nature, the Rockies grounds crew is always game day ready

From hail storms to hot temperatures, the Rockies grounds crew knows Mother Nature can throw plenty of curve balls. Reporter Maggy Wolanske heard how they handle these conditions.

Colorado's Gold Hill general store is a hub for the small mountain community

Many people living in a tiny Colorado mountain town with no cell service or running water are proof that real community connection doesn't need Wi-Fi. Gold Hill's general store has been the hub for decades.

Denver PorchFest bringing live music to Baker neighborhood porches

Denver’s Baker neighborhood is getting a new music festival this fall and the stages will be people’s front porches.

Twin brothers inspire athletes at Colorado Junior Wheelchair Sports Camp

Kapil and Sunny Bhandaram play tennis for Cherry Creek High School, but this week they are spending their time at Aurora Central as camp counselors at Colorado Junior Wheelchair Sports Camp.

Final section of Poudre River Trail is complete, connecting 45 miles of trail

The final connecting section of the Poudre River Trail is now complete, opening 45 miles of uninterrupted trail between Bellvue and Greeley.

Eaglecrest High School senior uses Rubik's cube skills to teach 8th graders math

A high school senior who's been solving Rubik's cubes since 4th grade just used that skill to teach 8th graders math.

New baby orangutan born at Denver Zoo

The zoo calls the birth "especially exciting" and "a huge conservation win" for the critically endangered species.

Couple documents all 273 incorporated towns across Colorado

Wandermore Publishing's Seth and Eliese Varner are documenting all 273 incorporated Colorado towns — proving every community has a story worth telling. It's a reminder that local history matters.

Freedom Plane arrives in Denver with rare founding documents on display

The Freedom Plane has landed at DIA, carrying nine historic documents pulled directly from the National Archives for a rare traveling exhibit that will make eight stops across the country.
Fort Collins student heads to Scripps National Spelling Bee

Nikhil Ganta, 12, won the Colorado State Spelling Bee in five hours and is now one of just two Colorado students competing nationally

Loveland parking lot becomes stage for a ringmaster’s redemption

Once a ringmaster for the Greatest Show on Earth, Kevin Venardos nearly lost everything — until a rented tent and a bold vision brought him back under the spotlight.

Dogs, puppies rescued from abandoned burned home in Weld County

Several dogs and puppies were rescued from a burned abandoned house in Weld County after they were found living under the floorboards.

Home track advantage: Fort Collins driver to make NASCAR debut

Friends, family, and hometown fans will cheer on Scotty Milan, of Fort Collins, as he makes his NASCAR debut.

Change taking root in West Denver as nonprofit plants trees for neighbors

Neighbors in West Denver say they feel the heat more than other parts of the city. Our Maggy Wolanske shares how a nonprofit is helping bring change into the community.

Colorado Avalanche Ice Patrol member is also a genetic counselor

She shovels NHL ice at night and counsels kids with rare genetic disorders by day. Meet Emma Burt — the Colorado Avalanche Ice Patrol member with a remarkable double life.

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