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Welcome home parade held for Denver reverend who spent weeks battling coronavirus
Friends and family held a parade Wednesday for a Denver reverend who recently returned home after being hospitalized for COVID-19.
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Denver beer company seeks city approval to use nearby land for in-person dining
As the city of Denver begins to approve expanded patio space for businesses, some are worried the slow process could continue to hurt business.
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UnitedHealthcare donates dozens of bikes to Denver 5th graders
In an effort to keep kids active this summer, UnitedHealthcare of Colorado donated a new bike and helmet to every 5th grader at Doull Elementary School.
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Edgar Trujillo charged with killing man in fight at Denver motel
A witness told police Trujillo punched the victim and the victim fell straight backwards to the ground. He said Trujillo then punched the victim in the face three more times.
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Creating Denver's largest mural: Work begins on 'Interwoven' on Bannock Street
The 28,680-square-foot mural called "Interwoven" is being painted on Bannock Street between 14th and Colfax avenues.
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