Jaclyn Allen

Some Colorado hair stylists and makeup artists tell Denver7 Investigates they were targeted by a third-party bridal services company. Now, they're warning brides about booking with Standard Beauty.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the need is real, but not all fundraisers are. Before you donate, consumer investigator Jaclyn Allen shows how to ensure you know where your money is going.

LOVELAND, Colo. — Living on the border of Berthoud and Loveland in northern Colorado, Brent Danner is accustomed to peace and quiet.

DENVER — If travel nurse Alexis Matthew crossed paths with sprinkler company owner Alex Walker on a dating app, its likely they wouldn't find much common ground.

A Broomfield man who has been fighting the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for almost a year after mistakenly being declared dead is now officially alive (again).

DENVER — Coloradans are reporting a surge in text messages such as these claiming to be from political campaigns on both sides of the aisle.

A Lakewood family whose home was burned in an electrical fire was then left in the lurch by two different contractors. Thanks to generous Denver7 Gives viewers, they are finally getting a break.

DENVER — Wyatts Towing, a towing company accused of predatory practices, has reportedly been shut down in Colorado.

Denver7 viewers have sent videos of empty egg shelves with concerns about a shortage, so our consumer investigator Jaclyn Allen is cracking the case.

DENVER — The largest towing company in Colorado has been sold after state investigations into predatory practices resulted in settlement agreements and civil penalties.