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Denver7 building sparks heated debate: Council seeks compromise as group fights for landmark status Council could hear arguments on both sides May 10 The company that owns Denver7, E.W. Scripps, is selling the building on the corner of Speer Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue to a developer after 52 years and looking for a new home with more space. But a group of Denver residents is fighting to preserve part of the Denver7 building as a landmark. and last updated 2021-04-28 00:45:52-04 DENVER — The history of television news now spans decades. And for Denver7, it’s not only the archived f...

Bottoms up, Denver: City 'consumption zones' will allow you to take your drink with you Patrons could walk bar-to-bar, drink in hand If ever there were a sign that normal life is within reach, it's that we've found time for old controversies again. The City of Denver is once again finalizing a plan to let businesses seal off their respective blocks so customers can walk from bar to bar, drink in hand. and last updated 2021-04-06 09:02:40-04 DENVER — If ever there were a sign that normal life is within reach, it's that we've found time for old controversies again.

Two proposed bills would change liquor laws in Colorado for better or worse, depending who you ask To-go sales and expanded licenses being debated The first bill would extend to-go alcohol sales for five more years. The second bill would allow liquor stores to open multiple stores. and last updated 2021-03-16 08:50:37-04 DENVER — If there’s been an upside at all to the pandemic for small businesses, it may be alcohol sales. “People were consuming at home more,” said Jim Archibald, owner of Morgans Liquors in Denver’s Platte Park neighborhood. Liquor stores like Morgan...

Shannon Ogden on what he'll never again take for granted after the pandemic is over A couple of days ago we asked our viewers on Facebook, "What's the one thing you'll never take for granted after the pandemic is over?" We received hundreds of responses. Here's what Shannon Ogden says he'll never take for granted. and last updated 2021-03-11 23:42:19-05 DENVER — A couple of days ago we asked our viewers on Facebook, "What's the one thing you'll never take for granted after the pandemic is over?" We received hundreds of responses. Let's begin with Priscilla Martinez who writes, "Big famil...

COVID-19 report card: Colorado scores better on health and education, but worse economically Stats bear out different approaches state-to-state KMGH and last updated 2021-03-08 07:16:19-05 DENVER -- Figuring out how to handle a once-in-a-century pandemic is no easy task. And states across the nation took vastly different paths. Now, a year into the pandemic - we're taking a look at what worked and what didn't in the state of Colorado by going 360 and grading Colorado’s COVID response. We asked the Miller Chair of applied economics at the University of Denver, Jack Strauss, to help us out...