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  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

    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.

  1. Governor grants reprieve to Dunlap

    Governor grants reprieve to Dunlap

    Gov. John Hickenlooper has granted a reprieve to condemned killer Nathan Dunlap, who otherwise would have been executed in August.

  2. Parole division boss put on paid leave

    Parole division boss put on paid leave

    Following several CALL7 investigations, the head of Colorado's parole division was put on leave by the interim director of the Colorado Department of Corrections.

  3. Parole officer: Coloradans at risk

    Parole officer: Coloradans at risk

    Expired bullet proof vests, lack of gear and safety issues are just some of the concerns for a parole officer, who said, leaders of the Colorado Department of Corrections are lying to taxpayers to hide their mistakes. 

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

  6. 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.

  7. Denver DA declines hundreds of felonies

    Denver DA declines hundreds of felonies

    The Denver District Attorney's office declines to prosecute 36 percent of all felonies and 71 percent of all felony sex assaults that Denver police bring to prosecutors, the CALL7 Investigators found.

  8. Doc allowed to keep working after deaths

    Doc allowed to keep working after deaths

    The state medical board allows a doctor to keep his license despite lawsuits, complaints and deaths, records show.

  9. Ebel's prison account documents released

    Ebel's prison account documents released

    Prison documents show deposits made into Evan Ebel's account while he was behind bars, but don't show the source of the funds.

  10. Higher fees fund pricey court furnishing

    Higher fees fund pricey court furnishing

    CALL7 Investigators reviewed $9 million in items purchased for the new Ralph L. Carr Justice Center and paid for with an increase in court fees. Watch for more on this story on 7NEWS tonight at 10 p.m.

  11. Legislators support testing of rape kits

    Legislators support testing of rape kits

    In the wake of a CALL7 investigation finding thousands of rape kits went untested in Colorado, state lawmakers supported legislation to require testing.

  12. Technology tracks shoppers' cellphones

    Technology tracks shoppers' cellphones

    Stores around Colorado and nationwide are tracking customers' smart phones to determine how long they spend in stores, where they go and whether they are repeat customers, a CALL7 Investigation found.

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    Amendment 64 and legalized pot in Colo.

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  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. Governor signs wildfire bills

    Governor signs wildfire bills

    Wildfire prevention measures passed after Colorado's tragic wildfire season last year have been signed into law by Gov. John Hickenlooper.

  3. Gessler repays taxpayers for trip to RNC

    Gessler repays taxpayers for trip to RNC

    Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler is picking up the tab for a trip he took to the Republican National Convention that he originally billed to the taxpayers.

  4. Tom Tancredo running for Colo. governor

    Tom Tancredo running for Colo. governor

    Former U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo, known for his strong stances on immigration, formally announced plans to run for governor on Peter Boyle's conservative talk radio show Thursday.

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