Adams County leaders plan to do an internal audit of all contracts between public works and developers after a CALL7 Investigation uncovered that a developer failed to pay the county more than $100,000.
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A potent, "go-to" antibiotic that doctors prescribe often could be destroying more than your infection, CALL7 Investigators have discovered. More Breaking News Alerts: E-Mail | Text
When you donate to a nonprofit, you expect the money to be spent helping the cause. But a Call7 Investigation found some well-known organizations using significant amounts of your money to raise even more.
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George William Bowen, a convicted felon out on bond, attempted to get as much as $10,000 from a Greenwood Village businessman. More News Alerts: E-Mail | Twitter
Denver officials are forcing a man to tear down part of his house and bring an unpermitted part up to code despite the fact that the unpermitted section was built by a previous owner, a CALL7 investigation found.
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Tri-County Health received a $10.5 million grant, federally-funded tax money, to promote healthy eating and living among Colorado residents.
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Despite tight budgets and teacher layoffs, school districts are still spending on expensive meals, teacher parties and gift cards, a CALL7 “You Paid For It” investigation found.
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The Colorado House of Representatives will soon debate a bill that could strengthen the identity theft laws in the state, but critics feel the proposed legislation is aimed at illegal immigrants.
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A Park County judge ordered that six horses be returned to their owner, Ron Swift, despite the judge's ruling that Swift continue to face a trial over animal cruelty.
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The state Human Services board BANS the use of face-down restraints in all state run facilities after a CALL7 Investigation showS the danger of the technique.
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Reggie Bicha, executive director of the Colorado Department of Human Services, made sweeping changes in wake of the CALL7 Investigation into a series of deaths.
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Colorado Department of Agriculture officials are now revisiting a policy that allows pet care facility licensees to keep their licenses even after a misdemeanor animal cruelty conviction, CALL7 Investigators have found.
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A Boulder man won his nearly two-month battle with a local dealership over hundreds of dollars in alternative vehicle tax credits he said the sales people promised him.
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MediMedical marijuana is supposed to be strictly controlled and only available to patients with a doctor’s authorization, but CALL7 investigators found medical marijuana waste unsecured behind some dispensaries available to anyone who wants to jump in the dumpster.
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The radio ads tout it as a way for your child to get into show business, but some parents who went to “The Event” casting call found it was really an acting camp that could cost parents thousands of dollars. More
After reviewing the results of a CALL7 investigation, the state health department has determined that the testing and cleaning of a former meth lab home was not done properly, and a state senator is proposing legislation to require governments to check whether testing and a cleanup was properly completed.
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Denver Auditor's office said it will fast track an audit after CALL7 Investigators uncovered thousands of dollars the city failed to collect because of property improperly being put on tax exempt status.
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A 3-year-old boy whose decomposed body was found under a Logan County trailer was returned to his mother despite his aunt’s pleas to keep the boy in her custody.
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Keli Rabon is the newest member of the CALL7 Investigators, bringing a lengthy record of law-changing, viewer-impacting investigations to the team. More
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Through weekly anti-bullying instruction, a local school is creating an environment that encourages children to peacefully handle conflict.
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Parents in different school districts have similar stories to tell when it comes to the way their children were treated after reporting they were bullied. More
The Call7 Investigators found a lengthy response to their story on bullying on Douglas County School District's website and also found some inaccuracies. More
A Park County judge ordered that six horses be returned to their owner, Ron Swift, despite the judge's ruling that Swift continue to face a trial over animal cruelty.
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