Melissa Blasius
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Woman who lost $510K warns about online profiles
A Centennial woman says what she wrote in her online dating profile may have made her an attractive target for a romance scam that cost her $510,000. → Read More
Former Ft. Carson soldier receives Medal of Honor
A former Fort Carson army captain, credited with saving many soldiers' lives after tackling a suicide bomber in Afghanistan, received the Medal of Honor Thursday. → Read More
VA construction officials received performance bonuses
The Department of Veterans Affairs gave performance bonuses last year to several officials involved in the bungled VA hospital project in Aurora. → Read More
Arvada woman to donate POW's secret lists
KUSA - An Arvada woman plans to donate her uncle's military papers to the Library of Congress, including secret handwritten prisoner lists he kept as → Read More
How the VA chooses who gets Hepatitis C cure
How the VA chooses who gets Hepatitis C treatment. → Read More
Video released in jail dehydration death
KUSA - 9Wants to Know has obtained video from inside the Adams County jail showing the last hours of Tyler Tabor's life. Tabor, 25, was found → Read More
Court records: Road rage suspect snorted meth
Court records indicate a man accused in a Centennial road rage incident had been snorting meth prior to shooting at a stranger's car. → Read More
Jeffco School Board member facing recall says son was bullied
A video produced by a libertarian activist group is upping the emotional ante in the Jeffco School Board recall election. → Read More
Jeffco School Board member facing recall says son was bullied
A video produced by a libertarian activist group is upping the emotional ante in the Jeffco School Board recall election. → Read More
Audit: RTD's punishment for texting bus drivers 'insufficient'
A state audit has identified 19 RTD drivers who were looking at their electronic devices instead of the road in front of them. → Read More
Red Rocks demand squeezes out people with disabilities
KUSA - At Red Rocks Amphitheatre, able-bodied people have found ways to buy the front row seats reserved for people with disabilities. → Read More
Some fans ignore disability seating rules at Red Rocks
At one of the nation's most popular music venues, some seating rules are striking a sour note with concertgoers. → Read More
Anti-gang activist found not guilty in attempted-murder case
The jury found Terrance Roberts not guilty on all charges. He was facing attempted murder and assault charges. → Read More
Opening statements begin in anti-gang activist trial
Opening statements began Wednesday in the attempted murder trial of anti-gang activist Terrance Roberts. → Read More
More DMV computer glitches frustrate drivers
A computer glitch made it impossible for anyone to get a driver's license in Colorado for a few hours Friday morning. → Read More
Ending veteran homelessness in Denver
While the Department of Veterans Affairs will fall short of its goal to end veteran homelessness in 2015, the agency is making significant progress with the help of community partners. → Read More
Items of interest found in new Redwine search
New items of interest were found during a weekend search that could be related to the Dylan Redwine murder case, according to a La Plata County Sheriff's Office spokesman. → Read More
DU Law School is violating Equal Pay Act
The University of Denver is violating federal law by paying female law professors less than their male counterparts, according to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. → Read More
VA won't release names of doctors performing brain injury exams
The Denver Veterans Affairs Medical Center has refused to release the names of doctors who are performing initial exams for traumatic brain injuries. → Read More
Mark Redwine blames ex-wife for Dylan's disappearance, death
DURANGO - A day after the La Plata County Sheriff's Office named Mark Redwine as a person of interest in the death of his son Dylan, paperwork filed → Read More