World War II Orphans Continue Search for the Missing

· Apr. 5, 2010, 4:00 pm

The U.S. military estimates that the bodies of 35,000 servicemen killed in World War II could still be recovered.Coloradans work with the American World War II Orphans Network to help find the missing.Ryan Warner speaks with Patricia Gaffney-Kindig and Ralph Jones.

You care.

You want to know what is really going on these days, especially in Colorado. We can help you keep up. The Lookout is a free, daily email newsletter with news and happenings from all over Colorado. Sign up here and we will see you in the morning!

Education
Western Slope senior sports sash at graduation ceremony, despite school policy
By Tom Hesse
News
U.S. Forest Service can keep using fire retardant even though it pollutes streams, judge says
By The Associated Press
News
The strange story of how Colorado is set to get ‘In God We Trust’ license plates
By Andrew Kenney
Justice
School district can bar student from wearing graduation sash representing her Mexican-American heritage, a judge rules
By Matt Bloom and Tom Hesse

World War II Orphans Continue Search for the Missing

You care.

Western Slope senior sports sash at graduation ceremony, despite school policy

U.S. Forest Service can keep using fire retardant even though it pollutes streams, judge says

The strange story of how Colorado is set to get ‘In God We Trust’ license plates

School district can bar student from wearing graduation sash representing her Mexican-American heritage, a judge rules

Latest Stories

Western Slope senior sports sash at graduation ceremony, despite school policy

U.S. Forest Service can keep using fire retardant even though it pollutes streams, judge says

The strange story of how Colorado is set to get ‘In God We Trust’ license plates

School district can bar student from wearing graduation sash representing her Mexican-American heritage, a judge rules

Sign Up For Our Newsletters

Upcoming Events

Listen to a Colorado Postcard

News That Matters, Delivered To Your Inbox