Russell Haythorn

For the siblings of those killed at Columbine, it's the photos and the memories they’ll hold in their hearts forever.

ARVADA, Colo. — It's often hard to imagine the magnitude of the work put in by the trailblazers before our time, like the cowboys decades ago who just wanted to compete while being true to themselves.

DENVER — Five years ago, Denver7 decided to step outside our local news comfort zone and try something new.

Builder uses insulated concrete forms instead of wood to build homes in Marshall Fire burn zone and Colorado. It gives fire survivors peace of mind during weather events like current heat wave.

Doctors across multiple disciplines somehow missed perhaps the most important test for Alexis Swain: a pelvic X-ray, which would have revealed severe hip dysplasia. She is now beating the odds.

DOVE VALLEY, Colo. — Broncos Country expressing a renewed sense of hope and optimism on Day 1 of Training Camp on Friday.

SUPERIOR, Colo. — It's moving day for the Rebeschini-Glover family after waiting nearly three years to come back home after the Marshall Fire tore through their neighborhood on Dec. 30, 2021.

Each of the nearly 600 students at Kenton Elementary School in Aurora took home ten new books last year thanks to the “If You Give a Child a Book" campaign and your generosity.

This week, Denver7's Lisa Hidalgo (CU grad) and Russell Haythorn (CSU grad) took a tour of Fort Collins ahead of the Rocky Mountain Showdown, and reflect on some of their friendly rivalries.

His name and style of delivering crucial information on a nightly basis has become synonymous with weather in Colorado. A look back at Mike Nelson's long career in TV as he prepares to sign off.