Micah Smith, Denver7

Not everyone has the same access to the state’s immense natural beauty.

Stories of three Coloradans showing pride in disabilities, and still advocating for access 30 years after the ADA.

Real Talk features a cross-generational talk about what Pride means and how it impacts lives in Colorado.

June 19, 2024, marks nearly 160 years since all enslaved people in the United States were set free in 1865 — two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation […]

When Colorado legalized recreational marijuana, those wanting to sell the drug saw an untapped market of willing buyers. Ten years later?

When you need life-saving medications, going to the pharmacy is a matter of life or death. And for many, the cost of those drugs can be a big burden.

Passover is a time to reflect and celebrate among Colorado’s Jewish Communities.

A change in Colorado’s hate crimes statute attempts to make it easier to prosecute a bias- or hate-motivated crime.

For millennia, Indigenous people have used psilocybin in religious and cultural ceremonies.

As more and more new immigrant families arrive in Denver from the southern border, organizations charged with helping those most in need — children — are seeing resources stretched.

Ramadan is a month for celebration, reflection and coming close to God. But this year, the shadow of war looms large.

Artificial intelligence is on the rise. We already use it every day from GPS systems to smartphone reminders.

The arrival of new immigrants has raised many big questions in the metro area — like what to do about housing for them and opportunities to work.

Murals create a patchwork of color on walls across Colorado.

Love is in the air! And in an ever-changing social landscape, finding love (or not) is evolving.

Denver’s Five Points neighborhood is significant for the city’s Black community. From the Rossonian Hotel to Sonny Lawson Park, each street is filled with history.