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Denver officers help woman give birth
The Denver Police Department says paramedics were unable to respond right away, so the officers took matters into their own hands.
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It's been 80 years since Denver's Hattie McDaniel became the first African American to take home an Oscar
McDaniel's face appears in a mural on the walls of the Colorado Convention Center. In 2010, the actress was inducted into the Colorado Women's Hall of Fame.
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'The War on Cars' is coming to Denver to record a live-audience podcast and Kyle Clark is a guest
The name can be a turnoff, but a co-host says cars have been waging war on humans for 100 years.
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Denver Restaurant Week: How one enthusiast narrows down her choices
One Restaurant Week enthusiast shares how she makes her choices.
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One year after Denver’s historic teacher strike, what did the walkout accomplish?
A flyer made by Sarah Thomas’ math students advertising a sit-in to show solidarity with striking teachers hangs framed on her classroom wall, an ever-present reminder of the empowerment, exhaustion and unification born out of last year’s historic Denver teacher walkout.
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