Colorado Doctor Wins Top Award from Panama
A Colorado doctor ranks among such dignitaries as Queen Elizabeth and David Rockefeller at least in Panama. Douglas Dennis is an orthopedic surgeon at Porter Adventist Hospital in Denver.
Lost Boy Helps Southern Sudan’s Future
We’ll find out in the next couple of weeks whether Southern Sudan will break away and form its own country. That may seem far removed from the U.S.
Colorado’s Push for Civility in Government
One thing that has come out of the recent shooting in Tucson is a push for more civility on divisive issues.
Repeal Gives An Openly Gay Soldier Hope
Sergeant Luiza Fritz of Denver was discharged from the military in 2008 under Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. That’s the policy banning gays from serving openly.
Doctor Develops a New Prosthetic for Amputees
A Denver doctor is trying to help amputees live with less pain. Dr.
Orphan Paintings
Originally aired December 17, 2010 The Museum of Contemporary Art in Denver is doing something museums don’t typically do. It’s showing a collection of unauthenticated paintings.
Snowmass Builds on Mammoth Find
A few months ago, Snowmass Village’s biggest claim was, as its name implies, SNOW.
Iraq War Stories: An Iraqi Interpreter’s Story
Throughout the Iraq war, thousands of Iraqis have worked for the U.S.
Iraq War Stories: Coloradan Helps Iraqi Farmers
Today we meet an agricultural diplomat in our series “Iraq War Stories.”
Father of Beating Victim Still Waiting for Answers
Anthony DeHerrera says he’s been waiting for justice. A year and a half ago, Denver police hit his son, Michael, and threw him to the ground.
Surgical Nightmares
Going in for surgery is scary enough, but the idea that a doctor might operate on the wrong body part, or the wrong patient, is a nightmare.
A Family’s Surgical Nightmare
You’re at the hospital and a doctor tells you to sit down. It’s bad news. You need surgery. But you have to sign a consent form first.
A Big Win for Soccer in Colorado
This week,the host countries for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups will be announced. If the United States is picked, Denver will be one of the host cities.
Coloradan Teaches Farming At Afghan Prison
Originally aired September 30, 2010 These days, agricultural expert Jim Conley, of Walsenburg, is out of his comfort zone. He works at a detention center in Afghanistan.
Help for Victims of Identity Theft
Originally aired on October 8, 2010 Colorado consistently ranks among the top ten states for identity theft.
Ancient Bones Uncovered in Snowmass
Each day brings new surprises for scientists who are digging at the bottom of Ziegler Reservoir in Snowmass. Monday they uncovered a second mammoth.