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  1. Amber Alert cancelled, boy found safe

    Amber Alert cancelled, boy found safe

    Amber alert canceled: 3-year-old Luke Turner was found safe Sunday and his father was arrested, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigations.

    Posted 2 hours ago

  2. Man's disappearance may be foul play

    Man's disappearance may be foul play

    Police say they suspect foul play in the disappearance of Lakewood resident Dave Noren.

    Posted 4 hours ago

  3. Pickup hits church group school bus

    Pickup hits church group school bus

    One person was killed and 7 others were injured when a pickup truck crossed into an oncoming lane and slammed head-on into a school bus on Highway 24 east of Florissant this morning.

    Posted 3 hours ago

  4. Man shot in head in Larimer County

    Man shot in head in Larimer County

    A man is hospitalized after being shot in the head Saturday, according to the Larimer County Sheriff's Office.

  5. Brazilian Tony Kanaan wins the Indy 500

    Brazilian Tony Kanaan wins the Indy 500

    Brazilian Tony Kanaan won the 97th Indianapolis 500 Sunday.

  6. Man gets 96 years in Pueblo man's death

    Man gets 96 years in Pueblo man's death

    A man has been sentenced to 96 years in prison for kidnapping and killing a Pueblo man.

  7. BolderBoulder to honor humble veterans

    BolderBoulder to honor humble veterans

    Two Vietnam War veterans will be recognized on Memorial Day, following the Bolder Boulder, for removing a 'live' grenade from a man’s neck and saving his life.

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  1. Oldest Everest climber won't try again

    Oldest Everest climber won't try again

    At age 80, the oldest person to ever climb Mount Everest says he won't try to scale the mountain again, even though an 81-year-old may soon break his record.

  2. WWII vet, 87, skydives to help baby boy

    WWII vet, 87, skydives to help baby boy

    An 87-year-old World War II veteran parachuted from a plane in an Ohio to help his great-grandson recover from an illness.

  3. Humor eases tension at Spelling Bee

    Humor eases tension at Spelling Bee

    Humor eases tension at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.

Sports

  1. Rockies lose series in San Francisco

    Rockies lose series in San Francisco

    Brandon Belt hit a tiebreaking, two-run double in the fifth inning to back a shaky outing by Matt Cain, and the San Francisco Giants rallied past the Colorado Rockies 7-3 Sunday.

  2. New Rutgers athletic director abusive?

    New Rutgers athletic director abusive?

    New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie plans to speak with Rutgers officials about a report that the athletic director hired to clean up the school's scandal-scarred program quit as Tennessee's women's volleyball coach 16 years ago after her players complained she ruled through humiliation, fear and emotional abuse.

  3. Brazilian Tony Kanaan wins the Indy 500

    Brazilian Tony Kanaan wins the Indy 500

    Brazilian Tony Kanaan won the 97th Indianapolis 500 Sunday.

Spotlight

  1. 7 things to do this Memorial Day weekend

    7 things to do this Memorial Day weekend

    Take a look of the 7NEWS' list of the things to do for the Memorial Day weekend.

  2. 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.

  3. Debbie's Deals:Free days at museums, zoo

    Debbie's Deals:Free days at museums, zoo

    The Denver Art Museum will offer free admission on June 1. The Denver Museum of Nature and Science will offer free admission on June 3.

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    Entertainment

    1. Hanson debut beer at The Hangover...

      Hanson debut beer at The Hangover...

      Pop group HANSON debuted their new beer at THE HANGOVER PART III post-premiere party in Los Angeles on Monday night (20May13).

    2. Michael Jackson needed shrink for...

      Michael Jackson needed shrink for...

      A stage manager helping to prepare MICHAEL JACKSON's ill-fated comeback shows warned organisers the THRILLER legend would need psychiatric help to perform and said he would "fall on his a**" if he tried his trademark dance moves.

    3. Bradley Cooper glad to have found...

      Bradley Cooper glad to have found...

      BRADLEY COOPER is relieved he found Hollywood success in his 30s, insisting he would have gone off the rails if he had shot to stardom as a young adult.

    CALL7 Investigations

    1. DOC buys travel for official on leave

      DOC buys travel for official on leave

      Just one hour after the state prison director placed parole chief Tim Hand on administrative leave, the agency purchased an airline ticket to send Hand to an out-of-state meeting.

    2. Dangerous Denver streets for cyclists

      Dangerous Denver streets for cyclists

      Some of the most accident-prone areas in Denver for bicycles are designated as bike routes, a CALL7 computer-assisted investigation found.

    3. Widow: Leon 'was loved and he counted'

      Widow: Leon 'was loved and he counted'

      "I want in big letters, Nathan Collin Leon, the loving husband and father; the 27-year-old man that got murdered for a t-shirt," said Nathan's widow, Katie Leon.

    Money

    1. 'Arrested' release draws Netflix viewers

      'Arrested' release draws Netflix viewers

      Netflix hopes the release of a fourth season of resurrected series "Arrested Development" will draw viewers and reshape the way people watch  TV.

    2. ESPN tries to 'manage costs' in layoffs

      ESPN tries to 'manage costs' in layoffs

      ESPN is cutting its workforce, the latest Disney division to reduce staff.

    3. Summer travel forecast: Partly better

      Summer travel forecast: Partly better

      The forecast for summer travel, 2013: Partly sunny.

    Staying Healthy

    1. Organizers: 400+ cities protest Monsanto

      Organizers: 400+ cities protest Monsanto

      Protesters in hundreds of cities -- including Denver -- across the world marched Saturday against agricultural giant Monsanto, organizers said.

    2. Kosher labels adapt, mark quality foods

      Kosher labels adapt, mark quality foods

      Kosher food labels are increasingly becoming a mark of quality as the Jewish dietary code adapts to new technology in the food industry.

    3. Get Outdoors Colorado coming this summer

      Get Outdoors Colorado coming this summer

      The 6th annual National Get Outdoors Day event in Colorado provides educational experiences for healthier living, active outdoor lifestyles, conservation awareness and natural resource participation.