Governor-Elect Looks Ahead
Denver’s mayor will soon move from city hall to the state capitol. Democrat John Hickenlooper won the governor’s race.
Some Still Wait for Election Day
It’s the official election day, but for many, electionday is already over. Most voters in Colorado cast their ballots by mailor went to early voting sites.
Money Woes at The Denver Voice
The Denver Voice is a monthly newspaper sold by people who live on the streets. Like many papers, it’s struggling financially. This isn’t the first time, though.
Election Will Influence Redistricting
There’s more to this election year than meets the eye. Races for governor, State House, and Senate will be key in determining Colorado’s political boundaries for the next decade.
Scientists Identify a New Kind of Fat
It isn’t necessarily how fat you are, but the kind of fat you have. That’s according to a new study from the University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine.
Iraq War Stories: A Refugee’s Story
We’ve been talking with Coloradans who have a personal stake in what happens to Iraq now that the President declared an end to combat operations there.
Study Links Altitude With Suicide
There’s a significant link between suicide and altitude according to a new study. And it could help explain why Colorado has consistently had one of the country’s highest suicide rates.
Election 2010: Judges on the Ballot
This election, voters will be asked whether to retain judges in Colorado from the county level all the way to the state Supreme Court.
ACLU Sues Over Inmate Mail
Inmates in the El Paso County Jail in Colorado Springs say a new rule violates their rights. They can no longer send letters to friends and family…only postcards.
Fourmile Fire Follows Historical Pattern
Researchers say the forest where the Fourmile Canyon fire burned west of Boulder was ripe for fire. Intense wildfires are part of that forest’s history.
Udall’s Summer Off the Campaign Trail
Only one member of Colorado’s congressional delegation isn’t up for election this year. That’s Democratic Senator Mark Udall.
Colorado’s Suicide Rate at 20-Year High
Colorado’s suicide rate has climbed to the highest in more than 20 years.
Changing Denver’s Police Culture
Denver has a new acting manager of safety. Mary Malatesta replaces Ron Perea, who resigned amidst allegations that he wasn’t doing enough to discipline police officers who use excessive force.
Denver student wins essay contest on Holocaust
Cain Day, of Denver, remembers when he learned about the Holocaust. He was eight. It wasn’t from a teacher or from a book. It was at McDonald’s.
Student Athletes Face Academic Challenges
Universities often grapple with the academic performance of student athletes.
Depression Center Offers Cutting Edge Treatment
We’ll introduce you to a treatment for depression that’s really only begun to catch on.