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.

The ACLU issued a five-point plan for how state and local leaders can fight civil rights abuses they expect by ...

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is commuting the sentences of roughly 1,500 people who were released from prison and placed on home confinement during the coronavirus pandemic and is pardoning 39 ...

Colorado and Denver's big-building landlords are protesting new greenhouse gas rules they say are too expensive.

The tea: The Warriors bring back Shore, who won the Fort Lupton Aggen Invitational over the weekend and should be a state ...

Supervisors’ action aligned with those of seven other counties in California, including Los Angeles,the state’s biggest city, Associated Press reports. Around 300 people showed up in favor,with 200 ...

Denver7's Mike Nelson is a pioneer and innovator in the field of meteorology, developing a weather computer still in use today worldwide. He is also a leader in climate change discussion.

Mike and Ryan discussed everything from a new “climate emergency” detailed in a federal report, to Mike’s plans for the future after TV news, to the origins of the now-famous “tornado dance” and more.

The new guidance is using simple methods to deter theft and improve public safety, according to the city of Denver.