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Inauguration marks new political era, need for national healing
Even with the presidential inauguration now over, deep divisions remain in the country. They may seem insurmountable. Experts explained what it might take to get different sides together and how. → Read More
New tech that uses UV lights may help create safer workplaces amid COVID-19
With millions of Americans still working at home, you may be wondering when it might be safe to go back to the office again. One company decided to take matters into their own hands, using technology to try and keep the coronavirus out of the workplace. → Read More
Horses helping families of fallen military
They are the survivors of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. This week, the families of fallen military personnel from across the country are spending time together in a place a little outside their comfort zone -- on a dude ranch on the Eastern Plains. → Read More
Disaster relief app developed with space tech
Her day job includes working at Lockheed Martin Space Systems on the Orion spacecraft, which will eventually carry the first humans to Mars. Her side job is something else she is working on there. → Read More
Girl Scouts bridging generation gap through technology
During this season of reflection and giving, a local Girl Scout troop is working to give back in a different way. → Read More
Colorado space company seeking out veterans for jobs
A unique partnership between Lockheed Martin and a technical institute is targeting Colorado veterans for employment. → Read More
Ahead of CO Water Plan release, a look at Waterton Canyon
The plan is two years in the making and the final version is set to be released on Thursday. → Read More
New History Colorado exhibit focuses on homelessness
You don’t normally think of the homeless as being part of a museum exhibit, but History Colorado is trying to change that. → Read More
Church, community celebrates Cambodian girl's recovery
Last year, we told you the story of a Cambodian girl in need of life-saving surgery. She is now well enough to go home. → Read More
Parents raising awareness of skin disease known as "EB"
Doctors have called it "the worst disease you never heard of." → Read More
Firefighters run Rock 'n Roll half-marathon in full gear
The group of firefighters took on the challenge in honor of fellow firefighters battling cancer. → Read More
Oldest Colorado parish still thriving near Conejos
It's a stillness found deep in the San Luis Valley, one that can be found in a special place attracting its share of locals, visitors and pilgrims. → Read More
Arrest made in Lakewood toddler death
Lakewood Police have arrested Roman Paul Morales on Tuesday in connection with the death of a 2-year-old boy. → Read More
EPA: Animas River is on the mend
The water in the Animas River is on the mend, according to the state health department and the EPA. → Read More
WWII vet shares his memory of capturing a Japanese ship
The incident came to be the largest enemy vessel captured by the Allies during World War II using the fewest number of men. → Read More
Power could be restored near Conifer by Tuesday afternoon
The power loss is due to an outage on the Xcel Energy transmission line that provides power to IREA's grid in the area. → Read More
Program uses music to combat Alzheimer's
A pilot program at a Denver retirement community is using music to get through to those suffering from Alzheimer's. → Read More
Colorado astronaut travels to space station
As a NASA astronaut, Dr. Kjell Lindgren is reaching the highest levels a human can go and he has roots here in Colorado. → Read More
Half-marathon canceled after buses don't show up
The bus situation left 1,700 runners unable to get to the Revel Rockies half-marathon. → Read More
Lockheed Martin unveils new Orion spacecraft test lab
NASA's Orion spacecraft is designed to carry the first humans to Mars in the 2030s. → Read More