Jessica Porter

5 days ago | denver7.com | Jessica Porter

DENVER — The Denver chapter of Run for Their Lives, an organization advocating for the release of hostages in Gaza, said it will make safety changes to future events after a group from the Boulder chapter was attacked Sunday. On Sunday afternoon, the Boulder chapter of 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 week ago | denver7.com | Jessica Porter

DENVER — DENVER — The sigh of relief for small business owners was short-lived Thursday after an appeals court halted a federal court ruling just hours earlier that would have stopped President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs. The pause comes in response to a ruling by a three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of International Trade in New York, which concluded that Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs exceeded his authority and issued an injunction.

1 week ago | denver7.com | Jessica Porter

DENVER — Summer travel plans are heating up! Despite concerns about the economy, more Americans are planning to pack their bags and hit the road or the runway this summer, though most are doing so on a tighter budget. Denver7 anchor Jessica Porter caught up with Skyler McKinley, a spokesperson for AAA Colorado, who says a record number of Memorial Day travelers could be a clear sign of what is to come this summer. “Folks want to travel,” McKinley said. “They're adjusting their budgets a little bit.

2 weeks ago | denver7.com | Jessica Porter

DENVER — Worker and consumer rights attorney David Seligman launched his campaign for Colorado attorney general on May 13. He sat down with Denver7 anchor Jessica Porter on Wednesday to discuss how he will fight for Coloradans if elected. “For far too long, big corporations, billionaires, and the far right have been able to play by their own set of rules, while regular Coloradans suffer the consequences.

3 weeks ago | koaa.com | Jessica Porter

DENVER — Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, along with five other attorneys general, sent a demand letter to WeChat on Monday, calling on the messaging platform to end fentanyl trafficking and money laundering communications in the United States. “It is very problematic on social media platforms like WeChat. It is as easy to order fentanyl as it is to order pizza,” Weiser told Denver7.