Jaclyn Allen

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.

A Douglas County woman's gift card scam story caught our attention, not just because of how much money she lost but also because of how little the store did to ensure it wasn't a scam.

A 2022 Colorado state law increased penalties for fentanyl dealers, but Denver7 Investigates has learned that prosecutions have been rare since the new law passed two years ago. A push to change that.

DENVER — A mover who had been scamming customers and holding their items hostage is now in prison. A man who was mistakenly declared dead by the IRS is back to life.

Denver7 Investigates is shining a light on a couple who was charged dramatically different rates for the same medical tests.

Denver7 Investigates has a warning before you order your next grande gingerbread latte. A Littleton woman said someone hacked into her Starbucks app and used auto-reload to steal thousands of dollars.

After more than a year away from their home, Kevin and Noelle Collins finally have some hope that their remodel can get back on track and the company allegedly responsible may be held responsible.

DENVER — The owner of a home remodeling company, facing more than a dozen lawsuits, and his father are now facing criminal theft and organized crime charges after a grand jury indictment.

Clients shared their thoughts with Denver7 Investigates following the recent indictment of Schwalb Builders owner Sean Schwalb and his father, Avi Schwalb.