For Coloradans with Latin American roots, the holidays aren’t over yet
“It’s all about community, love, humility,” says a Denver local who carries on the tradition of celebrating El Día de Reyes Magos or Three Kings Day
Author: Angelika Albaladejo
Angelika Albaladejo is an award-winning investigative journalist.
Colorado’s investment in equitable outdoor access may soon get a boost
Colorado advocates and state lawmakers hope to increase support for the state’s Outdoor Equity Grants.
What immigrants need to know about their rights ahead of promised mass deportations
From “Know Your Rights” trainings to “Family Preparedness Packets,” Colorado immigrant rights groups are educating communities on how to protect themselves
What Colorado skiers, snowboarders need to know about legal responsibility at resorts
As ski season kicks off following the Colorado Supreme Court’s landmark ruling on ski resort liability, Denver7 sat down with a lawyer to break down what’s changed.
Colorado chef transforms pozole from an ancient dish tied to family traditions — to a culinary passion
“Even though we lost a lot of dishes that they used to make back in the day, the Mexica’s pozole still is like… a celebration,” says Chef Jose Avila Vilchez
Colorado’s oldest ski shop is still renting, repairing gear 85 years later
The Bulkley family opened the shop in 1939 to teach kids how to ski. Today, the third generation is taking over to keep rental and repair services affordable.
As Latinas face ongoing pay gap, a growing support network encourages entrepreneurship
“It’s about empowerment. It’s about community wealth building. And now I see it as a limitless potential,” says entrepreneur Dr. Violeta Garcia
Are Venezuelan gangs bringing new violence to Colorado? History shows gang problem is homegrown, experts say
“Gangs are as American as apple pie,” said a criminologist who has studied Denver’s gangs and law enforcement’s responses to their crimes.
Angelika Albaladejo 