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Storytellers

After husband's suicide, wife takes over business

9:50 PM, Feb 1, 2012

DENVER - It's a business that's been part of her life for 25 years, but not one she ever intended to take over. Tammy Cunningham is a life coach, she helps people feel empowered, focused and capable of pursuing their passion.

Museum's art keeps leaving, but it always returns

9:19 PM, Jan 29, 2012

DENVER - An exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Denver allows people to leave with a piece of living artwork and invites them to set it free to return to the museum on its own.

JFK hearse delivered to Colorado man

4:27 AM, Jan 26, 2012

LONGMONT - A Boulder County man who collects hundreds of unique vehicles just purchased the hearse that carried John F. Kennedy.

Teams race to stock food pantry in need

10:56 PM, Jan 24, 2012

AURORA - This last year has proven difficult for homeless shelters and food pantries across Colorado. Donations simply weren't there.

7-year-old applauds new concussion rules

9:20 PM, Jan 22, 2012

JEFFERSON COUNTY - When Dylan Hearn steps up to the plate at batting practice for his little league baseball team, his coach is watching his swing. He's watching his footsteps. And, he's been trained to watch for signs of a concussion.

High chair saves the life of a dog

5:43 PM, Jan 20, 2012

LOVELAND - Any pet owner will tell you that when you let a dog into your home, you let them into your heart as well.

Traumatized turtle's shell reconstructed with fiberglass

9:42 PM, Jan 17, 2012

AURORA - Ever hear the one about the turtle who tried crossing the road, but was hit by a car and then attacked by vicious dogs? No? Well, the turtle's name is "Scorch" and his story has a pretty neat ending.

Art, in the eye of the beholder

9:06 PM, Jan 15, 2012

DENVER - Art, much like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. What one eye sees, another ignores. Perspective is everything.

Storytellers: The Old Louisville Inn Ghost

9:22 PM, Jan 8, 2012

LOUISVILLE - For more than a century, the Old Louisville Inn in Boulder County has had one consistent patron.

Chess provides refuge for economic downtrodden

4:57 PM, Jan 7, 2012

DENVER - Down on the 16th Street Mall, there's a place where anybody can be king. And, if you ask them about the kingdom, they say someone's been making the wrong moves.

David's story: From homeless to meeting Martha Stewart

5:22 PM, Jan 2, 2012

DENVER - In any uplifting story, there is usually a rock bottom. David Bondarchuck's story hit rock bottom when he was 16 years old.

Wyoming's interesting animal

7:44 AM, Jan 2, 2012

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - If you drive up and down the rural roads that snake through Wyoming you'll eventually run in to some interesting animals. Chances are you'll see some Bison, antelope and deer. And if you're really lucky, you'll even see some camels.

Remembering Pearl Harbor: The goodbye

6:56 PM, Dec 31, 2011

PEARL HARBOR, HI - All throughout our week in Hawaii, it was clear to many of the survivors that a return trip for the 75th anniversary in 2016 would be highly unlikely.

Remembering Pearl Harbor: The resting place of the heroes

5:47 PM, Dec 30, 2011

HONOLULU, HI - It is a fitting place for heroes. High on a hill that Hawaiians call, "Puowaina," the "Hill of Sacrifice," you find American servicemen and women who did just that.

Inmate uses jail sentence to create art

6:47 PM, Dec 29, 2011

WALDEN - The Jackson County Jail in Walden currently houses just one inmate. His name is Dan DeGood, and the 49-year-old, behind bars for DUI, has blossomed into a woodworking artist who has plenty of time to hone his craft.

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