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  1. Toddler's wheelchair stolen from SUV

    Toddler's wheelchair stolen from SUV

    A Denver family hopes someone will recognize a photo of their daughter's wheelchair after it was stolen, along with the family's SUV.

    Posted 4 hours ago

  2. Possible date rape drug incident at DU

    Possible date rape drug incident at DU

    Two DU students may have been slipped date rape drugs while bar hopping Sunday, the Campus Safety Department says.

    Posted 5 hours ago

  3. Drug dogs don't know pot is legal now

    Drug dogs don't know pot is legal now

    Now that up to one ounce of recreational marijuana is legal for adults, police departments have a problem -- their drug-sniffing dogs haven’t gotten the message.

  4. Staunton Park opens this weekend

    Staunton Park opens this weekend

    Staunton State Park, Colorado’s newest state park, will be dedicated Friday in a ceremony 27 years in the making.

  5. 91 death certificates lost

    91 death certificates lost

    A package containing 91 death certificates was lost after being sent by courier, 7NEWS confirmed with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.

  6. Mom accused of abuse worked with kids

    Mom accused of abuse worked with kids

    A mother who worked with children is accused of child abuse after her son was found in a house police say was littered with rodents and human feces. The father is a former Colorado Springs city councilman.

  7. Sheriffs suing over new gun control laws

    Sheriffs suing over new gun control laws

    A group of 54 Colorado sheriffs say recently passed state gun control laws are unconstitutional and they plan to file a federal lawsuit Friday to block them

    Posted 5 hours ago

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  1. Rescued dog nurses month-old kitten

    Rescued dog nurses month-old kitten

    A dog found lost and hurt in South Carolina was discovered to be caring for some precious cargo -- a tiny, nursing kitten.

  2. Baby anteater stumps Conn. zoo staff

    Baby anteater stumps Conn. zoo staff

    A baby anteater born at a Connecticut has left the staff wondering how the mother conceived the baby.

  3. Robertson: Don't blame men for cheating

    Robertson: Don't blame men for cheating

    Pat Robertson handed out more of his unique brand of advice recently when he told the wife of a cheating husband to get over the infidelity and start doing more on her end to ensure he doesn't "want to wander."

Sports

  1. Cops: Don't take bags to Colfax Marathon

    Cops: Don't take bags to Colfax Marathon

    Spectators planning to watch the Colfax Marathon on Sunday are being asked to pack light.

  2. Spurs beat Warriors to win series 4-2

    Spurs beat Warriors to win series 4-2

    The San Antonio Spurs held off a furious final rally to beat the Golden State Warriors 94-82 in Game 6 and advance to the Western Conference Finals.

  3. Rockies blew a 6-run lead

    Rockies blew a 6-run lead

    The Rockies blew a 6-0 lead, and  Angel Pagan broke a tie with a two-run single in the sixth as the Giants won their 10th straight over Colorado 8-6 Thursday night.

     

Spotlight

  1. 7 things to do this weekend (May 17-19)

    7 things to do this weekend (May 17-19)

    7NEWS Night at the Denver Outlaws home opener and the Five Points Jazz Festival are two of the 7 things to do this weekend.

  2. 7NEWS night with the Denver Outlaws

    7NEWS night with the Denver Outlaws

    7NEWS, Azteca Colorado and the Denver Outlaws will work together in bringing the community together to encourage healthy activity through the growing sport of Lacrosse.  

  3. Donate to a 7Everyday Hero organization

    Donate to a 7Everyday Hero organization

    Contribute $50 to this week's 7Everyday Hero organization by opening a checking account with Wells Fargo. Bring in this form.

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    Entertainment

    1. Lady Antebellum stars visit...

      Lady Antebellum stars visit...

      LADY ANTEBELLUM stars CHARLES KELLEY and DAVE HAYWOOD took time out of their busy schedules last week (ends12May13) to perform for sick youngsters at a New York hospital.

    2. Usher hosts international food nights...

      Usher hosts international food nights...

      R&B star USHER has given his children a taste of the good life by hosting multicultural dinner nights so they can experience food from around the world.

    3. Jordana Brewster takes packed lunches...

      Jordana Brewster takes packed lunches...

      Actress JORDANA BREWSTER stays in shape by taking her own packed lunches to work.

    CALL7 Investigations

    1. Teens snort, smoke Rx pain pills

      Teens snort, smoke Rx pain pills

      Teens across the Denver metro area are turning to prescription pain killers to get high, but they’re snorting and smoking the drug to reach the high more quickly.

    2. State tries to keep poaching case quiet

      State tries to keep poaching case quiet

      A Colorado Parks and Wildlife officer was caught poaching a trophy deer in October, but the state agency tried to keep the poaching incident from becoming public, a six-week CALL7 Investigation found.

    3. CALL7 Investigators respond to DA post

      CALL7 Investigators respond to DA post

      CALL7 Investigators respond to inaccuracies in Denver District Attorney's "Setting the Record Straight" post.

    Money

    1. Colorado unemployment rate falls to 6.9%

      Colorado unemployment rate falls to 6.9%

      Colorado's unemployment rate continued to drop in April, falling to 6.9 percent from March's 7.1 percent.

    2. Poetry finally joining e-book revolution

      Poetry finally joining e-book revolution

      Over the past two years, publishers have been steadily filling one of the largest gaps in the e-book catalogue — poetry.

    3. Yen falls making Japanese goods cheaper

      Yen falls making Japanese goods cheaper

      Japanese goods are getting more affordable. For consumers worldwide -- and for Japan's economy -- it's welcome news.

    Staying Healthy

    1. Docs: Toddlers addicted to smartphones

      Docs: Toddlers addicted to smartphones

      We love our smartphones and tablets. And if you have children, you know they love them just as much. But how much is too much?

    2. Study: Bras may make breasts saggier

      Study: Bras may make breasts saggier

      A French study shows that wearing bras might make women's breasts saggier.

    3. Women weigh 'pregnancy insurance'

      Women weigh 'pregnancy insurance'

      More women who are of childbearing age but want to have a baby later in life are considering "pregnancy insurance," acting now to have a baby in the future.