Veronica Acosta
Denver7 News
Denver, CO, United States
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Colorado pawn shops see increase in the number of people seeking loans
U.S. inflation has reached a new 40 year high, putting even more pressure on households trying to afford the cost of essentials. → Read More
Rainbow Family Gathering reportedly coming back to Colorado this summer
The so-called Rainbow Family Gatherings started in Colorado 50 years ago, and this year, it'll reportedly be back. → Read More
DPS weighs options for later school start times
Colorado's largest school district is considering different options for later school start times. → Read More
Gold Star Families, state leaders come together for dedication of Colorado Fallen Heroes Memorial
After 14 years of planning, Gold Star Families are getting a new spot to remember the loved ones they've lost. On Saturday morning state leaders came together for the dedication of the Colorado Fallen Heroes Memorial. → Read More
Colorado family remembers, honors loved one lost on 9/11 by taking part in Red Rocks stair climb
Hundreds of people spent Saturday morning at Red Rocks Amphitheatre taking part in the 9/11 Stair Climb. → Read More
Colorado man aims to get homeless veterans off the streets by creating unique place for them to stay
A Colorado man is working to help nine veterans experiencing homelessness get off the streets and into a home. → Read More
RTD reinstates six pre-pandemic routes after increase in ridership
RTD is reinstating six of its pre-pandemic routes after seeing an increase in ridership. → Read More
Coloradans describe what pushed them to get the COVID-19 vaccine now
The Gardens on Havana shopping center in Aurora is typically filled with shoppers, but on Sunday morning a mobile vaccination site was the reason behind the forming of a line. → Read More
Welton St. Cafe in Five Points preps to reopen dining room after more than a year of it being closed
After more than a year, Welton St. Cafe is preparing to reopen its dining room to customers. → Read More
Fort Collins sandwich shop fundraises for 11-year-old's celebration of life
A Fort Collins sandwich shop is fundraising to help provide sandwiches for an 11-year-old boy's celebration of life. → Read More
Denver's Emergency Operations Center active during All-Star Game events
When there are big events in town, like the All-Star Game, Denver's Office of Emergency Management launches it "emergency operations center". → Read More
Elitch Gardens cancels popular Fourth of July firework show due to lack of staff
Elitch Gardens is the latest Denver spot making changes to its Fourth of July firework display. → Read More
On PTSD Awareness Day, Colorado vet encourages others to seek help, if needed
On National PTSD Awareness Day, one Colorado vet is encouraging others to seek help, if it's needed. → Read More
PrideFest returns with both in-person and virtual scheduled events throughout Denver
For the first time since 2019, PrideFest in Denver is partly back, in-person. → Read More
After more than a year of being separated, Sepsis support group meets once again
It's been more than a year since Victoria Mugo has met in-person with members of the Sepsis she co-founded. → Read More
Water World welcomes guests back after more than a year of being closed
After being closed all of 2020, Water World reopened its iron gates to guests on Saturday morning. → Read More
Colorado bishops call Catholics back to Sunday Mass and Holy Days
Colorado Bishops announced the the obligation to attend Sunday mass and Holy Days was set to be restored on Sunday, May 23. → Read More
Colorado church welcomes vaccinated parishioners to go maskless for first time in more than a year
After more than a year of abiding by COVID restrictions, the newest announcement by the Centers for Disease and Control Center is allowing a Colorado church to invite vaccinated parishioners into Sunday service without masks. → Read More
Community members find walk-in appointments at community vaccination sites helpful
On Friday, the City and County of Denver announced community members would no longer need an appointment to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at one of its five community vaccination centers. → Read More
Dozens of families plant trees in honor of loved ones lost to gun violence
Dozens of families got together Saturday morning to plant more than 200 trees honoring victims of gun violence. → Read More