Colette Bordelon is a Reporter at Denver7. With a focus on regional interest and world news, she covers topics including crime, social issues, and traffic in Colorado, particularly in Denver. Colette's work has been featured in various outlets, including KTRE, KALB-TV, and KSLA News 12.
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Colette's coverage is heavily focused on local events and government announcements in Colorado, particularly Denver. She also covers evolving stories and breaking news related to sports, family & relationships, legislative sessions, liver donations, RTD (Regional Transportation District), funeral directors, Christmas lights, nonprofit organizations, Broncos (football team), autism awareness, LGBTQ+ issues.
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By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — Fall is a distant memory in Colorado, now that the first November snowstorm has arrived — and doesn't want to leave.
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — For nearly a week, the race to represent Colorado's 8th Congressional District has been too close to call.
By: Colette Bordelon
LIMON, Colo. — The town of Limon on the Eastern Plains is no stranger to storms, but four solid days of snow was certainly a challenge for first responders in the area.
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — A stroke was the last thing 33-year-old Shyhesha Simmons thought would ever happen to her.
By: Colette Bordelon
On October 24, John Pastor-Mendoza was found guilty of 30 charges related to the kidnapping, sexual assault, and attempted sexual assault of 12 women.
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — It's been nine days since the election, and the country is getting a look at what President-elect Donald Trump's second administration could look like.
By: Colette Bordelon
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — An investigation conducted by the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) found that a Fort Collins high school sophomore was racially
By: Óscar Contreras, Robert Garrison
Families and survivors of the Club Q massacre filed joint lawsuits against El Paso County agencies, alleging the killings could’ve been prevented if the sheriff’s office used the state's red flag law.
By: Colette Bordelon
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — As the sun set on Tuesday, dozens of people gathered outside of Club Q in Colorado Springs two years after a mass shooting killed five people and injured more than a dozen others inside the nightclub.
By: Colette Bordelon
A Douglas County school bus driver told Denver7 he was covering an unfamiliar route when he dropped off 40 children at the wrong stop in Castle Rock but recognized he "could have done better."
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