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AURORA – In the world today, there are only 100 living recipients of the nation's highest distinction – the Medal of Honor. Thursday, 30 of them visited schools throughout the Front Range to share their stories. [ more... ]
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LOUISVILLE - Knitters in Littleton and Louisville are part of a growing list of people from all over the world who are working together to make history. They are assembling the world's biggest sock at Mew Mew's Yarn Shop in Louisville. [ more... ]
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AURORA - When you've spent much of your life in hospital rooms and doctor's offices, getting the chance to be like every other kid can be a pretty good prescription for feeling better. [ more... ]
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PARKER - Fourteen years ago, Terri Thomas got the news that every parent fears. Her 13-year-old daughter, Dana, had leukemia. [ more... ]
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LOVELAND – You just need to see the cracks and hear the creaks to know Chris Hahn's porch has seen better days. The truth is, as Hahn sits on that old porch and tells his story, you realize Hahn has seen better days as well. [ more... ]
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DENVER – Pieces of art are popping up around the city in the oddest places. The artists are largely anonymous and sometimes they work at night when no one's watching. [ more... ]
LITTLETON – Nine-year-old Kenny Lajoy did a huge cannon ball jump into the water with a big smile on his face. He seemed fearless. [ more... ]
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HAXTUN - It started way back in 1870 when their grandfather tilled some land in north-central Kansas. After 138 years, one dust bowl, countless storms and economic downturns later, the Anderson family is still growing wheat on 7,000 acres in northeast Colorado. [ more... ]
DENVER – He holds the pick between two toes as he creates his music. [ more... ]
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FORT CARSON - Volunteer anglers are teaching fly fishing to disabled veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. [ more... ]
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JEFFERSON COUNTY – Fifteen-year-old Erika Blair saddles up on her horse Chocolate Chip. Blair and five other girls are volunteering to comb through open spaces on horse back making sure people are following the rules. [ more... ]
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STERLING – When the box was sealed away in the cornerstone of a bank 50 years ago, just thinking about the year 2008 had a futuristic and foreign feel. [ more... ]
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DENVER – At the Denver's Children's Home, staff members work with kids who have often found themselves on the wrong side of life. Now, they're being a taught a way to manage their own stress and aggression – through Yoga. [ more... ]
DENVER - She knew the word "thank." She knew that if she put that in front of the word "you" it would indicate a sense of gratitude. But other than that Gabi knew little else about the country she was about to enter. [ more... ]
KUSA - The dusty roads and a covered pickup truck are among Tooru Nakahira's first memories of the first camp he ever attended in southeastern Colorado. He would not remember the 1942 experience for its horseback riding, swimming or archery, but for the fact he was not allowed to leave for more than three years. [ more... ]
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LAKEWOOD - They wear the same jerseys and hats as their professional counterparts, but perhaps the greatest similarity between the two is a deep love of the game. [ more... ]
DENVER – In Sue Mencer's office, the stories behind the pictures and plaques have the makings of a suspense novel. [ more... ]
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