Jaclyn Allen

1 month ago | denver7.com | Jaclyn Allen

PUEBLO, Colo. — Bob Taylor woke up in a panic on July 7, 2022. He was has having severe chest pains and worried it was another heart attack. He and his wife, Marjean, were staying a friend's cabin about an hour's drive from the nearest hospital in Alamosa. After Marjean drove him to the San Luis Valley Health hospital, Bob was told he was having his second heart attack in four months.

1 month ago | denver7.com | Joe Vaccarelli |Jaclyn Allen

DENVER — The owner of a home remodeling business, his father and multiple business associates accused of defrauding dozens of customers over a multi-year period are facing 17 additional criminal charges after the Colorado Attorney General’s Office filed a new grand jury indictment Thursday. Sean and Avi Schwalb, along with four employees of Schwalb Builders, are now facing 51 felony counts between them on charges including theft, money laundering and violation of the state’s organized crime act.

1 month ago | denver7.com | Jaclyn Allen

LITTLETON, Colo. — In a quiet Littleton community off Sante Fe, a clubhouse once off limits to people living in Meadowood Mobile Home Park is now packed with people. "Before, we weren't even allowed to use the clubhouse," said Sandy Cook, resident and board president for the community. "Now, we can do what we want inside."The neighborhood calendar is filled with events ranging from Monday morning coffee club to community food banks.

1 month ago | koaa.com | Jaclyn Allen |Claire Lavezzorio

DENVER — Colorado House Speaker Julie McCluskie and Governor Jared Polis are negotiating an alternative school funding plan after the governor's proposal faced backlash. Colorado faces a $1 billion budget shortfall, forcing lawmakers to cut spending. "We have had to go back to the drawing board and see if we can find a path forward to fund our schools, protect those investments we've made in a way that will also match the budget constraints we're facing," said McCluskie.

1 month ago | denver7.com | Jaclyn Allen |Claire Lavezzorio

DENVER — Colorado House Speaker Julie McCluskie and Governor Jared Polis are negotiating an alternative school funding plan after the governor's proposal faced backlash. Colorado faces a forcing lawmakers to cut spending. "We have had to go back to the drawing board and see if we can find a path forward to fund our schools, protect those investments we've made in a way that will also match the budget constraints we're facing," said McCluskie.