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Danny New's Kids on the Block: Student-run coffee shop in Denver

How old were you when you got your first job? Better yet, how old were you when you made your first job?

Ride into spring break at the Colorado Railroad Museum

All week long, the Colorado Railroad Museum will be running trains as much as 150 years old, which families can enjoy during their Spring Break.

Denver7 viewers help remove fallen tree branch from home of man with disability

After being quoted $1,000 for the removal of a dead tree and fallen branch, Charles and Janet Gomez had to just let their property be obstructed for months.

Mother's passion for music helps keep music flowing at North Arvada M.S.

The music program at North Arvada Middle School is a source of community pride and volunteers like orchestra instructor Dr. Lisa Cook are very valuable.

Denver group introduces people with different abilities to exercise and teamwork

The 4Abilities group offers a community of support in the fitness world, for individuals who often face barriers to physical activity.

'American Idol' contestant has surprise duet with Katy Perry during audition

A Nashville singer enjoyed a viral moment during her "American Idol" audition recently, when she sang Katy Perry's 2010 No. 1 hit "Firework."

Providing students healthy fuel is passion for fellow college student

On a college campus where finding healthy, affordable food can be tough, Rowdy’s Corner is a unicorn.

Woman who collapsed at Arapahoe Co. Courthouse thanks first responders

Shirley Bennet said she has lots of living to do as she thanked the first responders who saved her life after she collapsed at the Arapahoe County Courthouse in February.

Louisville getting 'paw-litical,' looking to elect first pet mayor

Politics has gone to the dogs in Louisville! The city is looking to elect its first pet mayor as part of an initiative by the Youth Advisory Board.

Vikram Raju, brother Vedanth prepare for state Spelling Bee this Saturday

Don't look now, but the Raju family could be building a dynasty in the Scripps National Spelling Bee

Idina Menzel, sister Cara Mentzel visit Erie school to read new children's book

She may not have blonde hair or ice-powers, but, when Idina Menzel starts belting out, "Let it Go," you immediately feel like you're with Queen Elsa.

Denver teen hosting final blood drive today for other children battling cancer

Fighting cancer takes enough energy, but Moises Pacheco-Lewingdon is now helping others with their battle.
How to make a Hamantaschen, the signature food of Judaism's Purim

Not many gentiles know about Purim, but it does come with a fun carnival and famous, triangular cookie.

Yearly head shaving helps foundation help fund children's cancer research

Like many men, a hair and beard buzzing is a rite of spring for Mike McGoey, but it's about more than function or fashion, it's about helping kids with cancer.

Denver student battling cancer surprised with special celebration at school

A Denver school is showing support for a student who has had a tough few months after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.

Danny New's Kids on the Block: Read Across America Day

Sure, kids have tablets and video games now, but that does not mean they don't still love to read. Or, to have someone read to them.

Steamboat Springs man builds igloo party deck in his backyard

Who says adults can't play in the snow? Just ask Harris Greene, who has built an outdoor ice-bar/open-igloo/snow-party-deck in his backyard over the past few months.

Lakewood students compete for national competition with NASA

Imagine if your next Amazon delivery came in a box you could eat. Well, the students in Lakewood High School's HUNCH program do not have to just dream.

Weather photographer finds new passion in capturing snowflakes

Dr. Jason Persoff says photographing snowflakes has helped him appreciate winter more - something I think we all could use help with this particular season.

Coloradans catch rare glimpse of northern lights

The northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, are a rare sight in Colorado. But on Sunday night, many accomplished a bucket list item as beautiful colors filled the night sky.

Colorado Women's Hall of Fame inducts 17 exemplary women as Class of 2022

The Class of 2022 includes women who have made enduring and exemplary contributions to their fields, inspired and elevated the status of women, and helped open new frontiers for women and society.

Healthcare worker celebrates 60th anniversary at HealthONE

Before the moon landing, Vietnam War or The Beatles' inaugural trip to America, Rose Esquibel was already working at HealthONE.

Promise of an afternoon off inspires a lifetime of blood donation

Laura Kepler absolutely loves it when she is able to help someone find the book they’ve been searching for.

What's That?: NoCo Cat Cafe in Loveland

Imagine getting your work done while petting a cat on your lap. That is, if the cat is gracious enough to let you concentrate.
DU program helps refugees enter hospitality industry

Refugees from around the world are learning about the hospitality industry through a special program at the University of Denver.

Colorado meal kit delivery service focuses on locally sourced food, fair prices

Colorado’s Front Range is now home to a meal kit delivery service that’s focused on convenience, locally sourced food and fair prices.

Englewood's Trompeau Bakery teaches us how to bake Mardi Gras' famous King Cake

This past week, we took a trip to Englewood's Trompeau Bakery to learn how to make the Fat Tuesday staple King Cake.

Catching up with a Denver man who ran 7 marathons in 7 days, on 7 continents

If someone had visited all seven continents or had run seven marathons at some point, I would be pretty impressed. Then comes Ben Wright.

Mom's passion for giving forward inspired by son's sudden cancer death

Sheila Ervin is a role model for Bella Romera Academy students, teaching them how to take a bad situation and turn it around for the good.

Colorado Kennel Club Dog Show returns this weekend

Come for the "Best in Show," stay for the Dock Diving. For the 122nd year, the Colorado Kennel Club will host its annual Dog Show this weekend - which has expanded over the decades.

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