Colette Bordelon

3 weeks ago | koaa.com | Colette Bordelon

AURORA, Colo. — A pediatric surgeon at Children's Hospital Colorado is behind a new cranial surgery procedure that could speed up the recovery process for children with misshapen skulls. Hannah Stallings is a ball of energy at 1.5 years old. She's got a strong personality, paired with a sweet side, and nothing can slow her down — not even cranial surgery. "You would never know that that was part of her story," said Hannah's mom, Julie.

3 weeks ago | denver7.com | Colette Bordelon

AURORA, Colo. — A pediatric surgeon at Children's Hospital Colorado is behind a new cranial surgery procedure that could speed up the recovery process for children with misshapen skulls. Hannah Stallings is a ball of energy at 1.5 years old. She's got a strong personality, paired with a sweet side, and nothing can slow her down — not even cranial surgery. "You would never know that that was part of her story," said Hannah's mom, Julie.

3 weeks ago | denver7.com | Colette Bordelon

BOULDER, Colo. — Many people carried flowers or Israeli flags to the historic Boulder County Courthouse on Monday, one day after 12 people were injured in what is being investigated as an act of terrorism. On Sunday afternoon, the local group from the organization Run For Their Lives held its weekly walk to bring attention to the Israeli hostages held in Gaza. The Boulder group walks every Sunday and planned to do so at 1 p.m. at the corner of 8th and Pearl streets.

1 month ago | denver7.com | Colette Bordelon

MORRISON, Colo. — Last month, Colorado launched a new "last-resort" insurance plan to help homeowners who struggled to find insurance elsewhere. Denver7 is following up with the state to see how the first month has gone for the Colorado FAIR Plan. The FAIR Plan provides basic insurance and is considered a safety net for residents at extreme risk of natural disasters. Kelly Campbell, executive director of the program, said the program has gone as well as anticipated.

1 month ago | koaa.com | Colette Bordelon

DENVER — On Tuesday, Lyft sent Governor Jared Polis a letter, asking him to veto a Colorado bill that aims to regulate rideshare companies. The same day, women who were attacked by a man pretending to be a rideshare driver called on the governor to sign the legislation into law. The sponsors of House Bill 25-1291 said they worked hard to ensure flexibility for rideshare companies and the future implementation of the bill, while respecting consumer choice.