Colette Bordelon is a Reporter at Denver7. With a focus on security and law enforcement, as well as cultural issues such as cannabis and psychedelics, she explores the intersections of public policy and societal change. Colette's work has been featured in various outlets including KTRE, KALB-TV, and NBC12 - WWBT.
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Colette’s coverage is predominantly focused on local news within the United States, particularly in Colorado and Aurora. She places a strong emphasis on evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news related to cultural movements, regional interest, and world news.
Given her focus on local events and governmental decisions impacting the community, she may be interested in hearing from sources directly involved or affected by these issues. This could include local activists, community leaders or those impacted by relevant policies.
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By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — With less than three weeks left for Colorado lawmakers to work under the gold dome, a piece of legislation that would implement increased
By: Colette Bordelon
BOULDER — When Denver7 | Your Voice visited Boulder last week , community members expressed their hope for a future in the city that preserves the past.
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — After spending almost three decades behind bars, a Colorado man who was previously convicted of killing a baby is a free man as a result of new evidence that shows the infant died of lung disease.
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — As the sun rose on a chilly morning near the Colorado-Kansas border, a group of men huddled up in a wildlife observation blind and waited in silence.
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — The ballot has been certified for the 2026 primary election in Colorado, and the Republican contenders for Colorado's next governor are finalized.
By: Colette Bordelon
In the final days of the 2026 legislative session, two Colorado mothers are taking a stand for their sons who were killed by police through a bill they believe will help other families in the future.
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — The ballot has been certified for the 2026 primary election in Colorado, and the Republican contenders for Colorado's next governor are finalized.
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — On Monday, drivers slowly made their way through the winding roads of Fort Logan National Cemetery, searching for a parking spot.
By: Colette Bordelon
Jack Howard, 19, testified on Thursday in the trial of Brent Metz, whose team argues his gun malfunctioned when Howard was shot in the face in Sept. 2024.
By: Colette Bordelon, Stephanie Butzer
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — The defense rested their case on Friday afternoon in the trial of a former Mountain View Town Council member , who told
