Jon Bowman
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Denver, CO, United States
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NexGeneration: Home Affordable High Technology
DENVER —In a small electronics store on 17th and Stout Streets, in downtown Denver, NexGeneration is taking watching television to another level -- a level that can save consumers cash. “The techn... → Read More
Traffic fatalities climb in Denver and Aurora
DENVER -- In Aurora, the number of traffic fatalities continues to go up as the year comes to an end. In 2014, there were 19 fatalities but this year, with a month to go, 25 have been killed in car... → Read More
Traffic fatalities climb in Denver and Aurora
DENVER -- In Aurora, the number of traffic fatalities continues to go up as the year comes to an end. In 2014, there were 19 fatalities but this year, with a month to go, 25 have been killed in car... → Read More
Problem Solvers help woman get back into her apartment
EDGEWATER, Colo. — Yvette Casias is current on her rent but found herself locked out of her yard and apartment due to a rent hassle with her landlord. We told you about the woman and her ‘locked-ou... → Read More
Problem Solvers help woman get back into her apartment
EDGEWATER, Colo. -- Yvette Casias is current on her rent but found herself locked out of her yard and apartment due to a rent hassle with her landlord. We told you about the woman and her ‘locked-o... → Read More
Giving Tuesday: Help those who Help Others
DENVER —The Tuesday following Black Friday and Cyber Monday is Giving Tuesday -- a day designed to help the groups and organizations which help people around the globe. Set up by the richest of the... → Read More
Denver Broncos help prepare meals for those in need
DENVER —The Denver ‘D’ showed up at the Salvation Army to help prepare food for the community dinner on Thursday at the Colorado Convention Center. It is an annual tradition which began with Eric D... → Read More
Bruce Randolph Thanksgiving Day tradition continues
DENVER —A holiday tradition begun some 51 years ago rolls on in Denver. “ Daddy Bruce Randolph had a small eatery—BBQ house—on 34th and Gilpin for years,” said Pastor Ron Wooding. “The first year h... → Read More
Bruce Randolph Thanksgiving Day tradition continues
DENVER —A holiday tradition begun some 51 years ago rolls on in Denver. “ Daddy Bruce Randolph had a small eatery—BBQ house—on 34th and Gilpin for years,” said Pastor Ron Wooding. “The first year h... → Read More
Pioneer Paul Stewart, Black American West Museum founder, dies at 89
DENVER -- Since the 1950s, Paul Stewart brought the old west and the contributions African Americans made to it. The true pioneer in every sense of the word died at the age of 89 at his home in Aur... → Read More
Pioneer Paul Stewart, Black American West Museum founder, dies at 89
DENVER -- Since the 1950s, Paul Stewart brought the old west and the contributions African Americans made to it. The true pioneer in every sense of the word died at the age of 89 at his home in Aur... → Read More
Blind man awarded $400,000 in police brutality suit
DENVER — A Federal Court jury has awarded Philip White of Eagle/Vail $300,000 in punitive damages and $100,000 in compensatory damages, but the final total could be well over a half million ... → Read More
City Grille’s new menu item: ‘Trump burger’
DENVER -- The City Grille is long known for its named hamburgers, 'The Lobyist' and 'The Hangover' are among the best. But now, City Grille has a new burger on the menu, 'The Trump.' So now, you ca... → Read More
Veterans on Weed for Warriors campaign tour stop in Denver
AURORA, Colo. —The Weed for Warriors Project is heading to the Washington D.C. They are making a 12-city Cannonball Run rally to be in the Capitol on Veteran’s Day. “We are demanding changes in the... → Read More
Non-stop flights from Denver to Munich coming back in May
DENVER -- Already the 17th busiest airport in the world and the fifth-busiest skyport in the United States, with more than 53 million boardings each year, the 20-year old airport on the plains, is ... → Read More
Riverside Cemetery hosts moonlight history tours
DENVER -- Riverside is Denver’s old-first cemetery, established in 1876, the year Colorado became a state. The graveyard is also a tour through Colorado history, many of the monuments and tomb ston... → Read More
The ‘Marijuana Show’ gives ganjapreneurs another chance in the Mile High City
DENVER -- The Shark Tank for Ganjapreneurs is rolling in Denver this weekend, giving contestants a chance to pitch cannabis ideas to accredited investors for a chance to win more than $10 million i... → Read More
Denver man continues fight against photo radar vans
SHERIDAN, Colo. —Paul Houston is a man on a mission. Since July, he has been fighting a one-man sign battle against Sheridan’s Photo Radar Van program. “I live in Denver, but it is much easier to t... → Read More
Residents of Denver building sort through ashes for important documents
DENVER —Dozens of residents who were chased from their homes by fire on Wednesday, were back at the complex trying to recover property they left behind while escaping the blaze. “We couldn’t get ou... → Read More
RTD conducts commuter rail safety test; Trains hit 45 mph on A Line to DIA
DENVER -- A big day for RTD’s commuter rail line between Union Station and Denver International Airport. Friday, federal safety officials were on board for crossing guard testing at the 12 intersec... → Read More