Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Denver.
Jury clears Denver cop who killed Dion Damon, unarmed robbery suspect
On Nov. 15, a federal jury determined that there wasn't enough evidence to prove that Denver Police Technician Jeffrey Motz violated Damon's civil rights by killing him, as a lawsuit filed on behalf of his loved ones contended.
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Recovering from Fournette: Denver D goes from league's third worst against the run to second best
Leonard Fournette will never believe this, but Denver has had the league’s second-best run defense since week 4.
Read the full story on 9NEWS.
Denver man gets 40 years in prison for toddler’s death
A Denver man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for the death of his girlfriend's 23-month-old son.
Read the full story on MySanAntonio.
Troubled renovation of Denver International Airport offers lessons for others
The record crowds expected at Denver International Airport this holiday season will be required to navigate a partially gutted central terminal that disorients even the most seasoned volunteer airport ambassadors.
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Denver charter school network STRIVE Prep to close northwest high school over low enrollment
Denver’s second-largest charter school network has decided to merge two of its high schools, effectively closing one of them.
Read the full story on Denver Post.
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