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The USDA is providing a second year of free school meals to public school students, and many advocates hope the change will be made permanent.

What’s happening in Colorado and in many places throughout the country is a tale as old as time. It’s a classic economics issue of supply and demand, and it's happening to the housing market.

As life begins to return to normal and hot weather approaches, there's one question nagging many parents and kids: Will the neighborhood pools and water parks reopen this summer?

Getting dressed in the morning can be fun, but for teenagers it often requires asking themselves if their clothing follows their school’s dress code. Many policies in schools seem to be particularly concerned with female attire, prompting Denver7 to take a 360 look at dress codes.

Is spontaneity over for Colorado's outdoors? Enthusiasts have mixed feelings During the pandemic, Colorado state parks saw millions more visitors than in the past, causing more damage and potentially leading to less access. Could spontaneous trips soon become a thing of the past? and last updated 2021-05-20 00:58:06-04 DENVER — From the waterfalls and lakes to the aspen-covered mountains, Colorado has helped provide an escape from pandemic restrictions. "Being outside is a great way for me to just reset — process things," said Peter Ammons, a mountain biker. But all of that getting ...