The judge in the Aurora theater shooting case has rejected a request by defense attorneys to attend the suspect's court-ordered psychiatric examination.
Latest Local News Headlines
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Cat rescued after 2 days in air duct
A cat that had been stuck in a home's air ducts for two days was rescued Wednesday, according to an employee at Monster Vac in Englewood.
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High fire danger across Colorado
Summer officially starts on Friday and Mother Nature will stay true to her word, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 90 degrees.
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AFA finds illegal items in dorms
The Air Force Academy says an inspection has turned up possible alcohol and substance abuse by a small number of cadets.
Lawyers for a teen accused of killing Jessica Ridgeway in Westminster, as well as attacking a jogger months earlier, wants his trial moved out of Jefferson …
As wildfires broke out across the state of Colorado in the last week, many have asked, "How can I help?"
The Black Forest Fire, the most destructive wildfire in state history, is now 95 percent contained.
See images of the Lime Gulch Fire from viewers and AirTracker7.
The Lime Gulch Fire is now estimated at 500 acres. Immediate evacuations are in effect for residents in Buffalo Creek Township and within a three mile radius …
The Spanish Peaks Boy Scout Ranch in Huerfano County was evacuated Wednesday after a 50-acre fire erupted nearby.
Lakewood police are asking for the public's help in identifying suspects who stabbed a woman and pepper sprayed her husband near the Lamar Light Rail Station.
The Wild Rose Fire is burning on the west side of Texas Mountain in Rio Blanco County, spreading primarily to the east.
A single mother traveling with her son is nearly arrested after a clash with a Spirit Airlines flight attendant.
The failings of an underequipped and overtaxed Parole Division led to two high profile murders and repercussions that are still reshaping the Colorado …
The West Fork Complex fires doubled in size Wednesday to an estimated 8,375 acres.
A 50-acre fire was burning north of Highway 50 on BLM-managed lands in Fremont County.
A 4-acre grass fire that broke out in Highlands Ranch Wednesday afternoon was quickly extinguished and no damage or injuries were reported.
National and World News
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Kyrgyzstan votes to end US airbase lease
Kyrgyzstan has voted to end the United States' lease on an airbase key to supplying military operations in nearby Afghanistan.
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US jobless aid applications increase
U.S. unemployment benefit applications rose by 18,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 354,000. Despite the gain, the level remains consistent with moderate job growth.
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James Gandolfini dies in Italy
James Gandolfini, the actor famous for his role in "The Sopranos," has died in Italy.
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As fires rage, feds cut prevention funds
As the West battles one catastrophic wildfire after another, the federal government is spending less and less on its main program for preventing blazes in the first place.
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AMA declares obesity a disease
The American Medical Association’s decision to recognize obesity as a disease could boost sales and continued development of prescription diet drugs, according to Forbes.
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Traffic returns to Wash. bridge
Cars and trucks are rolling again across the Interstate 5 Skagit River bridge, restoring the traffic flow on the main route between Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Addicts using detergent-for-drugs
Southern California authorities say it's a dirty business and a bizarre trend -- drug users trading Tide detergent for crack.
Special Coverage Sections
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Full timeline: Marathon bombing case
Get the latest developments on the Boston Marathon bombings and the search for answers.
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Special Coverage: CT School Shooting
Ongoing coverage of the mass shooting inside Sandy Hook Elementary school in Newtown, Conn.
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Amendment 64 and legalized pot in Colo.
In November Colorado voters approved Amendment 64, setting in motion the legalization of recreational marijuana in this state.
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Aurora movie theater shooting
Ongoing coverage of the case against James Holmes and archived coverage of the mass shooting he is accused of committing.
CALL7 Investigators
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Tracking danger in the parole system
The failings of an underequipped and overtaxed Parole Division led to two high profile murders and repercussions that are still reshaping the Colorado Department of Corrections.
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Post: Parolee Evan Ebel had 'hit list'
Tim Hand, the ex-Director of the Colorado Department of Corrections Parole Division, has been fired.
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Colorado's parole chief fired
Tim Hand, the Director of the Colorado Department of Corrections Parole Division, has been fired.
Staying Healthy
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HPV vaccine cuts infections in half
A vaccine against a cervical cancer virus cut infections in teen girls by half in the first study to measure the shot's impact since it came on the market.
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Sun protection using SPF clothing
SPF clothing is taking over when it comes to sun protection. We find out what doctors have to say about this new technology.
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AMA declares obesity a disease
The American Medical Association’s decision to recognize obesity as a disease could boost sales and continued development of prescription diet drugs, according to Forbes.
Watercooler
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Cat rescued after 2 days in air duct
A cat that had been stuck in a home's air ducts for two days was rescued Wednesday, according to an employee at Monster Vac in Englewood.
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Proposal planner helps pop the question
Some guys need a little extra help when it comes to finding the perfect way to pop the question. Ever consider hiring a proposal planner? A woman in the UK is offering proposal suggestions for people around the world.
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Driver admits speeding to dry his car
A Canadian man admitted driving more than 100 mph in order to dry off his washed car.
Politics
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Kyrgyzstan votes to end US airbase lease
Kyrgyzstan has voted to end the United States' lease on an airbase key to supplying military operations in nearby Afghanistan.
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House considers cuts to food stamps
A wide-ranging farm bill the House is considering would cut food stamps by $2 billion a year and make it more difficult for some people to qualify for the domestic food aid program.
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Senator's recall petition 'sufficient'
A recall petition against a Colorado lawmaker who supported gun control laws was deemed sufficient Tuesday, setting up the first potential recall of a state lawmaker in Colorado history.
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Feds vote for new Colo. wilderness area
A federal proposal to turn portions of the San Juan Mountains into a wilderness area is getting support in the U.S. Senate.
Consumer News
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Bipartisan plan poss. for student loans
Students applying for financial aid for the coming school year could find some comfort in a bipartisan student loan compromise taking shape in the Senate that would prevent interest rates from doubling and set a single rate each year for undergraduate students, rich or poor.
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Tips to back-up your cell phone
With the swipe of a finger you can see your kid's first steps, school concerts, and summer vacations. But just like that, those images can vanish. So, how do you make sure those precious memories are protected?
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Colorado foreclosures drop 50 percent
Colorado foreclosure filings dropped 50 percent in metro counties in May compared with the same period last year.
