‘The Lost Christmas Gift’
“The Lost Christmas Gift” is a children’s story that begins with an old man who receives a curious package in the mail.
Hospitals Ordered to Track Living Organ Donors
About half of all donated organs come from living donors.
Holiday Book Picks for Kids
Looking for books to give to your kids for the holiday season? Cathy Langer, a buyer for the Tattered Cover Bookstore in metro Denver, and Ron Krall, owner of Steamboat Springs […]
Don’t Fear the Fiscal Cliff
By now, many people have heard about the fiscal cliff. That’s what we’re all going over if Congress can’t strike a budget deal by the end of the year.
The Suicide Plan
A new episode of PBS’s FRONTLINE follows Joan Butterstein as she decides to end her life. Butterstein, of Littleton, had advancing lung cancer and had broken her hip.
Police Faster to Shoot Minority Suspects
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder created a video game to determine how race figures into police shootings.
The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia
Recently, a teacher in Denver, who works with dyslexic children, saw a film about dyslexia. She thought it told the story of dyslexia better than anything she’s ever come accross.
Colorado Votes: Getting Coloradans Back to Work
As part of our election coverage, “Colorado Votes,” we look at what the Presidential candidates’ proposals on jobs could mean for Colorado businesses.
The Power of Your Vote
This election, Coloradans who vote have something close to superhero status.
How to Leave Prison Behind
Hassan Latif likes to say he went into prison when Ronald Reagan was president and was released when George W. Bush was in his second term.
When Athletes Fall From Grace
The latest revelations about Lance Armstrong’s use of performance-enhancing drugs have been a major blow to the world of professional cycling.
Old Veterans’ Groups Seek Young Members
It used to be that when veterans came home from war, they turned to the American Legion or the VFW.
Colorado Votes: Capturing the Capitol
Two years ago, Colorado Republicans won over the state House of Representatives by less than 200 votes. Democrats held on to the Senate.
Denver’s Paleontologist-in-Chief Heads to Washington
A man you might call “Denver’s Paleontologist-In-Chief” is heading to the Smithsonian.
Colorado Votes: Undecided Voters React to Debate
We watched last night’s presidential debate with some undecided Colorado voters, and then asked if the debate helped them make up their minds.
Colorado Votes: Voters React to Debate
[Photo: CPR News] Here at CPR, we did something many of you may have done for the Presidential debate that took place at the University of Denver.