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Denver might not be the first place one would think to look for examples of progressive urban development. But the energy-centric city has become a leader in areas of transit, housing, and energy efficiency, thanks to a succession of effective leaders. Mayor John Hickenlooper talks about how Denver has become a place where energy conservation and development mix well.

Family Of Patient Talks To CALL7 Investigators
The family of a man who died at Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo says their son should not have died and that the hospital won’t give them any information about how the patient died while he was being restrained by hospital staff.

5 Arvada Officers Resign; 2 On Leave During Beating Probe
Two Arvada police officers have been placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation looking into allegations of inappropriate conduct by members of the department.

Moose Tramples Toddler In Grand County
A 2 ½-year-old boy was hurt after he was run over by a moose while playing on a Grand County beach with his brother.

DPS To Hire 30-40 Teachers To Reduce Class Sizes
Refinancing has resulted in more money for Denver Public Schools to hire 30-40 new teachers.

Maes Takes Heat, Says He's Staying In Race
Several high profile Republicans are pulling their support from Republican Gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes.

Army: Chaplain Is 1st Killed In Action Since '70
The military says a Colorado chaplain who died in Afghanistan is the first Army member of the clergy killed in action since the Vietnam War.

Facts Or Fiction: Is Ken Buck 'Too Extreme'?
7NEWS checked the "facts or fiction" of a political ad against Republican Senatorial candidate Ken Buck, paid for by Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., entitled: "Too Extreme."

DA: Teenager Took Loaded Gun Through Airport Security
A teenage girl and her father are facing charges after authorities said the girl brought a loaded gun through airport security.

Toddler Hit At Car Wash
A 2-year-old is in critical condition after being hit by a Hummer in the parking lot of car wash.

Boulder Man Arrested On 22 Child Porn Charges
A Boulder man has been arrested on 22 counts of sexual exploitation of children and one count of child abuse.

Police: Improperly Restrained Toddler Injured In Lakewood Crash
The parents of a toddler were issued citations after the child was ejected during a Thursday morning crash in Lakewood.

More Children Use School-Based, Mobile Clinics
In Aurora Public Schools, the number of children using mobile and school-based health clinics is dramatically increasing.

35 Criminal Charges Filed In Cat Hoarding Case
Three residents of a rural Wyoming home where 157 cats were seized last week have been charged with a combined 35 misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty.

Police: Cricket Store Clerk Shot During Robbery
Police say an employee at a Cricket phone store was shot during a robbery in the middle of the day.

Cow Creek Fire Rekindles In Rocky Mountain National Park
Smoke from a remote flank of the Cow Creek Fire has been reported in Rocky Mountain National Park.

DA: Curb Painting Is A Scam
You know those offers to repaint your home address on the curb, so that could help officers find your home more quickly? It's a scam, according to the Denver District Attorney's Office.

Election Complaint Filed Against Sheriff Who Isn't Running
The Larimer County sheriff is being accused of misusing taxpayer resources for the election that will see him replaced.

Injured Mother Bear Euthanized; Cub Will Go To Rehab
A mother bear found in Boulder was euthanized after a veterinarian determined the bear was missing her lower jaw and was not able to properly feed herself or her cub.

Woman Who Faked Cancer Gets Jail Time
A former Gunnison, Colo., woman who claimed she had cancer and raised more than $30,000 from well-intentioned donors has pleaded guilty to carrying out a charitable fraud scheme and will spend more than a month in jail.

Bear Breaks Into Home, Scares Cleaning Woman
A bear broke into a home in Colorado Springs on Thursday morning scaring the housekeeper and homeowner inside.

3 Years For Man Who Stole From Dead Airman
One of two men accused of stealing dog tags and other belongings from an airman killed in Afghanistan pleaded guilty in El Paso County Wednesday and was sentenced to three years in prison.

Denver's New Manager Of Safety Takes Over
Denver's new manger of safety says she will take a fresh look at allegations of excessive force by police that led to the resignation of her predecessor.

Researchers Study Link Between Climate, Wildfires
Scientists from universities in Montana, Colorado and Idaho announced Wednesday the start of a 5-year, $3.85 million research project into how a changing climate will influence wildfires.

Potato Farmers Bitten By Nasty Texas Bug
Colorado’s potato crop is taking a devastating hit this year, all because of a bug that literally blew in on the winds from Mexico and south Texas.

5 Football Fields Worth Of Marijuana Destroyed
After spending three days investigating two marijuana grow sites in Boulder County, SWAT team members have taken out all of the plants and dismantled the sites.

Ex-Sen. Hank Brown Withdraws Support For Dan Maes
Former U.S. Sen. Hank Brown is withdrawing his support for Colorado Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes.

Elway Likes Tebow's Situation
Broncos Hall of Fame QB shoots a 72 at the Colorado Senior Open, and says after he is glad to be back associated with the Broncos.

State Scrambling To Enforce New Med Pot Rules
New regulations requiring marijuana dispensaries to grow a majority of their own marijuana went into effect Wednesday, but 7News discovered there is little enforcement.

Bennet Wraps Up Town Hall Series

Officer's Wife Indicted On Charges Of Faking Cancer
A Highlands Ranch woman married to a Lakewood police officer has been indicted by a Jefferson County grand jury on suspicion of faking cancer and accepting almost $60,000 in donations.

Commission Recommends Judge Not Be Retained
A judicial review committee took the rare step of recommending that a Pueblo judge, who was a focus of a CALL7 investigation, not be retained.

Doug Bruce Faces Round 3 In Contempt Battle
It's Round Three in the government's battle to have a Colorado Springs activist answer questions about his role getting tax-slashing measures onto state ballots.

5 Fort Carson Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan
Five Fort Carson soldiers were killed when their unit was attacked with an improvised bomb in Afghanistan, the Defense Department said Wednesday.

Fort Carson Says Its Suicide Rate Is Falling
Commanders at Fort Carson say the suicide rate among their soldiers is on track to drop by 45 percent.

Jogger Attacked Trying To Break Up Fight
Greeley police are looking for a teenage girl accused of assaulting a runner in a park last week.

Police Warn CU, CSU Students To Behave At Game
The names of students caught sipping suds at the annual Rocky Mountain Showdown could be mud at their respective schools.

Warehouse Crates Catch Fire
A fire broke out early Wednesday morning at a Denver warehouse near Interstate 70.

Railroad Crew Injured On Cumbres, Toltec Scenic Rail Line
The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad says two employees were injured when their tie crew motor car was struck by a passenger train heading west out of Antonito, Colo.

Marine Reflects On War Experience
Seven years after the start of the Iraq War, a local Marine questions whether or not he made a difference in improving life in the Middle East.

Residents Upset About Plans To Drill At Pet Cemetery
State officials are trying to ease the concerns of people upset about plans to drill for natural gas near an unofficial pet cemetery in western Colorado.

Maes Backpedals On 'Undercover' Cop Claim
Republican gubernatorial nominee Dan Maes is backpedaling on a claim that, as as a police officer 25 years ago, he worked "undercover" with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.

Mother Bear, Cubs Killed After Entering Springs House
Wildlife officers have killed a mother bear and her two cubs after the cubs broke into a Colorado Springs home.

Decomposing Body Found In Colorado Springs Creek
Police in Colorado Springs are investigating a gruesome discovery made by a woman walking her dog along Monument Creek.

Second, Larger Pot Farm Found In Boulder County
Boulder County officials found a second illegal marijuana farm near another grow operation found last week.

Denver Mint To Coin New Energy Approach, Use Wind
The U.S. Mint in Denver is going green -- not with paper money, but with energy.

EPA Holds Hearing In Denver On Regulating Coal Ash
A proposal to start federally regulating the disposal of the residue that's left over from burning coal at power plants is getting a public hearing in Denver.

Summer Is Not Over Yet
Warmer Friday and through the weekend!

LaSalle Homes Flooded, Source Unknown

2 Men Plead To Charges In Bull Rider Death
Two men have pleaded guilty in federal court to drug charges in connection with the overdose deaths of a young professional bull rider and two others in Cheyenne last year.

Police: Impersonator Handcuffs Man, Pats Him Down
Denver police are issuing a community warning about a police impersonator who handcuffed a man and patted him down.

Copper Thief Leaves I-25 Motorists 'In The Dark'
New traffic signs installed on Interstate 25 between Castle Rock and Colorado Springs in May are still not working.

DA: It's Not Always Illegal To Steal Online Identity
An Aurora woman steals a Denver woman's photos and uses them along with her name to lure men on dating websites.

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Guv candidates appear at first debate
Three Colorado gubernatorial candidates split Thursday when asked about their support for three ballot measures in November that deal with taxation and local governments' ability to issue bonds.

Van tosses sparks, starts fires near Fort Collins
A van throwing off sparks from a mechanical problem set a series of grassfires along south U.

Maes loses support from GOP, grassroots; vows to stay in race
Despite mounting pressure from both the GOP establishment and Tea Party groups to get out of the governor's race, Republican Dan Maes continued to dig in his heels today, saying he wasn't going

Denver woman faces charges in double fatality
A 47-year-old Denver woman will face charges in the deaths of two people killed on a motorcyle in Denver on Aug.

N.M. man convicted in Four Corners jail assault
A New Mexico man faces up to 20 years in prison after a jury of Durango today found him guilty of attacking a guard at a Ute Mountain Ute Reservation jail in Montezuma County in 2008.

Moose injures child near Grand Lake
As a moose charged from the forest, a toddler playing with his older brother was trampled beneath the cow's hooves at Shadow Mountain Reservoir in Grand County.

Tancredo vows to stay in guv's race
Even if Republican gubernatorial hopeful Dan Maes drops out of the governor's race, third-party candidate Tom Tancredo said today he is in through Election Day.

Teen arrested in attack on Greeley jogger
Greeley police today arrested a 17-year-old girl in the Aug. 24 assault on a jogger at Glenmere Park.

Man and his daughter caught with loaded gun at DIA
A man and his daughter were caught Monday attempting to pass through security at Denver International Airport with a loaded gun, according to a Denver District Attorney's Office news release.

Powder found in Wyoming traffic stop not drugs, but grandma's ashes
A traffic stop in Wyoming led investigators to a powdery substance believed to be drugs, but it turned out to be cremains of a grandmother.

3 bears to be euthanized after cubs break into Springs home
COLORADO SPRINGS — A black bear and its two cubs were tranquilized and will be euthanized after the younger animals went into a Broadmoor-area home in search of food today, a state

Teen fatal shooting victim on Western Slope identified
Authorities have identified the Western Slope teenager who was fatally shot on Wednesday.

Warm, sunny Labor Day weekend in store for Denver
Labor Day weekend celebrations in and around Denver should see sunshine, sunshine, and more sunshine.

Boulder cops say man engaged in child porn
Boulder police arrested a 52-year-old man Wednesday on suspicion of 22 counts of sexual exploitation of children and one count of child abuse.

Springs bomb squad responds to suspicious science project
Colorado Springs police sent the bomb squad to the Academy for Advanced and Creative Learning for a suspicious package that ended up being simply part of a science project.

Breckenridge ski bandit accepts plea deal
The man accused of burglarizing Mountain Outfitters three times earlier this year has accepted a plea bargain with the District Attorney's office and awaits sentencing.

Motorcyclist killed in Jeffco accident identified
A man killed Monday in a motorcycle accident has been identified. Joseph Bixler, 36, of Bailey, was killed Monday morning when a woman driving a sedan pulled out in front of his 2007 Honda motorcycle.

Possible plea deal delayed in RTD case
The Denver District Attorney's Office on Wednesday chose to delay action on a possible plea agreement with an RTD contract bus driver involved in a fatal accident because prosecutors had not

Woman held hostage by escapee talks about ordeal
In the 26 years she has lived in her little pink home out on the plains, Liz Reynolds says things had always been peaceful.

Owner of euthanized Arvada pit bull: "My heart sunk"
A man trying to stop a dog attack in Arvada hit the pit bull with a hammer and the dog had to be euthanized, police said.

Wife of Lakewood Police officer charged with collecting donations after lying about cancer
The 31-year-old wife of a Lakewood Police officer was indicted Wednesday for allegedly taking an estimated $60,000 in donations after lying about having cancer for five years.

Rangers euthanize injured mother bear in Boulder
Colorado Division of Wildlife rangers have euthanized a mother bear who was in a tree with her cub for several hours Wednesday morning near Mount Sanitas Open Space in Boulder.

Wounded man dropped off at Denver police station
A man stabbed multiple times in the Montbello neighborhood was dropped off at a police station Wednesday night then rushed by ambulance to Denver Health Medical Center, Denver police said.

Panel: Ritter administration job searches don't violate Amend. 41
A state ethics commission has informed lame-duck Gov. Bill Ritter and his staff that prospective employers can pick up their travel expenses during job searches but to exercise caution.

Denver Zoo tiger quadruplets make their debut
The four Amur tiger cubs born May 31 can now be seen in their new outside habitat at the Denver Zoo.

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Maes Refuses To Step Aside
Despite some calling for Dan Maes to step aside in the governor's race, he says he's saying put. Russell Haythorn reports.

Officers Resign, Others Suspended In Arvada Police Probe
An investigation into alleged police abuse and a coverup that may have followed has resulted in resignations and suspensions. Mark Stewart reports.

Some Schools Hosting Low-Cost Health Clinics
It may be a sign of the times. Parents who can't afford health insurance are using low-cost health clinics at their parent's schools. Jaclyn Allen reports.

Cool Canadian Air Pushes Into U.S.
7NEWS Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson has your Friday forecast.

DA: Officer's Wife Stole Money To Support Drug Addiction
9/1/10 - 10pm - Neighbors of Ann Crall are shocked she is accused of lying about her cancer said she had even asked them for prescription drugs. Dayle Cedars reports.

Several Fort Carson Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan

Committee: Mattoon Should Not Be Retained As Judge
9/1/10 - 10pm - A judge who has been the subject of a Call7Investigation is cited for conflict of interest.

Cooler Weather Coming Our Way
7NEWS Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson has your Thursday forecast.

Small Bug Causes Big Problems For Colo. Potato Growers
Colorado's potato crop is taking a devastating hit this summer, all because of a bug that literally flew in on the winds from Mexico and south Texas. Russell Haythorn reports.

Too Many Dispensaries, Not Enough Investigators
All medical marijuana dispensaries must now grow most of their pot locally. But 7NEWS has learned there aren't enough investigators to make sure the dispensaries are following the rules. Christin Ayers reports.

Helicopter Hauls Out Tons Of Marijuana From Forest
It took trip after trip by a helicopter to haul out 7,500 marijuana plants from an illegal grow site in the forest northwest of Boulder. Marshall Zelinger reports.

Fine Dining At A Taste Of Colorado
Gourmet specialties served up in the fine dining area of Civic Center Park.

911 Call Of Townhome Fire Released, Chief Commends Girl
8/31/10 - 10pm - 911 tapes are released from the Rock Creek Townhome fire in Superior.

Another Cold Front Headed Our Way
7NEWS Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson has your Wednesday forecast.

Police: Impersonator Handcuffs Man, Pats Him Down
Denver police have issued a community warning about a police impersonator who handcuffed a man and patted him down on a busy street. Tyler Lopez reports.

Homes In LaSalle Flooding After 40 Years
What is causing water to flood the basements of homes in LaSalle and who is to blame? As Russell Haythorne reports, the answer may be no one.

Larger Pot Farm Found Near First In Boulder County
Boulder County authorities have discovered a second, much larger marijuana farm just over a ridge from the first pot farm raided on Monday. Jaclyn Allen reports.

Copper Thieves Steal Wire, Darkening CDOT Signs
Thieves stealing copper wire have darked a number of CDOT "smart signs" designed to give motorits information. Lance Hernandez reports.

Woman's Online ID Stolen, Used On Dating Websites
8/30/10 - 10pm - A woman's identity is stolen and the woman who took it used it to attract men on dating websites.

SWAT Searches For Pot Grow Suspect
The peaceful town of Raymond has been converted into a law enforcement command center. SWAT teams are searching the rugged terrain between Lyons and Allenspark for a man suspected of being part of a large marijuana grow site.

McGregor's Family: Rockies President Died Of Virus
The family of former Colorado Rockies' President Keli McGregor said Monday that he did not die of a heart attack but of a virus that attacked his heart.

Historic Castle For Sale In Denver
A castle that dates to the 1880s is up for sale in Denver. As Doug Schepman explains, it could be yours for nearly $4 million.

Volunteer Has Been Sewing Blankets For Over 30 Years
7Everyday Hero Blanche Smith is not letting her age get in the way of her helping the community.

Woman Struggles To See After Lasik Eye Surgery Goes Bad
A former patient of a Colorado eye surgeon found guilty of malpractice in another state says she's struggling every day just to see after her eye operation didn't go as planned. Russell Haythorn reports.

Colo. Shelters Take In 81 Cats Rescued From Wyo. Home
About half of some 160 cats rescued from "deplorable" conditions in a rural Wyoming home arrived in Colorado shelters Sunday evening, officials said. Watch 7NEWS Reporter Jaclyn Allen's story.

Marijuana Grow Operation Found In Boulder County Forest
Several dozen law enforcement officers hunted for a man seen running from a sophisticated marijuana grow operation northwest of Bouder on Monday. Marshall Zelinger reports.

Liquor Store Clerk Sentenced Again For Selling Alcohol To Teens
A Jefferson County man accused of selling alcohol to minors twice has been sentenced to 3½ years in jail. Don Champion reports.

More Kids In Sports, More Concussions
Teenagers are going to emergency rooms with concussions, more than ever. A new study says the number of visits has tripled over the last few years. Lance Hernandez looked into the reasons.

Accused Deadly Wrong-Way Driver Scheduled For Court Tuesday
A woman accused of driving drunk the wrong way on Interstate 25 and causing a deadly head-on crash is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday. Watch 7NEWS Anchor Mike Landess' report.

Parker Woman's Determined Comeback From Tragic Plane Crash
Susanna Henney lost her husband and part of her leg in a tragic plane crash. 7NEWS Reporter Doug Schepman tells of her determined drive to recover and live on for the couple's children.

Hurricane Katrina Evacuees Call Colorado Home
Five years after Hurricane Katrina, many who fled that day have started a new life in Colorado.

Aug. 29: Texican Fajitas
A classic fajita recipe from the Rio Grande - marinated beefsteak grilled over a smoky fire with all the trimmings.

Aug. 29: Tuscan Salmon With Whole Wheat Pasta, Spinach & Vodka Sauce
Here's a simple and healthy wild salmon recipe that's a little Tuscan, a little New York and a whole lotta delicious!

Aug. 29: Sweet & Spicy Glazed Ribs
Try this simple recipe for southern style ribs.. falling apart tender and covered in sweet and spicy glaze.

Tiny Town Train Back In Service
The train at the Tiny Town amusement park in Jefferson County started running again Saturday.

Raw Video: Walmart Employee Attacked By Shoplifters
Surveillance cameras capture a Walmart employee being attacked by shoplifters.

Girl Talks About Harrowing Escape From Fire
8/27/10 - Heraa Hashmi talks about how she escaped from a fire and rescued her little sister.

Hospital Gives Girl Free Cancer Treatment
8/27/10 - 10pm - A hospital gives a family life-saving treatment and pay for it.

Officers Seeing Drivers With More Alcohol In Their System
8/27/10- 10pm - State scientists have seen the average blood alcohol level jummp from .150 to .173

E-470 Amnesty Program Upsets Some Drivers
E-470 is offering amnesty to drivers who haven't paid their tolls on time and not everyone is happy about it.

Road To NCAR Being Improved
The road may be just a mile, and it may only lead to a parking lot, but a project to widen the road is getting a lot of attention.

Handling Crohn's With Shakes
Some people with Crohn's disease are turning away from traditional medicines to keep the disease in check.

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Facts Or Fiction: Bennet Calendar
8/26/10 - 10pm - The ad claims that Benett has spent $2.3 billion a day but is it true?

Child Reported Large Fire At Townhome Complex
8/26/10 - 10pm - A large fire at a townhome complex in Superior heavily damaged or destroyed six units Thursday. Two sisters were taken to the hospital for possible smoke inhalation.

Police Oversight Board Meets
The police oversight board is holding its first public meeting since claims of police brutality blew up in Denver two weeks ago.

Woman Encounters Roofing Repair Problems
An elderly homeowner in Lakewood had her roof replaced a year ago and it's still leaking. 7NEWS asks why the roofing company wants more money to fix it.

Plane Crash Survivor Talks About Moving On
8/26/10 - 10pm - A plane crash took her husband's life and her leg. She talks to 7NEWS Reporter Doug Schepman.

Local Schools Not Hiring In-State Solar Companies
More school districts are buying solar panels. 7NEWS asks why aren't schools hiring in-state companies.

Helping Babies Hear
Doctors are not only helping those with ear deformities hear again, they're also giving them a new look.

Study Shows Zipper Lanes On I-70 Has Pros, Cons
8/26/10 - 5pm - The so-called "zipper lanes" could cut your drive time in half on Interstate 70, but 7NEWS found the lanes may be more trouble than they're worth.

Plug-In Hybrid Conversions Could Equal 100 MPG
Converting hybrid cars to plug-ins may double mileage. The new technology works with existing Prius hybrid computer and operates on standard household electricity. Watch 7NEWS Reporter Jennifer Castor's report.

Home Partially Collapses, Injuring Two
8/25/10 - 10pm - A Denver home partially collapses, injuring two workers who were doing remodeling work.

How Did Inmate Escape Sterling Maximum Security Prison?
8/25/10 - 10pm -- How did an inmate convicted of attempted murder and other crimes escape from a maximum security prison in northeast Colorado?

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Father, Son Take Tour Of All Denver's Parks
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Colorado State University Celebrates Cinch Jeans Rocky Mountain Showdown in Denver Sept. 3-4
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Warm, sunny Labor Day weekend in store for Denver
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Boulder City Motocross Facility Announces 2011 Race Schedule
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Denver's new manager of safety takes over
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CU-Boulder's New 'Green' Buildings Hurting Cell Phone Service
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Main Street Power begins work on 2.8 MW solar projects in Denver
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Main Street Power begins work on 2.8 MW solar projects in Denver
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Frontier Airlines to fly direct between Liberia, Costa Rica, and Denver, Colorado
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Lindenstein: Monarch-Broomfield great way to start season
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P2 Energy's Tobin Enterprise Land 3.2 Improves Complex Acreage Reporting
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Denver Hilltop Realtor Has Home Buyers Feeling Like They Won the Lottery
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Denver Washington Park Realtor Has Home Buyers Feeling Like They Won the Lottery
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Mountains concert will feature Denver's music
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Colorado Avalanche 14-Game ...
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Treasures of the Pharaohs come to Denver
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People on the move
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"The Help" chosen for One Book/One Denver
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HGTV Selects Denver, Colorado for 2011 HGTV Green Home Giveaway
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QBE Announces Acquisition of Seattle Specialty Insurance Services, Inc.
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Sigma® Life Science Enters Genetically Modified Cell Market
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Sixth Annual 'Allstate America's Best Drivers Report?' Reveals New Safest Driving City
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Warning! Some Girl (Dogs) Will Surf Topless at 5th Annual Surf Dog Surf A Thon!
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Elemental Brings Any Screen to Life, Features First Look at 3D Streaming at IBC
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Helicopters To Remove $1M Worth Of Pot Plants From Boulder County Forest Land
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