Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in Denver.
How Denver Health is helping inmates with opioid addiction get treatment
"Sometimes you just need a little helping hand to get there. A little push."
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In 1st year, Denver Superintendent Susana Cordova tried to find common ground in a divided district
Susana Cordova’s first year as superintendent of Denver schools was marked by what one observer called a “torrent of change.” A month after she took office last January, the Denver teachers union went on strike for the first time in a quarter-century.
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Woman who lost grandson in pit bull attack speaks out against proposal to end Denver ban
Denver City Councilman Chris Herndon is proposing ending the city's longstanding pit bull ban and replacing it with a licensing system. The FOX31 Problem Solvers dug deeper into Herndon's reasoning behind this move and why others are saying it's dangerous. Both sides focus on the same argument: irresponsible ownership.
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Denver Health says it is prepared if the new coronavirus is detected in Colorado
There are no reported cases of the new coronavirus in Colorado, but Denver Health Medical Center is prepared and equipped if they need to handle one.
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Police looking for man who assaulted employee, stole from Denver Art Museum
The Denver Police Department is looking for a man accused of assaulting an employee and stealing items from the Denver Art Museum earlier this month. According to DPD, the alleged assault and theft occurred about 10:30 a.m. on Jan. 9. The suspect left the area on foot.
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