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
Colorado has more than 20 million acres of public lands, which are largely considered a cornerstone of the state. A recent analysis found Colorado lost more public lands employees in 2025 than any other state in the country. While those in favor of the cuts argue it made the federal agencies more efficient, others are worried by the loss within that workforce.
By: Colette Bordelon
MONTROSE, Colo. — A lawsuit filed in Jefferson County Court claims a Colorado family suffered carbon monoxide poisoning at a Western Slope hotel, and
By: Óscar Contreras, Colette Bordelon
DENVER — Denver City Council on Monday voted to postpone the final vote on an ordinance that would allow some bars and clubs to stay open until 4 a.m., while retaining the state-mandated 2 a.m. cutoff for alcohol sales.
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — No suspects have been identified, and no arrests have been made in connection with a shooting at a southeast Denver nightclub where nine people were shot, and one of them died as a result
By: Colette Bordelon
GOLDEN — On Tuesday, an independent investigation into the City of Golden and the Golden Fire Department was announced regarding an incident from
By: Colette Bordelon
An independent investigation into the City of Golden and the Golden Fire Department will examine an incident where an employee hung a Black doll by a rope
By: Colette Bordelon
GOLDEN, Colo. — A member of the task force designed to support diversity within the City of Golden told Denver7 they were first notified this week
By: Colette Bordelon
WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. — For roughly ten seconds, body-worn camera video shows a Wheat Ridge Police Officer holding a gun to a man's head who was already
By: Colette Bordelon
DENVER — A new Colorado law gives certain crime survivors the ability to testify virtually in a courtroom, something one woman who spent years
By: Colette Bordelon
GOLDEN, Colo. — Golden city leaders announced last week that a " deeply disturbing and racist act occurred within the Golden Fire Department " in March of this year.
