kdvr – denver, co
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KDVR – Denver, CO This report covers the time period November 1, 2005 to October 31, 2007
(except where otherwise specifically noted).
I. PROGRAMMING
a. Local Newscasts: KDVR airs 32 hours of local news each week, at the following times:
Monday – Friday, 5: a.m. – 10 a.m. Monday – Friday, 9 p.m. – 10 p.m. Saturday – Sunday: 5 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Saturday – Sunday: 9 p.m. – 9:30p
Provided below is a brief summary of important local news issues covered in local news broadcasts: • Public Safety: Stories were aired about increased gang activity
in Greenwood and Boulder, and community action to remove graffiti often associated with gangs. KDVR devoted several segments to the dramatic increase in burglaries and car thefts, as well as the first Colorado conviction for a road rage-related homicide.
• Weather: Coverage of inclement weather conditions, including an F3 tornado in the Town of Holly, heavy snowfalls resulting in road closures, and subsequent flooding.
• Transportation: Stories about the rising cost of fuel, and proposals for alternative energy sources, including corn ethanol, solar power and wind power.
• Environment: Segments aired about the destruction of trees by pine beetles, potential health risks associated with the construction of a uranium mine in the town of Nunn, and encroachment by wild animals (such as mountain lions and elk) into city neighborhoods.
• Health: KDFW aired health segments about cancer research, autism, and the new smoking ban in Denver.
• Children: Reports about increased vandalism in local schools, lead poisoning in buildings, and community protests against school closures due to falling attendance and poor standardized test results.
• Homelessness: With Denver ranked as the eighth most expensive city in the U.S., a local survey revealed that homelessness was Denver’s biggest problem. Stories were aired about a proposal to ban the homeless from lying in the city streets, and the “Housing First” program to provide shelter to the homeless, especially during the cold and snowy winters.
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• Consumer: Numerous stories were aired about the rising prices of food and gas.
b. Breaking News: KDVR broke into and/or preempted regularly-
scheduled programming at least 150 times during the period covered by this report in order to bring its viewers breaking news or disaster information. This coverage included extensive reports of severe weather conditions (e.g., tornadoes, blizzards), wildfires, emerging local news, and traffic information
c. Local News: The station is committed to local journalism and
covering local news. This includes the assignment of reporters to specific community-based beats.
i. Coverage of local news stories include:
• DFL Animals (“Dumb Friends League): Segment on morning news show, featuring animals for adoption at the local Humane Society shelter
• Fox Files: A look at community issues effecting Coloradoans, including investigative pieces.
ii. Many news stories aired were of particular importance to
minority, disabled and other special interest groups in Denver, such as: • Impact on elections by Hispanic voters • Rally and march against Iraq War • Amendment 44 (legalizing marijuana) • Dragon Boat Festival, an event honoring the Asian-
American/Pacific Island cultures • Cinco De Mayo
A comprehensive list of local news stories is attached as Exhibit 1.
d. Public Affairs Programming: The following program was produced
by KDVR: • Colorado 2031: Weekly Sunday show that addresses today's
issues that will impact life in Colorado in the future, including illegal immigration, transportation issues, the economy, and elections. A comprehensive list of issues covered in Colorado 2031 is attached as Exhibit 2.
• Colorado's Most Wanted/Crimestoppers: Every week, KDVR collaborates with Crimestoppers to produce and air a story about an unsolved crime in the community. The station also produces a quarterly program, Colorado's Most Wanted, where it reviews unsolved crimes and asks viewers to phone in tips to a live phone bank manned at the station.
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• On-Target Weather Specials: KDVR produces an "On-Target Weather Special" at the beginning of Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter, to viewers with tips and information about preparing for severe weather.
• Zappolo's People: An in-studio produced public affairs special aired quarterly, with anchor Ron Zappolo interviewing leaders in the business, minority, political, philanthropy, entertainment and sports communities in Colorado and around the Nation.
e. Political Programming KDVR has devoted extensive time to coverage of political issues
important to its viewers; in fact, 102 minutes of airtime was used. During the time period covered by this report, for instance, there was significant coverage of legislation designed to legalize the use of marijuana, curb illegal immigration, and interviews with presidential candidates and foreign leaders. In addition to airing debates between candidates for local, state and national office and election results, KDVR also provided special coverage of the Colorado Governor’s inauguration.
A complete list of political programming is attached as Exhibit 3. f. Awards and Recognition:
• 2 Emmy Awards (2005) • 7 National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) Awards
(2006) • 4 Emmy Awards (2007) • 5 NPPA Awards (2007)
A complete list of nominations is attached as Exhibit 4, as well as a
complete list of awards and recognition, as Exhibit 5.
II. PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS (PSAS):
In the Jan 8-21, 2007 report period, KDVR aired 138:35 minutes of PSAs, including the following subjects: • Army National Guard • V-Chip Ratings • Drunk driving prevention • Drug prevention • Tolerance
In the June 11-24, 2007 report period, KDVR aired 154:55 minutes of PSAs on the following subjects:
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• Health – diabetes • Education • Environment • Religious tolerance • Education • A comprehensive list of PSAs aired is attached as Exhibit 6.
III. PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY
KDVR's on-air newscasters and behind-the-scenes employees have made a commitment to participate in the Denver community. Station management, on-air talent and employees participate in numerous community organizations, such as Xcelente and the Dumb Friends League (local chapter of the Humane Society). Management, on-air talent and staff also attend quarterly ascertainment meetings held by the Colorado Broadcaster Association. Various community leaders are invited to voice their community concerns during those events. Station employees participate in many community activities, such as: • Emcee, Dragon Boat Festival • Guest speaker, Ralston Elementary • Bartender, Special Olympics fundraiser • Guest reader, Montebello Library • Participant, New West Festival
KDVR management and on-air talent sit on the boards of local organizations, including the Adoption Exchange, Colorado Youth Symphony, Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund and Downtown Denver YMCA. Employees are members of many diverse organizations, such as the National Association of Black Journalists Attached as Exhibit 7 is a detailed list of ascertainment activities.
IV. INTERNET
MyFoxColorado.com provides around-the-clock coverage of local news, sports, business and entertainment news. The weather and traffic sections are also updated 24/7 with real-time traffic incident reports, weather radar and satellite imagery and hyper-local forecast information. The site also features a programming guide, business listings and civic information. MyFoxColorado.com has, arguably, the most robust blog and message board platform in the Denver local news market, allowing users to
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exchange ideas and information, create profiles and upload photographs. While entire newscasts are not archived online, the station’s web staff posts numerous video segments from each newscast. MyFoxColorado.com also features a mobile application for cell phone and wireless devices (wap.myfoxcolorado.com) which includes many of the same features on the main website.
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EXHIBIT 1
KDVR – DENVER, CO LOCAL NEWSCASTS
SEGMENT DESCRIPTION DFL ANIMALS ON WEDNESDAYS THE DUMB FRIENDS LEAGUE
(NON-PROFIT ANIMAL SHELTER) APPEARS ON GOOD DAY COLORADO FOX FILES LOOK AT COMMUNITY ISSUES EFFECTING COLORADOANS;
INCLUDES INVESTIGATIVE PIECES
PUBLIC SAFETY 11/17/05 9pm WORRIED PARENTS COME TOGETHER IN DENVER TO
LEARN HOW TO PROTECT THEIR CHILDREN FROM PREDATORS. THERE HAVE BEEN FIVE ATTEMPTED ABDUCTIONS IN THE DENVER SCHOOL DISTRICT SINCE SCHOOL BEGAN (1:54 SEC)
11/28/05 5am POLICE ACROSS THE METRO AREA ARE STARTING A
CAMPAIGN TO PUT A STOP TO CAR THEFTS (:60 SEC) 12/27/05 7am POLICE SAY BURGLARS DRIVE THROUGH
NEIGHBORHOODS, LOOKING FOR SOMETHING WORTH STEALING IN YOUR CHRISTMAS TRASH. (:42 SEC)
12/28/05 9pm GASOLINE THEFTS AND HOW TO PREVENT IT. (1:50
SEC) 1/14/06 9pm OVER A 4 YEAR PERIOD BEGINNING IN THE YEAR 2000,
NEARLY TWICE AS MANY SNOWMOBILERS DIED IN AVALANCHES THAN SKIERS. (1:57 SEC)
1/18/06 9pm ORGANIZED GANGS HAVE TAKEN TO SHOPLIFTING.
(3:32 SEC) 1/25/06 6am NEW THIS MORNING....OVER 580 SEXUAL OFFENDERS
HAVE FAILED TO REGISTER IN COLORADO. (3:30 SEC) 2/3/06 9pm FIRE SAFETY CONCERNS TONIGHT AT JEFFERSON
COUNTY SCHOOLS. (1:22 SEC)
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3/4/06 9pm THE CITY OF AURORA IS TAKING OUT THE CRIME AND
TRYING TO IMPROVE THE COLFAX CORRIDOR. THE PROGRAM IS CALLED WEED AND SEED. (1:46 SEC)
3/31/06 9pm A FAKE POLICE OFFICERS PULLS OVER A WOMAN AND
SEXUALLY ASSAULTS HER. (1:50 SEC) 4/18/06 6am THE SEARCH IS ON FOR THREE MEN...POLICE SAY
ATTACKED TWO WOMEN. (3:30 SEC) 4/21/06 9pm A FOX EXCLUSIVE TONIGHT -- AN ARMED ROBBER
CAUGHT ON CAMERA. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS INCIDENT, YOU ARE ASKED TO CALL AURORA POLICE AT 303-739-6122. (1:32 SEC)
4/28/06 7am PEOPLE IN DENVER'S WASH PARK ON EDGE THIS
MORNING. A DRASTIC SPIKE IN CRIME THERE RECENTLY. (4:00 SEC)
5/2/06 9pm THIEVES STEALING CARS TO STEAL THE DRIVES
IDENTITY. (1:24 SEC) 5/26/06 6am IF YOU PLAN ON COOKING OR CAMPING THIS HOLIDAY
WEEKEND.... BEWARE.... THERE IS A VERY SERIOUS FIRE DANGER OUT THERE AND MANY COUNTIES HAVE CONDITIONAL BANS IN EFFECT. (3:30 SEC)
6/22/06 9pm DETECTIVES FINDING AT LEAST 20 STOLEN CARS AT A
MAJOR CHOP SHOP. (1:17 SEC) 6/29/06 9pm FOX-31 UNDERCOVER FOUND STATE LAWS
REGULATING AMUSEMENT PARKS IN COLORADO - PALE IN COMPARISON TO OTHER STATES. (3:57 SEC)
7/6/06 6am SHOTS RANG OUT IN TWO DENVER NEIGHBORHOODS.
FIRST AT ST. PAUL AND 37TH...THEN JUST HOURS LATER AT 33RD AND JASMINE. (3:30 SEC)
7/11/06 6am IF YOU PLAN ON TUBING IN BOULDER COUNTY
TODAY... .. BEWARE OF HIGH WATER.THE COUNTY IS ISSUING A "HIGH WATER ADVISEMENT" FROM BARKER DAM TO THE WELD COUNTY LINE ALONG BOULDER CREEK (1:01 SEC)
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7/12/06 9pm TWO MORE BANKS HELD UP IN THE DENVER AREA TODAY.... (1:58 SEC)
8/24/06 9pm BOULDER POLICE WARNING RESIDENTS TONIGHT OF
SOME NEW BREAK-INS. (1:57 SEC) 8/25/06 9pm SHOTS FIRED BY A GUNMAN AT THE AURORA
CATHOLIC CREDIT UNION. (1:28 SEC) 8/29/06 9pm A GROWING NUMBER OF COLORADANS ARE SETTING
THEIR CARS ON FIRE.(1:45 SEC) 9/11/06 9pm THE WOMAN WAS BLOODIED AND BRUISED IN HER
HOME IN THE 99-HUNDRED BLOCK OF EAST EVANS IN AURORA (1:44 SEC)
9/12/06 8am NEW THIS MORNING....A NEW WAY TO REPORT
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY. INSTEAD OF CALLING POLICE…..OR IGNORING SOMETHING YOU THINK IS OUT OF PLACE….YOU CAN NOW GO ONLINE..AND MAKE A REPORT. THE SITE…LAUNCHED MONDAY BY THE COLORADO INFORMATION ANALYSIS CENTER.(3:00 SEC)
9/20/06 8am NO CRIME IS TOO SMALL... AS DENVER POLICE GET
SET TO EXPAND A CONTROVERSIAL CRIME-FIGHTING PROGRAM (:35 SEC)
10/29/06 9pm SEARCHING FOR PERPETRATORS OF DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE (1:35 SEC) 10/30/06 7am TWELVE COLORADO CITIES RANK IN THE STUDY OF
THE MOST DANGEROUS CITIES IN AMERICA. (2:56 SEC) 10/31/06 9pm THREAT OF IDENTITY THEFT (1:52 SEC) 11/6/06 9pm INVESTIGATORS ARE LOOKING FOR TWO CRIMINALS
WHO HELD UP A DOUGLAS COUNTY GUNSTORE AND CLEANED OUT THE HANDGUN CASE (1:59 SEC)
11/21/06 9pm MAIL THIEVES IN BOULDER COUNTY HAVE HIT AGAIN.
(1:43 SEC) 11/22/06 9pm TECHNOLOGY USED IN AIRPORTS TO SCAN
TRAVELERS. AND BY THE MILITARY TO IDENTIFY TERRORISTS IS NOW FINDING ITS WAY INTO LOCAL JAILS. (1:50 SEC)
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12/1/06 9pm THREE CASES IN FOUR DAYS..ANOTHER MINI-VAN FULL OF SUSPECTED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IS STOPPED ALONG I-70. (1:53 SEC)
12/4/06 5am ARE MORE SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS COMING TO
DENVER? (2:30 SEC) 12/30/06 9pm THE PILES OF SNOW CONTINUE TO BE A PROBLEM
FOR FIREFIGHTERS IN THE AREA. HYDRANTS ARE BURIED. (1:33 SEC)
1/11/07 8am DENVER POLCIE BELIEVE THEY KNOW WHO SHOT
AND KILLED BRONCO'S CORNERBACK DARRENT WILLIAMS. THEY ALREADY HAVE ONE SUSPECT IN CUSTODY. THE S-U-V USED IN THE SHOOTING IS REGISTERED TO A KNOWN GANG MEMBER. (4:20 SEC)
1/26/07 6am FOR THE FIRST TIME IN COLORADO HISTORY, A MAN
ACCUSED OF CAUSING A ROAD RAGE CRASH... IS CONVICTED OF FIRST-DEGREE MURDER (1:14 SEC)
1/30/07 5am THIS MORNING A JEFFERSON COUNTY NEIGHBORHOOD IS BEING
WARNED ABOUT A SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATOR WHO IS MOVING INTO TOWN (:56 SEC)
2/6/07 9pm THOUSANDS OF COLORADO SKIERS AND BOARDERS
FALL VICTIM TO HACKERS 2/23/07 9pm AN IMPORTANT CLUE REVEALED TONIGHT IN THE
INVESTIGATION OF A POSSIBLE HATE CRIME IN BOULDER (2:08 SEC)
2/25/07 9pm LEWDNESS AT THE LIBRARY. A REGISTERED SEX
OFFENDER ARRESTED IN LAKEWOOD (1:50 SEC) 3/23/07 5am NEW THIS MORNING...KEEPING DOWNTOWN DENVER
SAFE. THE REVITALIZATION OF THE 16TH STREET MALL HAS BEEN UNDERWAY FOR YEARS. NOW, THE STRIP BOASTS DOZENS OF RESTAURANTS, SHOPS AND THINGS TO DO. STILL, CRIME IN THE AREA IS PUSHING SOME PEOPLE TO TRAVEL IN GROUPS WHEN THEY HEAD OUT (1:45 SEC)
3/23/07 9pm A MANHUNT IS UNDERWAY TONIGHT FOR A DENVER
MAN WANTED FOR SEXUALLY ASSAULTING A VERY YOUNG CHILD... IN BROAD DAYLIGHT (2:03 SEC)
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3/25/07 5pm A VIOLENT CRIME SPREE IN DENVER OVER THE WEEKEND. TWO MEN ROBBING - AND SOMETIMES SHOOTING - VICTIMS AT BUS STOPS OR LIGHT RAIL STATIONS.THE MOST RECENT - HAPPENING THIS MORNING NEAR THE LIGHT RAIL STATION ON 25TH AND WELTON (1:10 SEC)
4/5/07 9pm THEY DUBBED HIM THE "LAPTOP BANDIT"...
ALLEGEDLY STRIKING SEVERAL TIMES. A MAN WHO STOLE COMPUTERS IN COFFEE SHOPS AT GUNPOINT (2:02 SEC)
4/26/07 5am THIS MORNING THERE'S A WARNING TO HOME
OWNERS, ABOUT A RASH OF BURGLARIES IN JEFFERSON COUNTY (:55 SEC)
4/27/07 9pm A WARNING ABOUT A PLAGUE EXPANDS TONIGHT IN
THE METRO AREA...FIVE SQUIRRELS AND A RABBIT HAVE NOW TESTED POSITIVE FOR THE DISEASE... ALL FOUND AROUND CITY PARK IN DENVER (2:01 SEC)
5/3/07 8am NEW THIS MORNING....DRUG DEALERS REACHING AN
ALL TIME LOW. THEY ARE NOW ADDING CANDY FLAVORS TO METHAMPHETAMINE. POLICE SAY IT'S JUST ONE MORE WAY FOR PUSHERS TO GET THOSE DRUGS INTO THE HANDS OF KIDS (1:30 SEC)
5/4/07 9pm DENVER POLICE DECLARING A VICTORY OVER CAR
THIEVES NEAR D-I-A...THE HOTELS AROUND 72-ND AND TOWER HAD BEEN A FAVORITE FOR CAR THEIVES UNTIL HOTEL OWNERS AND POLICE BEGAN WORKING TOGETHER (1:27 SEC)
5/7/07 9pm FOX 31 NEWS LEARNING A MASSIVE GANG ROUNDUP
IS SHAKING LOSE CRUCIAL INFORMATION THAT POLICE BELIEVE POINTS TO THE KILLER ... AND HIS ACCOMPLICES ... IN THE MURDER OF BRONCOS CORNERRBACK DARRENT WILLIAMS (2:17 SEC)
6/2/07 9pm IN TONIGHT'S COLORADO'S MOST WANTED..A
FRIGHTENING ORDEAL FOR AN ARAPAHOE COUNTY MOTHER. A MAN JUMPED INTO HER CAR.. FORCED HER OUT.. AND NEARLY RAN OVER HER. SHE DID GET A GOOD LOOK AT THE GUY.. AND IS HOPING YOU CAN HELP IDENTIFY HIM (1:49 SEC)
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6/6/07 9pm DENVER POLICE PICK A CONVICTED SEX OFFENDER ...LIVING NEAR A DAYCARE CENTER...THE MAN HAD FAILED TO REGISTER AND WAS LIVING IN THE 17-HUNDRED BLOCK OF HIGH STREET... A FEW FEET OF A DAYCARE CENTER AND LESS THAN A BLOCK FROM AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL(1:45 SEC)
6/20/07 9pm TONIGHT ... POLICE TELLING FOX 31 ... THEY DIDN'T
EVEN KNOW SOME OF THE MATERIALS FOUND IN A LONGMONT HOME COULD BE USED FOR EXPLOSIVES. OVER THE WEEKEND ... THEY ARRESTED THE OWNER OF THE HOME ON SUNSET DRIVE. (2:05 SEC)
7/26/07 9pm IF IT SEEMS TO YOU THAT IT'S BEEN MORE VIOLENT IN
DENVER LATELY... YOU'RE RIGHT. AND TONIGHT POLICE ARE ASKING FOR HELP IN SEVERAL UNSOLVED HOMICIDES IN RECENT WEEKS.(2:02 SEC)
7/28/07 9pm POLICE.. INVESTIGATING A POSSIBLE GANG-RELATED
SHOOTING IN AURORA TONIGHT. (1:47 SEC) 7/29/07 9pm FIRES CAN TURN DEADLY - IF YOU ARE NOT
PREPARED.(2:58 SEC) 8/16/07 9pm MORE THAN TWO DOZEN WANTED SUSPECTS BEING
ROUNDED UP IN ADAMS COUNTY THIS WEEK. (2:09 SEC) 8/20/07 8am NEW THIS MORNING...WE'RE FOCUSING ON THE FAX.
SECTIONS OF THE COLFAX CORRIDOR HAVEN'T ALWAYS HAD THE BEST REPUTATION. BUT POLICE IN AURORA ARE FOCUSING ON THE STRETCH BETWEEN YOSEMITE AND I-225.... DOING "THEIR" BEST TO TURN THAT REPUTATION AROUND. AND IF YOU LOOK AT THE FALLING CRIME RATES THERE, YOU CAN SEE THAT SO FAR THEY'VE BEEN QUITE SUCCESSFUL. (2:22 SEC)
8/29/07 9pm A STRING OF CAR BREAK-INS AT AN AURORA DOG
PARK. AND TONIGHT VICTIMS SAY THEY'RE ASKING FOR HELP TO CATCH THE BANDITS. (1:43 SEC)
9/23/07 9pm IT'S NOT OFTEN BURGLARIES MAKE THE EVENING
NEWS. BUT A BURGLARY IN THORNTON WAS SO BRAZEN... IT'S LEFT THE VICTIMS SHAKEN AND SPEAKING OUT TO WARN THEIR COMMUNITY. IT HAPPENED YESTERDAY IN THE 5-THOUSAND BLOCK OF EAST 108TH PLACE. (2:02 SEC)
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9/27/07 5am THIS MORNING POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR THE MAN WHO ROBBED A DENVER STORE AND SHOT THE CLERK IN THE MOUTH. THE SHOOTING HAPPENING AT THIRD AVENUE AND ELATI STREET, RIGHT ACROSS FROM FAIRMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (:47 SEC)
9/29/07 9pm ONE MAN IS DEAD AND A POLICE OFFICER IS INJURED
AFTER A SHOOT OUT AND SWAT STAND OFF. THE OFFICER WILL BE OK---POLICE TELL US IT ALL STARTED WTIH THE THEFT OF JUST 25 DOLLARS IN CANDY. THE SHOOTOUT HAPPENED ABOUT TWO THIS AFTERNOON AT AN APARTMENT COMPLEX ON SIXTH STREET IN WINDSOR (2:01 SEC)
10/2/07 9pm A GUNMAN ... RESPONSIBLE FOR A STRING OF
ROBBERIES AT CHECK CASHING BUSINESSES IS ON THE RUN. TONIGHT, LONGMONT POLICE ARE ASKING FOR HELP IDENTIFYING THE ROBBER (1:59 SEC)
10/19/07 9pm DENVER POLICE ISSUE AN ARREST WARRANT FOR A
MAN QUESTIONED IN THE DEATH OF A THREE YEAR OLD LITTLE GIRL. BUT THE WARRANT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH HER DEATH (1:37 SEC)
10/30/07 9pm A WARNING ABOUT A NEW CREDIT CARD READER
SCAM...THIS ONE FROM THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT IN DOUGLAS COUNTY...IT INVOLVES A DUMMY READER BEING PLACED OVER A REAL CARD READER (1:23 SEC)
11/19/07 9pm A SCAM.. SWEEPING THE NATION.. WITH TIES RIGHT
HERE IN COLORADO. TONIGHT, LARIMER COUNTY AUTHORITIES SAY DOZENS OF PEOPLE HAVE FALLEN VICTIM.. LOSING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS (1:32 SEC)
11/20/07 9pm A POLICE OFFICER...SHOT DURING A CHASE IN
COMMERCE CITY... IS RECOVERING TONIGHT. THE NINE-YEAR VETERAN WAS HIT IN THE LEG, IN HIS CRUISER... AT 58TH AND MONACO (1:42 SEC)
11/29/07 9am MORE THAN A DOZEN PEOPLE ARE BEHIND BARS THIS
MORNING AFTER A RAID AT A DENVER APARTMENT COMPLEX (:45 SEC)
12/2/07 9pm OUR TOP STORY TONIGHT.. A 19-YEAR-OLD
WOMAN TRIED TO SAVE HER DOG FROM AN ICY POND...AND IN A TRAGIC TWIST FELL THROUGH THE ICE HERSELF. THE
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ACCIDENT HAPPENED AT THE BUFFALO RUN GOLF COURSE IN COMMERCE CITY.THE WOMAN WAS UNDER WATER FOR MORE THAN AN HOUR AND DID NOT MAKE IT. (1:53 SEC)
12/5/07 9pm A FOX 31 EXCLUSIVE. A DRAMATIC ENDING TO A
TWO-YEAR SEARCH FOR A MAN ACCUSED OF ROBBING PEOPLE BY SETTING THEM ON FIRE. THE SUSPECT WANTED FOR SEVERAL ARMED ROBBERIES IN COLORADO AND ARIZONA. FBI AGENTS FROM DENVER TRACKED HIM DOWN THIS MORNING IN MESA, ARIZONA (2:01 SEC)
12/6/07 5am NEW THIS MORNING... SOLVING DENVER'S COLD
CASES. FAMILIES OF VICTIMS FIND LITTLE CLOSURE AND MANY CRIMINALS ARE STILL ROAMING THE STREETS. BUT A RECENT GRANT FROM THE U-S DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WILL HELP RE-OPEN CASES CURRENTLY UNSOLVED (1:45 SEC)
COMMUNITY
10/11/05 9pm BUSINESS WATCH, A NEW ATTEMPT TO RECLAIM
EAST COLFAX IN THE AREA BETWEEN COLORADO AND YOSEMITE. (1:55 SEC)
10/22/05 5pm A TRAGEDY THAT'S NOW BRINGING A COMMUNITY
TOGETHER. (1:37 SEC) 10/29/05 9pm COLORADO BUSINESS AND POLITICAL LEADERS
CELEBRATE A DECADE OF LEADERSHIP IN THE HISPANIC COMMUNITY. THE 10TH ANNUAL "MASCARAS FIESTA" CELEBRATES THE HISPANIC CHAMBER EDUCATION FOUNDATION AND ITS MISSION OF QUALITY EDUCATION. (:18 SEC)
11/10/05 9pm THEY'RE AFRAID OF DISCRIMINATION... AND
DEPORTATION. TONIGHT, HUNDREDS PACK A COMMUNITY MEETING IN GREELEY FIGHTING WELD COUNTY'S SUPPORT OF A PLAN TO BRING AN IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT OFFICE TO TOWN. (1:51 SEC)
11/18/05 9pm MORE THAN A DOZEN PEOPLE ARE WITHOUT WORK
AFTER A MASSIVE BLAZE AT A COLORADO LANDMARK. (1:37 SEC)
11/23/05 9pm ON THE EVE OF THANKSGIVING, FOOD BANKS ARE
DESPERATELY SEEKING YOUR HELP TONIGHT. (1:31 SEC)
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12/09/05 7am WENDY MILLER HAS COMPLETED AN OUTREACH CENTER IN HER DAUGHTERS HONOR. LACY WAS ABDUCTED AND KILLED IN 2003 AFTER BEING PULLED OVER BY A POLICE IMPERSONATOR IN FORT COLLINS. (1:07 SEC)
12/16/05 5am THE CITY OF WELLINGTON IS COMING TOGETHER
TONIGHT TO RAISE MONEY TO REBUILD IT'S COMMUNITY DAMAGED BY LAST MONTH'S HARVEST FARM FIRE (:28 SEC)
12/23/05 9pm DEBATE OVER WHETHER A MENORAH SHOULD BE
INCLUDED IN THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS' HOLIDAY DISPLAY IS NOT OVER. (:45 SEC)
12/31/05 5pm CLASSMATES OF TWO SMOKY HILL TEENS KILLED IN A
FATAL ACCIDENT ON PARKER ROAD, ARE MAKING MEMORIAL PINS THAT WILL HELP RAISE FUNDS FOR EACH OF THE YOUNGSTERS FAMILIES. (1:10 SEC)
1/29/06 9pm ONE OF COLORADO'S BIGGEST CITIES, AURORA,
COULD SOON BECOME IT'S VERY OWN COUNTY. (:41 SEC) 1/31/06 6am IN LESS THAN 24-HOURS....PIT BULLS AND OTHER
RESTRICTED DOGS ARE BEING BANNED IN AURORA. (4:00 SEC)
2/4/06 9pm THOUSANDS FILE THROUGH THE GEORGIA CAPITOL
ROTUNDA TODAY – PAYING TRIBUTE TO CORETTA SCOTT KING, THE LEGENDARY CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST AND WIFE TO MARTIN LUTHER KING. (:44 SEC)
2/23/06 9pm MANUAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CHOOSING NEW
SCHOOLS. (1:36 SEC) 2/27/06 9pm A SEA OF MOURNERS IN COLORADO SPRINGS TO
HONOR A POLICE OFFICER KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY. (1:48 SEC)
3/7/06 9pm A GROUP OF LATINO OFFICERS FILING A CLASS-
ACTION EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT AGINST THE DENVER POLICE DEPARTMENT. (1:50 SEC)
3/24/06 9pm A SMALL COMMUNITY BANDING TOGETHER TONIGHT
TO HELP TWO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS HURT IN A CAR ACCIDENT. (1:34 SEC)
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4/3/06 9pm POLICE BLAMING AN EXPLOSION IN GRAFFITI ON GANGS. (1:21 SEC)
4/19/06 6am HUNDREDS, IF NOT THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS
ACROSS DENVER ARE PLANNING TO WALK OUT OF CLASS TODAY TO SUPPORT IMMIGRANT RIGHTS. (3:30 SEC)
4/23/06 9pm CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS RALLY TO KEEP MANUAL
HIGH SCHOOL OPEN. (1:44 SEC) 5/6/06 9pm THOUSAND OF PEOPLE PACK INTO DOWNTOWN
DENVER TO CELEBRATE CINCO DE-MAYO. (1:49 SEC) 5/6/06 9pm PROTESTORS TAKE TO THE STREETS IN LYONS
BECAUSE A COMPANY THERE WANTS TO SET FIRE TO THOUSANDS OF CAR TIRES. (1:40 SEC)
5/29/06 7am THE 28TH ANNUAL BOLDER BOULDER. (3:00 SEC) 6/4/06 9pm THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE PACKED INTO CIVIC CENTER
PARK FOR CAPITOL HILL UNITED NEIGHBORHOODS PEOPLE'S FAIR. (1:30 SEC)
6/16/06 9pm CONSTRUCTION ON A MEMORIAL REMEMBERING THE
13-PEOPLE KILLED AT COLUMBINE HIGH SCHOOL IS FINALLY UNDERWAY. (2:01 SEC)
6/28/06 9pm 20-THOUSAND COMMUTERS DITCH THEIR CARS AND
HOP ON BIKES TO TAKE PART IN COLORADO'S 50TH ANNUAL BIKE TO WORK DAY. (1:22 SEC)
7/4/06 7am COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE AREA...ALREADY
PREPPING FOR A NIGHT OF FIREWORKS AND FUN THIS JULY 4TH. THE AURORA MINUCIPAL CENTER...WHERE ONE OF THE LARGEST DISPLAYS WILL BE HELD TONIGHT (3:00 SEC)
7/8/06 9pm THE HAYMAN BURN AREA GETS HIT AGAIN WITH
HEAVY RAIN. *SO* MUCH RAIN, IT FORCED PORTIONS OF A HIGHWAY TO COLLAPSE. IT ALSO DESTROYED HOMES.THE HARDEST HIT AREA IS IN WESTCREEK, NEAR WOODLAND PARK...IN DOUGLAS COUNTY. (1:55 SEC)
7/27/06 9pm AN ELEGANT EVENT IN A CITY NOT KNOWN FOR ITS
BEAUTY...THE PARADE OF HOMES OPENING THIS WEEKEND IN COMMERCE CITY... NEAR CHAMBERS AND 104TH(1:15 SEC)
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8/17/06 9pm LONG NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS IN CITY PARK
UNDERWAY. TONIGHT VOLUNTEERS OUT IN THE PARK, MEETING WITH USERS, EXPLAINING WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE HISTORIC PARK. (1:50 SEC)
8/26/06 9pm SICK OF SPEEDERS RACING THROUGH YOUR
NEIGHBORHOOD? (1:46 SEC) 8/30/06 8am CIVIC CENTER PARK IS GETTING A FACELIFT. THE
DOWNTOWN DENVER LANDMARK...READY FOR AN OVERHAUL (2:30 SEC)
9/15/06 9pm A GLOBAL CALL TO ACTION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
AROUND THE WORLD......THAT'S THE PURPOSE OF PEACE JAM 2006... GOING ON THIS WEEKEND AT D-U.(1:50 SEC)
9/20/06 8am A DENVER AREA SCHOOL, CLOSING ITS DOORS.
FLOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL...IN THE 36-HUNDRED BLOCK OF LINCOLN STREET IN ENGLEWOOD…WILL HAVE TO SHUT DOWN NEXT YEAR BECAUSE OF LOW ENROLLMENT. (3:00 SEC)
9/21/06 7am FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE REMEMBERING DETECTIVE
MIKE THOMAS THIS MORNING AS A MAN WHO GAVE HIS ALL…UNTIL THE END (3:07 SEC)
9/22/06 6am IF A PROPOSED NEW SCHOOL IS BUILT... IT WOULD BE
THE FIRST OF IT'S KIND IN OUR STATE. THE AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL WOULD BE BUILT ON THE 23 - ACRE URBAN FARM AT THE OLD STAPLETON SITE, NEAR I-70 AND HAVANA. (:29 SEC)
10/18/06 9pm DENVER CITY LEADERS WANT TO FIGURE OUT HOW
TO GET RID OF GRAFFITI. (1:53 SEC) 10/20/06 6am A NEW MALL IS OPENING UP IN THE METRO AREA. (:58
SEC) 10/30/06 7am A LOCAL SHELTER THAT TAKES IN INJURED ANIMALS
NEEDS EXTRA CASH. (2:35 SEC) 11/2/06 5am A GROUP OF PROTESTORS ARE ASKING THAT AN
AURORA SEARGENT TO BE FIRED. (2:15 SEC)
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11/6/06 9pm A WATER VALVE AROUND 81ST AND OSCEOLA BURST SENDING A RIVER OF WATER RUNNING THROUGH THE STREETS. (2:03 SEC)
11/11/06 9pm V-F-W AND AMERICAN LEGION POSTS ARE CLOSING
THEIR DOORS. (1:38 SEC) 12/3/06 9pm MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING SAY THE
HOLIDAYS ARE A PERFECT TIME TO REMIND PEOPLE NOT TO GET BEHIND THE WHEEL DRUNK. (1:40 SEC)
12/26/06 9pm AS DENVER'S METRO REGION CONTINUES TO DIG
OUT -- TRASH PICK-UPS ARE STILL LAGGING BEHIND. (2:22 SEC)
12/29/06 9pm PEOPLE LIVING IN THE SHADOWS OF DENVER'S OLD
AIRPORT STILL DIGGING OUT. (1:23 SEC) 1/23/07 9pm THE RECENT SNOW AND COLD UNCOVERING A
BIGGER PROBLEM ON DENVER STREETS. TAGGERS LEAVING THEIR MARKS ON BUILDINGS ... AND BECAUSE THE WEATHER .. THE CITY UNABLE TO CLEAR IT ALL AWAY (1:50 SEC)
1/28/07 9pm A SILENT AUCTION WAS ALSO HELD TODAY FOR THE
BERTHOUD HIGH STUDENTS CRITICALLY INJURED IN AN (1:20 SEC)
1/28/07 9pm A DENVER CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER RETIRES TONIGHT.
REVEREND JAMES PETERS WAS A COLLEAGUE AND FRIEND TO DOCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING DURING THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT (2:05 SEC)
2/4/07 9pm STARTING TOMORROW ABOUT ONE-THOUSAND
PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO COMPETE FOR ABOUT 20 FIREFIGHTER POSITIONS AT WEST METRO FIRE(1:49 SEC)
2/12/07 9pm IT'S A LIFE-SAVING MACHINE... AND ONE THAT A
WESTMINISTER MAN NEVER EXPECTED TO NEED (1:48 SEC) 2/26/07 9pm GANGS IN GREENWOOD VILLAGE. CRIPS IN CHERRY
CREEK. BLOODS IN BOULDER. AREAS THAT WERE ONCE THOUGHT TO BE SAFE HAVE A GROWING GANG PROBLEM. (4:11 SEC)
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3/22/07 5am THE FACE OF COLORADO IS CHANGING--THIS FROM A NEW REPORT FROM THE U-S CENSUS BUREAU. THE AGENCY IS REPORTING THE DENVER METRO REGION GAINED THE LARGEST NUMBER OF IMMIGRANTS OVER THE PAST SIX YEARS (1:45 SEC)
3/30/07 8am THE AURORA POLICE DEPARTMENT...IS BURYING A
BROTHER THIS MORNING.37 YEAR OLD OFFCIER DOUG BYRNE DIED MONDAY AFTER INJURIES HE SUFFERED IN A CAR CRASH. HE WAS ON DUTY AT THE TIME (1:45 SEC)
3/30/07 9pm THE TOWN OF HOLLY DECLARED A DISASTER AREA...
JUST TWO DAYS AFTER AN F-3 TORNADO KILLS A YOUNG MOTHER... AND DESTROYS DOZENS OF HOMES (2:31 SEC)
4/14/07 9pm REALITIES OF PRISON LIFE AND ENDING THE
VIOLENCE...THOSE WERE TOPICS AT A DAY-LONG EVENT AT EAST HIGH CALLED "JAIL IS NO PLACE TO BE SOMEBODY" (1:36 SEC)
4/26/07 9pm ITS A COMMUNITY REFUSING TO GIVE UP. IT
WAS FOUR-WEEKS AGO TODAY THEY WOKE UP TO A DAY OF DEVASTATION AND DESTRUCTION. BUT THE CLEAN-UP IS WELL UNDERWAY IN THE TOWN OF HOLLY AFTER THE FIRST DEADLY TORNADO IN COLORADO IN MORE THAN 50-YEARS(1:45 SEC)
4/28/07 9pm THEY ARE CALLING FOR A SUMMER OF PEACE....
MORE THAN A HUNDRED YOUNG PEOPLE MAKING A PEACE JAM PLEDGE TO END VIOLENCE AND TO HELP RECLAIM NEIGHBORHOODS (1:57 SEC)
5/3/07 9pm WHAT WILL DENVER LOOK LIKE IN TWO DECADES??
WE'RE GETTING A GLIMPSE TONIGHT...THE CITY AND DOWNTOWN DENVER PARTNERSHIP UNVEILING THEIR 20 YEAR PLAN AT A COMMUNITY MEETING AT THE COLORADO HISTORY MUSEUM (1:53 SEC)
5/5/07 9pm ANOTHER BIG PARTY - RIGHT HERE IN DENVER!
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE CRAMMED INTO CIVIC CENTER PARK TO TAKE PART IN THE 20TH ANNUAL CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATION (1:21 SEC)
5/28/07 9pm GRAFFITI, FOUL LANGUAGE AND LITTER. THE CITY OF
LONGMONT IS TRYING TO CLEAN UP ONE OF ITS SKATE
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PARKS. IT'S LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 119 ON THE EAST SIDE OF TOWN (1:53 SEC)
6/3/07 9pm CAPITOL HILL IS ONE OF DENVER'S OLDEST
NEIGHBORHOOD.. DATING BACK TO 1864.PRESERVING THE HISTORY IS ONE OF THE MISSIONS OF THE CAPITOL HILL UNITED NEIGHBORHOODS, THE HOST OF THE ANNUAL "PEOPLE'S FAIR (1:44 SEC)
6/8/07 9pm POLICE AND CITIZENS TEAMING UP ... CRACKING
DOWN ON GRAFFITI VANDALISM. ITS A UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP TO IDENTIFY SUSPECTS AND STOP THE UNSIGHTLY AND UNWANTED GRAFITTI (1:52 SEC)
6/17/07 9pm FOR 21 YEARS...DENVER'S CITY PARK JAZZ SERIES
HAS BROUGHT TOGETHER PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE. BUT THIS MONTH...IT ALSO BROUGHT AN ELEMENT OF DANGER. TONIGHT...POLICE ON PATROL AGAINST GANG ACTIVITY (1:57 SEC)
7/15/07 9pm LOTS OF PEOPLE PACKING INTO AREA PARKS TODAY.
SOME IN WHEAT RIDGE MAY NOTICE AN INCREASE IN POLICE PATROLING THE AREA (1:37 SEC)
7/28/07 9pm THOUSANDS TODAY GETTING A TASTE OF ASIAN
CULTURE AT THE 7TH ANNUAL COLORADO DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL (1:34 SEC)
7/29/07 9pm A GROUP OF NEIGHBORS IN ONE COLORADO TOWN
ARE FINDING THEMSELVES IN HOT WATER OVER SOME POLITICAL SIGNS. THE GROUP WANTS TO STOP PART OF THEIR TOWN FROM BEING ANNEXED TO ANOTHER ONE. BUT - IT TURNS OUT THE PLACARDS ON THEIR FRONT LAWN ARE AGAINST THE LAW IN COLORADO... AND NOW THEY'RE IN COURT (2:19 SEC)
8/20/07 8am NEW THIS MORNING...A DENVER GRADE SCHOOL
ANNOUNCES IT'S SHUTTING IT'S DOORS JUST DAYS BEFORE THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS. THE DEL PUEBLO SCHOOL IS ON THE SEVEN-HUNDRED BLOCK OF GALAPAGO STREET. DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS CITE POOR PERFORMANCE AND DWINDLING ENROLLMENT AS THE TWO LEADING CAUSES FOR THE SCHOOLS CLOSURE (1:45 SEC)
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8/30/07 9pm A FRESH *NEW* LOOK FOR AN OLDER PART OF TOWN. THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TRYING TO REVITALIZE THE SOUTH BROADWAY COORIDOR (1:53 SEC)
9/11/07 7am EVERYONE COMMEMORATES THE ANNIVERSARY OF
THE TERRORIST ATTACKS IN THEIR OWN WAY (2:15 SEC) 9/29/07 9pm TODAY WAS THE SECOND ANNUAL "EMILY'S PARADE."
PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER THE STATE TOOK TIME TO PAY RESPECTS TO EMILY KEYES, THE STUDENT KILLED IN LAST YEAR'S HOSTAGE STANDOFF AT PLATTE CANYON HIGH SCHOOL. (1:42 SEC)
9/30/07 9pm A MAJOR HOSPITAL'S MOVE MEANS BOOMING
BUSINESS FOR SOME, BUT POTENTIAL PROBLEMS FOR OTHERS. CHILDREN'S COMPLETED ITS MOVE FROM UPTOWN DENVER TO I-225 AND COLFAX IN AURORA. (1:42 SEC)
10/7/07 9pm THE TALK OF SNOW IN THE FORECAST ALSO LED TO
THE CANCELLATION OF OKTOBERFEST..ORGANIZERS SAY THEY GOT BURNED THE LAST TIME THEY DIDN'T CANCEL... BUT SOME DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES QUESTION THE DECISION MADE LAST NIGHT (1:52 SEC)
10/28/07 9pm IF YOU'VE LIVED IN DENVER LONG ENOUGH.... YOU
REMEMBER WHEN LODO WAS JUST A BUNCH OF WAREHOUSES...BUT ONCE THE ROCKIES MOVED IN.. IT BECAME ONE OF THE HOTTEST PLACES IN TOWN (2:09 SEC)
10/30/07 9pm THE CITY OF DENVER SCORES ITS LARGEST
CONVENTION IN HISTORY. MAYOR JOHN HICKENLOOPER ANNOUNCING TODAY SNOW SPORTS INDUSTRIES AMERICA WILL MOVE ITS ANNUAL TRADE SHOW TO DENVER FROM LAS VEGAS STARTING IN 20-10.(:41 SEC)
11/20/07 7am NEW THIS MORNING....IT'S A STREET WITH A REALLY
BAD REPUTATION.... BUT THE CITY IS TRYING TO CHANGE THAT. WE'RE TALKING ABOUT COLFAX AVENUE (1:45 SEC)
11/28/07 9am DENVER IS SPENDING ONE-MILLION DOLLARS TO
BOOST TOURISM FOR THE HOLIDAYS. IT'S PART OF THE FOURTH ANNUAL "MILE HIGH HOLIDAYS" PROMOTION. (:35 SEC)
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11/30/07 6am THIS MORNING A COLORADO SKATE PARK IS A LITTLE BIT CLEANER. A MEMORIAL OF GRAFFITI FOR A DEAD TEENAGER WAS CLEANED OFF, IN RETURN FOR A PLAQUE. A DEADLY CAR ACCIDENT KILLED THE 16-YEAR OLD (:51 SEC)
12/17/07 6am AN EMOTIONAL SUNDAY SERVICE...ONE WEEK AFTER
A GUNMAN OPENED FIRE AT NEW LIFE CHURCH.. AND KILLED TWO PEOPLE...PASTOR BRADY BOYD LED THE CONGREGATION IN COLORADO SPRINGS YESTERDAY. HE SAYS THE CHURCH'S TRIALS OF THE PAST COUPLE OF YEARS WERE NOTHING MORE THAN TESTS.AMONG THOSE TRIALS(1:37 SEC)
12/17/07 9pm THE PROTESTS HAVE NEARLY TURNED PHYSICAL.
TONIGHT... THE CITY OF GREENWOOD VILLAGE CALLED AN EMERGENCY MEETING....THE ISSUE--- IF THEY CAN RESTRICT PRO-LIFE GROUPS PICKETING IN FRONT OF HOMES. THOSE HOMES BELONG TO CONTRACTORS BUILDING A NEW PLANNED PARENTHOOD CLINIC. NEW TONIGHT (2:26 SEC)
12/31/07 9pm WE'RE STILL A COUPLE HOURS AWAY FROM THE NEW
YEAR ... BUT THE CELEBRATION WELL UNDERWAY. ALREADY FIREWORKS GOING OFF IN DOWNTOWN DENVER. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK AT THE SHOW FROM OUR CAMERA AT INVESCO FIELD AT MILE HIGH.THE EARLY SHOW FOR THE LITTLE KIDS ... WHO CAN'T STAY UP UNTIL MIDNIGHT. ITS ALSO FOR THOSE TRYING TO AVOID SOME OF THE LATE NIGHT CROWDS (1:50 SEC)
TRANSPORTATION
10/02/05 9pm DRIVERS- PLAN YOUR COMMUTE WISELY...
STARTING TONIGHT AND GOING INTO THE WEEK- YOU'LL FIND SEVERAL ROAD CLOSURES THROUGHOUT THE AREA. (1:45 SEC)
10/10/05 9pm BLIZZARD-LIKE CONDITIONS ON INTERSTATE 70
TONIGHT. (2:09 SEC) 10/27/05 9pm YOU CAN START BOOKING FLIGHTS FROM
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES TONIGHT. D-I-A'S NEWEST AIRLINE ANNOUNCED ITS FARES AND SCHEDULES TODAY. (1:42 SEC)
11/9/05 7am THE "DENVER BOOT" IS GETTING CHEAPER TO HAVE
IT REMOVED FROM YOUR CAR. (:45 SEC)
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11/13/05 9pm A PORTION OF I-25 WILL BE CLOSED DOWN
OVERNIGHT FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS.C-DOT IS INSTALLING CABLE RAILS IN THE MEDIAN NEAR CASTLE ROCK AS PART OF ITS SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT. (1:47 SEC)
11/23/05 9pm DIA EXPECTS NEARLY A MILLION TRAVELERS HERE
THIS WEEK. WITH JUST 38-THOUSAND PLACES TO PARK. (1:57 SEC)
12/21/05 9pm NEW SECURITY PROCEDURES TAKE EFFECT AT DIA.
(2:01 SEC) 12/25/05 9pm BENEFITS OF VAN (CAR) POOLING TO WORK.. (1:33
SEC) 12/26/05 9pm HOLIDAY DRIVERS, SKIERS COMING HOME— AND AN
ACCIDENT THAT CLOSED I-70.... AND HAD A RIPPLE EFFECT FOR HOURS. (2:56 SEC)
1/27/06 6am THIS MORNING TRUCKERS FROM ALL ACROSS THE
COUNTRY ARE FIGHTING TO KEEP A COLORADO TRUCK STOP OPEN. (:30 SEC)
2/16/06 9pm C-DOT SAYS ITS TRUCKS ARE WORKING ROUND THE
CLOCK TONIGHT TO PREPARE THE ROADS FOR TOMORROW MORNING. (1:29 SEC)
2/18/06 9pm IT'S AN EXPENSIVE NEW PARKING GARAGE, RIGHT
ACROSS FROM THE STATE CAPITOL. BUT TONIGHT, IT'S CAUSING A PARKING CONTROVERSY. IS IT COSTING THE CITY MONEY?. (2:23 SEC)
3/26/06 9pm AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION WORKERS SAY THEY
WILL STRIKE--- IF A BETTER OFFER IS NOT MADE. 1:55 SEC) 3/28/06 5am GOOD DAY COLORADO IS FIRST ON THE
SCENE...AFTER A SEMI-TRUCK CRASHES NEAR I-25 AND I-70 EARLY THIS MORNING. (3:19 SEC)
4/03/06 5am A STRIKE FOR REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT
WORKERS AS THEY REJECT THE DISTRICT'S CONTRACT OFFER THIS MORING SOME OF THOSE WORKERS ARE PICKETING. (4:00 SEC)
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4/19/06 5am PRICES ARE ONCE AGAIN SOARING AT THE PUMP, BUT STATE LAWMAKERS ARE LOOKING AT PLANS TO GIVE DRIVERS A BIT OF A BREAK. (3:30 SEC)
5/2/06 7am PLAN FOR A NEW TOLLING OPERATION ON I-25. (3:00
SEC) 5/8/06 7am TODAY...A COLORADO PROGRAM THAT SAVES TEENS
LIVES... IS GOING NATIONAL.ALIVE AT 25 HELPS YOUNG DRIVERS MAKE GOOD DECISIONS WHEN THEY HIT THE ROAD FOR THE FIRST TIME. (3:00 SEC)
5/28/06 9pm COLORADO STATE TROOPERS ARE OUT IN FULL
FORCE THIS MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND. (1:51 SEC) 6/18/06 9pm A MAJOR TRAFFIC HEADACHE FOR THOUSANDS OF
DRIVERS TOMORROW MORNING. (1:51 SEC) 6/21/06 8am ITS BEEN 50 YEARS SINCE FORMER PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER SIGNED THE INTERSTATE HIGHWAY ACT....CREATING AMERICA'S HIGHWAY SYSTEM.... AND COLORADO HAS SEEN SOME HUGE CHANGES SINCE THE ACT WAS SIGNED. (3:15 SEC)
6/30/06 9pm POLICE ARE STEPPING UP PATROLS ACROSS THE
STATE FOR THE HEAT IS ON CAMPAIGN. (1:48 SEC) 7/8/06 9pm SEVEN DAYS OF RAIN MAKING IT DANGEROUS UP
CLEAR CREEK CANYON...THE HIGHWAY SHUT DOWN DUE TO ROCK SLIDES (1:40 SEC)
7/22/06 5pm IT HAS BEEN FIVE LONG YEARS-BUT IN ABOUT ONE
MONTH THE INTERSTATE PORTION OF T-REX SHOULD BE SUBSTANTIALLY COMPLETE. THE PROJECT FINISHING ON-BUDGET AND NEARLY TWO YEARS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE (1:22 SEC)
7/31/06 9pm THERE'S SOME NEW SPEED TRAPS IN DENVER --BUT
IT'S NOT KIND YOU MIGHT EXPECT. POLICE ARE TARGETING BIKERS AND ROLLER BLADERS AT DENVER COUNTY PARKS. THEY SAY THEY ARE GOING TOO FAST (1:43 SEC)
8/15/06 9pm IF YOU DON'T USE DIESEL FUEL YOU MAY NOT KNOW
THERE'S A SHORTAGE. BUT IT WON'T TAKE LONG BEFORE YOU FIND OUT (1:39 SEC)
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8/27/06 9pm A MAJOR COLLISION... INVOLVING FIVE CARS AND A SEMI.SEVERAL PEOPLE CRITICALLY INJURED... AND A MAJOR INTERSECTION IS STILL CLOSED. IT HAPPENED AT PARKER ROAD AND ARAPAHOE (1:40 SEC)
8/30/06 9pm A NEW CRACKDOWN ON SPEEDERS IN THE T-REX
ZONE (1:57 SEC) 9/11/06 5am MOTORISTS ON I-70 IN THE HIGH COUNTRY MAY BE
FACING SOME TRAFFIC SLOWDOWNS OVER THE NEXT THREE WEEKS. C-DOT WILL BE TAKING ON A MAJOR PAVING PROJECT THROUGH THE EISENHOWER TUNNEL(:56 SEC)
9/12/06 7am NEW THIS MORNING -- THE ARAPAHOE COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE BEGINS A NEW PROGRAM TO CATCH DANGEROUS DRIVERS-- USING PEOPLE ON THE STREET AS THEIR EYES AND EARS. IT'S CALLED---APROPRIATELY---THE "STOP" PROGRAM. (2:30 SEC)
9/13/06 9pm A DANGEROUS INTERSECTION ... THE SCENE
TONIGHT OF ANOTHER DEADLY CRASH.WELD COUNTY IS IN THE PROCESS OF INSTALLING TRAFFIC LIGHTS AT WELD COUNTY ROAD 74 AND HIGHWAY 257.
10/22/06 9pm ONE CITY IS COMING UP WITH A PLAN TO SILENCE
THE TRAINS THAT BLOW THROUGH TOWN. (1:40 SEC) 10/27/06 9pm A WASHED OUT ROAD REBUILT IN RECORD TIME. (1:38
SEC) 10/29/06 9pm GAS PRICES CONTINUE TO FALL IN THE METRO AREA.
(1:20 SEC) 11/24/06 9pm OVER THE LAST TWO WEEKS EIGHT PEOPLE HAVE
BEEN HIT BY CARS IN THE METRO AREA. (2:01) 11/26/06 9pm HOLIDAY TRAVELERS ARE HEADING HOME TONIGHT
AND THE TRAFFIC HAS CONGESTED INTERSTATES. (2:12 SEC)
11/29/06 9pm MANY TRIED TO USE LIGHT RAIL TODAY TO AVOID
DRIVING THROUGH THE SNOW ...BUT TONIGHT LIGHT RAIL IS HAVING SOME MAJOR PROBLEMS. (1:69 SEC)
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12/21/06 9pm AIRLINES ARE BACK IN BUSINESS TOMORROW BUT ON A REDUCED SCHEDULE (1:43 SEC)
12/21/06 9pm THE SNOW HAS STOPPED BUT THE NEED FOR
PATIENCE HAS NOT ENDED. THERE ARE 800 STATE SNOWPLOWS AND 650 DENVER CITY PLOWS OUT AROUND THE CLOCK. (1:59 SEC)
12/31/06 9pm I-70 AND I-25 - BOTH CLOSED IN SECTIONS BECAUSE
OF THE STORM- ARE OPEN AGAIN TONIGHT IN ALL DIRECTIONS (1:55 SEC)
1/23/07 9pm RULES CHANGING YET AGAIN FOR AIR TRAVEL IN THE
U-S. NO LONGER WILL A DRIVER'S LICENSE OF BIRTH CERTIFICATE GET YOU BACK INTO THE COUNTRY WHEN FLYING THE FRIENDLY SKIES (1:35 SEC)
1/24/07 9pm WE CAN'T WIN FOR LOSING... NOW THAT
TEMPERATURES ARE GOING UP... DRIVING IS GETTING EVEN MORE TREACHEROUS...MUCH OF THE ICE AND SNOW GONE... BUT IN ITS PLACE... POT HOLES AND TORN UP STREETS (1:44 SEC)
1/30/07 9pm HOW THE CITY IS DEALING WITH THE ICY STREETS
AND HOW YOU CAN FIND out WHEN YOUR STREETS WILL BE WORKED ON (1:57 SEC)
2/20/07 9pm THE FREE RIDE IS OVER..THIS WEEK R-T-D IS
TRAINING 38 PEOPLE TO BE FARE INSPECTORS ON THE LIGHTRAIL.. MAKING SURE RIDERS ACTUALLY PAY FOR THEIR TRIP (1:51 SEC)
2/20/07 9pm A DAY OF GAMBLING IN BLACK HAWK COULDN'T HAVE
BEEN AS LUCKY AS THE RIDE HOME FOR A LITTLETON MAN (1:41 SEC)
3/15/07 9pm IT'S PEAK SEASON FOR PASSPORTS--PEOPLE
SCRAMBLING AS THE SPRING BREAK TRAVEL SEASON ARRIVES...BUT MANY ARE RUNNING INTO PROBLEMS BECAUSE OF A NEW LAW(1:44 SEC)
3/16/07 9pm DRIVERS WITH NO WHERE TO GO ... AFTER A BUSY
STRETCH OF HIGHWAY 36 IS SHUTDOWN BY A DEADLY CRASH (1:49 SEC)
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3/22/07 9pm A BIG SCARE FOR PASSENGERS ON A FLIGHT FROM GILLETTE, WYOMING.... TO D-I-A. THE PLANE FORCED TO MAKE AN EMERGENCY LANDING WITH A BLOWN TIRE. (1:08 SEC)
4/19/07 5am THREE LANES OF I-25 WERE CLOSED OVERNIGHT,
FOR POT HOLE REPAIRS.C-DOT WAS FIXING POT HOLES ON A ONE MILE STRETCH OF NORTHBOUND I-25, BETWEEN 20th STREET AND 44th AVENUE (:35 SEC)
4/23/07 9pm THEY SCREEN YOUR BAGS AT THE AIRPORT- BUT
SOME T-S-A WORKERS WILL SOON BE SCREENING YOUR BEHAVIOR... UNDER A NEW PROGRAM TRAINED SCREENERS WILL WATCH FOR INVOLUNTARY FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OR BODY LANGUAGE THAT COULD INDICATE DECEPTION (2:02 SEC)
4/24/07 9pm THE WET CONDITIONS UP IN THE MOUNTAINS
KEEPING ROAD CREWS BUSY WITH ROCKSLIDES (2:18 SEC) 5/2/07 9pm THE HIGHWAYS THROUGH COLORADO AND THE REST
OF THE COUNTRY WILL SOON HAVE SOME ADDITONAL TRUCK TRAFFIC... FROM MEXICO...THE WHITE HOUSE HAS OKAYED A PILOT PROGRAM TO LET ONE-HUNDRED MEXICAN COMPANIES TO OPERATE NORTH OF THE BORDER (2:00 SEC)
5/7/07 6am COLORADO GAS STATIONS ARE RUNNNING OUT OF
FUEL....AS PRICES CREEP HIGHER AND HIGHER. WE'RE NOW SEEING RECORD BREAKING GAS PRICES ACROSS THE COUNTRY....AND CONSUMERS ARE FILLING UP AS FAST AS POSSIBLE--BEFORE THE PRICES GO UP AGAIN(1:45 SEC)
5/26/07 9pm A BUSY START TO THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND FOR
LOCAL POLICE. THREE SERIOUS ACCIDENTS IN THE FIRST TWENTY FOUR HOURS ... ALCOHOL SUSPECTED IN ALL OF THEM (1:59 SEC)
6/1/07 9pm A MASSIVE SINKHOLE SHUTS DOWN TRAFFIC ON A
BUSY STRETCH OF ROAD JUST AS RUSH HOUR HITS (1:39 SEC)
6/5/07 6am YOU'VE PROBABLY NOTICED SOME DENVER ROADS
JUST CAN'T SEEM TO HANDLE ALL THE RAIN WE'VE BEEN GETTING LATELY. SO WE WANTED TO KNOW-- WHEN IT
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RAINS... WHICH ROADS ARE MOST LIKELY TO FLOOD (1:45 SEC)
6/13/07 9pm CATCHING A CAB IN DENVER COULD BE A LITTLE
EASIER WHEN THE DEMOCRATS DESCEND. THE CITY IS CONSIDERING A PROPOSAL TO CREATE A MANHATTAN-STYLE TAXI CULTURE(1:58 SEC)
7/10/07 7am THERE IS A NEW PUSH TO *LOWER THE SPEED LIMIT*
ALONG PART OF I-70.(:19 SEC) 7/12/07 6am DETOURS AND MAJOR DELAYS ALONG SECTIONS OF
I-70 THIS MORNING.... AFTER A DEADLY TANKER ROLLOVER LAST NIGHT UNIDENTIFIED. (1:45 SEC)
7/31/07 9pm VOTERS APPROVED THE EXPANSION OF A TRANSIT
SYSTEM THROUGHOUT THE METRO AREA IN 2004. (1:49 SEC)
8/15/07 9pm TONIGHT -- THE CORONER'S OFFICE IS CONFIRMING
TWO PEOPLE DIED IN AN EXPLOSION ALONG I-70. (2:20 SEC) 8/25/07 9pm IT MIGHT BE TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING.. A HOT
DOG STAND IS SO POPULAR IT'S CAUSING TRAFFIC TIE-UPS AND ACCIDENTS IN THE TOWN OF BAILEY (1:42 SEC)
8/27/07 8am NEW THIS MORNING...DELAYS,
CANCELLATIONS....LONG SECURITY LINES, AIRLINE TRAVEL IS BECOMING DOWNRIGHT FRUSTRATING. SO WHAT IF WE TOLD YOU THERE COULD BE SOME IMPROVEMENTS ON THE HORIZON (1:45 SEC)
9/1/07 9pm WHAT A DIFFERENCE A SUMMER MAKES... THREE
MONTHS AGO GAS PRICES WERE ABOUT THREE DOLLARS THIRTY CENTS A GALLON...NOW, PRICES HAVE DROPPED MORE THAN 50 CENTS... JUST IN TIME FOR THAT LAST SUMMER TRIP (1:52 SEC)
9/24/07 9pm FORGETTING TO FEED THE PARKING METER WILL
COST YOU EVEN MORE STARTING NEXT MONTH (:19 SEC) 9/27/07 9pm IT'S ONE OF COLORADO'S TOP TOURIST
ATTRACTIONS. BUT THIS SEASON...THE GEORGETOWN LOOP RAILROAD HAS BEEN A TOUGH RIDE TO CATCH. THE TRAIN RUNS BETWEEN THE TOWNS OF GEORGETOWN AND SILVER PLUME. 2:09 SEC)
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9/29/07 9pm A DEADLY DAY ON THE ROADS IN COLORADO ... TWO
SEPERATE FATAL ACCIDENTS ... AND THREE YOUNG PEOPLE DEAD (1:57 SEC)
10/24/07 8am THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
IS BEEFING UP FOR THE UPCOMING BATTLE THIS WINTER. C-DOT IS ADDING MORE MANPOWER AND CHAIN STATIONS HOPING TO KEEP TRAFFIC FLOWING THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS WHEN BLIZZARDS HIT (1:55 SEC)
10/29/07 9pm FRONTIER HAS STAKED PART OF ITS FUTURE ON AN
AIRPLANE THAT ONE AIRLINE NOW SAYS IS UNSAFE. OVER THE WEEKEND SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES ANNOUNCED IT HAS REMOVED THE Q-400 FROM ITS FLEET BECAUSE OF SAFETY CONCERNS. (2:19 SEC)
10/31/07 5am RECORD OIL PRICES ARE PUSHING GAS PRICES IN
COLORADO TO SOME OF THEIR HIGHEST RATES FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR (1:18 SEC)
11/28/07 5am NEW THIS MORNING....IT WAS ONE YEAR AGO THIS
MONTH THAT RTD'S SOUTHEAST LIGHT RAIL EXTENSION OFFICIALLY OPENED FOR BUSINESS. WHAT HAS WORKED, WHAT HASN'T WORKED...AND WHAT CAN RIDERS EXPECT IN THE FUTURE(1:45 SEC)
11/28/07 9pm OVER 70-INCHES OF SNOW IN DENVER LAST WINTER -
AND ITS HARD TO FORGET THE PROBLEMS. MANY NEIGHBORHOODS LEFT IN GRIDLOCK ... MANY DRIVERS UNABLE TO GET AROUND (1:51 SEC)
11/29/07 9am ON THE SAME DAY WE SEE A SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT
IN ADAMS COUNTY... THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS WORKING ON SEAT BELTS IN SCHOOL BUSES. THE GOVERNMENT RECENTLY HANDED DOWN NEW RULES THAT EXPAND TEH USE OF SHOULDER BELTS. BUT SOME COLORADO SCHOOL DISTRICTS ARE WORRIED ABOUT HOW MUCH IT WILL COST (1:30 SEC)
12/16/07 9pm IF YOU ARE ONE OF THE THOUSANDS OF
COMMUTERS WHO RELY ON LIGHT RAIL ... YOU MIGHT HAVE TO ALLOW SOME EXTRA TIME TOMORROW MORNING. R-T-D CAN'T SAY FOR SURE *WHEN* THE SOUTHWEST LINE IN LITTLETON WILL OPEN. THAT'S WHERE TWO TRAINS CRASHED LAST WEEK. (1:56 SEC)
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12/28/07 6am TODAY COUNTLESS TRAVELERS WILL AGAIN TRY TO
FLY OUT OF COLORADO, HOPING TO AVOID LONG LINES AND DELAYED FLIGHTS. (:41 SEC)
12/31/07 9pm THE NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION GETTING A BIT
OF A LATE START FOR MANY ROUND COLORADO. HUNDREDS OF DRIVERS STRANDED IN THE MOUNTAINS BY THE WEATHER. I-70 SHUTTING DOWN ABOUT 5:30 LAST NIGHT AND NOT RE-OPENING UNTIL LATE THIS AFTERNOON (2:38 SEC)
GOVERNMENT
10/11/05 9pm 64 INMATES MOVED TO A TEMPORARY TENT NEXT TO
THE COUNTY JAIL COMPLEX ON SMITH ROAD BECAUSE THERE ALMOST DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF PRISONERS HOUSED AT DENVER'S TWO JAILS. THE FIRST PHASE OF A VOTER-APPROVED DOWNTOWN JUSTICE CENTER WILL BE READY IN 2009. (1:25 SEC)
10/28/05 7am PRESIDENT BUSH IS EXPECTED TO REVEAL HIS NEW
PICK FOR THE SUPREME COURT. (:39 SEC) 10/28/05 9pm IN TONIGHT'S YOU DECIDE 2005, FOX 31'S JEREMY
HUBBARD GIVES US THE A-B-C'S... OF REFERENDA C-AND-D. (2:36 SEC)
11/03/05 7am A TOP COLORADO LAWMAKER SAYS THE FUTURE OF
TABOR IS QUOTE "AS GOOD AS DEAD. (1:32 SEC) 11/04/05 9pm A LOCAL LAWMAKER PUSHING FOR SANCTIONS
AGAINST COUNTRIES THAT REFUSE TO EXTRADITE COP-KILLERS. (1:54 SEC)
11/30/05 5am A QUICK SPEECH AND 450-THOUSAND DOLLARS
RAISED....THE PRESIDENT MAKING A BRIEF STOP IN COLORADO TO CAMPAIGN FOR CONGRESSWOMAN MARILYN MUSGRAVE. (:55 SEC)
12/13/05 7am SPOTLIGHT ON EDUCATION: OFFICIALS AT STATE
UNIVERSITIES AND PUBLIC COLLEGES ARE READY TO DIP INTO THE "REFERENDUM C" POT. (:41 SEC)
12/19/05 5am DEVELOPING NEWS THIS MORNING...PRESIDENT
BUSH ADDRESSES THE NATION ON IRAQ. (2:37 SEC)
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12/28/05 9pm THE MEMBERS OF "SAFER" GOT DENVER VOTERS TO APPROVE "I-100"... MAKING THE USE OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF POT LEGAL. (:35 SEC)
1/2/06 8am 18 NEW LAWS WENT INTO EFFECT ACROSS
COLORADO. (1:07 SEC) 1/12/06 5am GOVERNOR OWENS DELIVERING HIS EIGHTH
AND FINAL...STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS. (4:00 SEC) 1/30/06 8am LAWMAKERS MOVE FORWARD WITH A STATE BILL TO
BAN SMOKING IN PUBLIC PLACES. (3:97 SEC) 2/20/06 5am TWELVE STATES HAVE SOME SORT OF EMERGENCY
CONTRACEPTION LAWS IN PLACE. COLORADO COULD BE NEXT. (3:30 SEC)
2/22/06 9pm ANOTHER NIGHT OF CONTROVERSIAL DEBATE AT THE
CAPITOL ABOUT A STATEWIDE SMOKING BAN. (1:54 SEC) 2/28/06 5am AT THE CAPITOL....SUNDAY LIQUOR LAWS...ARE THEY
OUTDATED AND ANTIQUATED?(3:30 SEC) 3/2/06 9pm FOX 31 UNDERCOVER: EXPOSING REPRESENTATIVE
JOE STENGEL'S ABUSE OF TAXPAYER FUNDED PER DIEM. (2:19 SEC)
3/7/06 5am A BILL ALLOWING POLICE TO STOP AND TICKET
DRIVERS FOR NOT WEARING A SEATBELT (3:30 SEC) 3/23/06 9pm SUPPORTERS OF A BILL TO "LET SERVICEMEN REST
IN PEACE"--COMING FACE TO FACE WITH A GROUP CLAIMING SUCH LAWS ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.(1:59 SEC)
4/05/06 6am THE STATE'S LARGEST PRO-CHOICE GROUP IN THE
GOP WILL SPEAK-OUT TODAY. (:38 SEC) 4/20/06 5am ACROSS THE COUNTY IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS
AGENTS -- OR ICE -- ARRESTED HUNDREDS OF EMPLOYEES...INCLUDING SOME FROM A MANUFACTURER WITH OPERATIONS IN COMMERCE CITY. (:44 SEC)
4/22/06 9pm THE PRICE OF GAS CONTINUES TO SOAR. (1:46 SEC)
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5/1/06 7am IT'S ESTIMATED 50 THOUSAND PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO MARCH ON THE STATE CAPITOL THIS MORNING FOR IMMIGRANT RIGHTS. (4:00 SEC)
5/9/06 5am AT THE CAPITOL THIS MORNING...COLORADO STATE
LAWMAKERS GET TO GO HOME A LITTLE EARLY FROM THIS YEAR'S LEGISLATIVE SESSION. BOTH THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE ADJOURNED LATE LAST NIGHT...TWO DAYS BEFORE THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO. (4:00 SEC)
5/15/06 9pm PRESIDENT BUSH CALLING TONIGHT FOR U-S
MILITARY TROOPS TO HELP KEEP OUT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS. (1:45 SEC)
6/23/06 7am GROUP OF MOSTLY BAR OWNERS IS TAKING THE
STATE TO COURT TRYING TO BLOCK THE SMOKING BAN. (4:00 SEC)
6/28/06 9pm GOVERNOR OWENS CALLING LAWMAKERS BACK TO
WORK TO DEAL WITH IMMIGRATION LEGISLATION. (2:13 SEC) 6/30/06 7am BREAKDOWN ON WHERE YOU CAN-- AND WHERE YOU
CAN'T USE FIREWORKS. (4:00 SEC) 7/12/06 7am NEW THIS MORNING...MAYOR JOHN HICKENLOOPER -
GIVING HIS THIRD STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS THIS MORNING. THE MAYOR'S SPEECH - SCHEDULED TO BEGIN AT ELEVEN...AT THE WELLINGTON WEBB MUNICIPAL BUILDING (3:45 SEC)
7/13/06 6am AT THE CAPITOL....IN JUST A FEW HOURS, GOVERNOR
BILL OWENS WILL RECEIVE THE FINAL IMMIGRATION BILL WHICH HE IS EXPECTED TO SIGN INTO LAW. (3:30 SEC)
7/21/06 7am NEW THIS MORNING... PRESIDENT BUSH IS VISITING
THE MILE HIGH CITY. 8/9/06 7am THIS MORNING...WE KNOW WHO'S NAMES WILL BE ON
THE NOVEMBER BALLOT AND COLORADO'S DISTRICT SEVEN CONGRESSIONAL RACE WILL BE ONE OF THE MOST CLOSELY WATCHED THIS FALL (3:15 SEC)
8/14/06 9pm GOVERNOR BILL OWENS IS IN JORDAN TONIGHT -
WITH A TEAM OF NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS. (:18 SEC)
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8/30/06 8am THE NATIONAL DEBATE ON IMMIGRATION MAKES A WHISTLE STOP IN COLORADO TODAY. THIS AFTERNOON...SENATOR WAYNE ALLARD WILL HEAR FROM GOVERNOR BILL OWENS AND MANY OTHER COLORADO LEADERS ON HOW TO ADDRESS THE HOT BUTTON TOPIC OF IMMIGRATION(3:15 SEC)
9/5/06 7am THE STATE'S NEW ANTI-IMMIGRATION LAWS ARE
MAKING IT NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR SOME PEOPLE TO GET A DRIVERS LICENSE OR I-D CARD (3:00 SEC)
9/11/06 9pm REMEMBERING THE 9-11 TERROR ATTACKS(2:18 SEC) 9/14/06 9pm A LAWSUIT IS FILED TO PREVENT THE USE OF
CERTAIN VOTING MACHINES THIS NOVEMBER (1:41 SEC) 10/24/06 9pm IT'S ONE OF THE MOST BITTER BATTLES OF THIS
ELECTION. AND TONIGHT, THE CANDIDATES MEET FACE TO FACE. YOU DECIDE 2006 COVERAGE TONIGHT. (1:49 SEC)
10/30/06 9pm IT'S A BALLOT ISSUE THAT HAS SOME VOTERS VERY
PASSIONATE...AMENDMENT 44 WOULD MAKE POT POSSESSION LEGAL IN COLORADO. (2:19 SEC)
10/31/06 6am WITH DECISION DAY ONLY A WEEK AWAY...SOME
PROMINENT POLITICIANS ARE COMING BACK TO COLORADO. (2:15 SEC)
11/1/06 9pm ELECTION COVERAGE: A LOOK AT BOTH SIDES OF
REFERENDUM "EYE. (2:08 SEC) 11/21/06 9pm "APPALLING".THE ARAPAHOE COUNTY DISTRICT
ATTORNEY AGREES REGARDING THE WASTED HOURS OF COPS IN COURT.
11/30/06 9pm AN ELECTION DAY DISASTER HAD SOME WAITING IN
LINE FOR UP TO SIX HOURS... JUST TO CAST THEIR VOTE. (1:52 SEC)
12/3/06 9pm STARTING IN JANUARY - DENVER WILL BE ONE OF TEN
U-S CITIES TO TRY OUT A NEW CITIZENSHIP TEST. (1:35 SEC) 12/19/06 5am STILL... MANY LOCAL DEMOCRATS ARE HOPEFUL THE
DNC WILL STILL COME TO THE MILE HIGH CITY. (2:52 SEC)
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12/28/06 9pm PRESIDENT GERALD FORD'S PASSING WILL BE MARKED BY A WEEK OF SERVICES SPANNING THE COUNTRY. (2:38 SEC)
1/9/07 9pm HE LAYED OUT HIS VISION AND PROMISE FOR
COLORADO... THAT INCLUDES "A REASON TO HOPE." SURROUNDED BY SUPPORTERS...WHICH INCLUDED HIS VERY LARGE FAMILY...BILL RITTER IS SWORN IN AS GOVERNOR (2:04 SEC)
1/25/07 6am EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION IS AT THE CENTER OF
A DEBATE AT THE CAPITOL. (1:08 SEC) 1/27/07 9pm ANTI-WAR PROTESTERS TOOK TO THE STATE
CAPITOL AND THE STREETS OF BOULDER TODAY (1:59 SEC) 2/19/07 7am NEW THIS MORNING... GOVERNOR BILL RITTER
RESPONDS TO A SNUB FROM THE PRESIDENT... WHO PROMISED MORE MONEY FOR SOMETHING NEAR AND DEAR TO RITTER'S HEART... THEN PULLED A COMPLETE 180 (2:07 SEC)
2/21/07 7am NEW THIS MORNING...AN UNWANTED GIFT FROM ONE
GOVERNOR TO THE NEXT.THERE'S A REPORT OUT THIS MORNING THAT FORMER GOVERNOR OWENS PROMISED SOME HIGH RANKING GOVERNMENT WORKERS...*JOBS* IN CURRENT GOVERNOR RITTER'S ADMINISTRATION. THAT WOULD BE AGAINST STATE RULES (2:05 SEC)
2/22/07 5am NEW THIS MORNING...THE SMOLDERING DEBATE
OVER SMOKING. TODAY IT HEATS UP EVEN MORE. A NEW BILL COULD BAN SMOKING INSIDE CASINOS (1:45 SEC)
3/5/07 9pm COLORADO... COULD BE CHANGING ITS TUNE. A
STATE LAWMAKER WANTS TO MAKE AN OLD TOP TEN HIT... COLORADO'S NEW OFFICIAL STATE SONG (2:09 SEC)
3/18/07 9pm DENVER BECOMING A POPULAR STOP FOR
PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE BARACK OBAMA IN TOWN TONIGHT..TELLING A RALLY- HE BELIEVES- WASHINGTON NEEDS CHANGE(1:48 SEC)
3/19/07 5am IT WAS FOUR YEARS AGO TODAY THAT PRESIDENT
BUSH ANNOUNCED THE START OF THE WAR IN IRAQ. AND NOW... ALMOST HALF A DECADE LATER... AMERICANS LOOK BACK AT THE SUCCESS... AND SORROW OF THE MISSION.
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FROM SADDAM'S FALL FROM POWER... TO THOUSANDS OF FALLEN U-S SOLDIERS (1:18 SEC)
4/16/07 7am NEW THIS MORNING...PUSHING SEX OFFENDERS OUT
OF TOWN. TONIGHT...THE TOWN OF LYONS...IS GATHERING TO POUR OVER A PLAN TO BAN OFFENDERS FROM LIVING NEAR PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS OR SCHOOLS. THE TOWN IS SO SMALL--IT COULD FORCE SEX OFFENDERS TO LIVE ELSEWHERE (1:45 SEC)
4/18/07 7am NEW THIS MORNING....WANNA BUY THE COLORADO
STATE LOTTERY? NOT A TICKET---THE ENTIRE LOTTERY (1:53 SEC)
4/24/07 5am EQUAL PAY…FOR EQUAL WORK. IT'S EQUAL PAY
DAY…AND HUNDREDS OF GROUPS AROUND THE COUNTRY ARE BANDING TOGETHER (1:45 SEC)
5/1/07 6am ELECTION DAY HAS ARRIVED--BUT, NOBODY WILL BE
GOING TO THE VOTING BOOTH.SOUND STRANGE?--MAYBE SO. THAT'S BECAUSE THIS ELECTION IS BEING DONE COMPLETELY BY MAIL-IN BALLOT (1:45 SEC)
5/1/07 6am NEW THIS MORNING...THE SECOND ANNUAL
IMMIGRATION MARCH. RALLIES ARE PLANNED IN DOZENS OF CITIES THIS MORNING (1:45 SEC)
5/21/07 7am LISTEN TO THIS. A BILL ON GOVERNOR RITTER'S
DESK RIGHT NOW WOULD ALLOW PEOPLE CONVICTED OF CERTAIN CRIMES TO GET THEIR CRIMINAL RECORDS *SEALED*.... WHICH BASICALLY MEANS THEY WOULDN'T HAVE TO TELL ANYONE-- EVEN POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS-- THAT THEY *ARE* CONVICTS (1:45 SEC)
6/3/07 9pm A BUSY WEEK OF POLITICAL STUMPING AHEAD.. AS
CANDIDATES FROM BOTH PARTIES WILL RALLY SUPPORT FOR THEIR PRESIDENTIAL BID (1:59 SEC)
6/4/07 9pm A LOCAL CONGRESSWOMAN IS SPONSORING TWO
MEASURES TO END THE WAR IN IRAQ (1:42 SEC) 6/6/07 6am COLORADO CONGRESSMAN TOM TANCREDO'S
ESSENTIALLY BECOMING A MARTYR FOR IMMIGRATION REFORM. WE'VE LEARNED HIS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IS SHIFTING STRATEGY... RISKING WHAT LITTLE CHANCE HE HAD OF WINNING... FOR A BIGGER CAUSE (1:45 SEC)
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7/18/07 9pm THE GOVERNOR TACKLING SECURITY AT THE
CAPITOL .. TWO DAYS AFTER AN ARMED MAN WAS SHOT AND KILLED OUTSIDE THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE (2:00 SEC)
7/26/07 8am NEW THIS MORNING...THERE'S A NEW PUSH TO TURN
COLORADO SCHOOL KIDS INTO LITTLE MONKS (1:45 SEC) 7/31/07 6am NEW THIS MORNING...THE COST OF BECOMING A
UNITED STATES CITIZEN IS HIGHER THAN EVER. IMMIGRATION FEES HAVE JUMPED MORE THAN 60-PERCENT (1:45 SEC)
8/22/07 9pm A CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSAL..TWO STATE
LEGISLATORS SUGGESTING THE STATE OF COLORADO OPEN AN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE IN MEXICO (2:00 SEC)
8/26/07 9pm THE COUNTDOWN IS ON - TO THE 2008 DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION IN DENVER. SO WHAT'S BEING DONE TO PREPARE (1:53 SEC)
8/27/07 9pm ANOTHER KEY LOSS TODAY FOR THE BUSH WHITE
HOUSE. U-S ATTORNEY GENERAL ALBERTO GONZALES ANNOUNCING HIS RESIGNATION (1:49 SEC)
9/5/07 6am THE GOVERNOR WANTS A CLOSER EYE ON
COLORADO'S CAPITOL. FEWER THAN TWO MONTHS AGO, A STATE TROOPER KILLED AN ARMED MAN WHO WALKED INTO THE BUILDING(1:45 SEC)
9/10/07 9pm AMERICAN TROOPS COULD START COMING HOME
FROM IRAQ AS SOON AS THE END OF THIS MONTH (2:13 SEC)
9/25/07 9pm PRESIDENT BUSH -- ADDRESSING THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY AT THE UNITED NATIONS 1:54 SEC) 10/18/07 9pm ITS OFFICIAL... BARACK OBAMA WANTS TO WIN IN
COLORADO...OBAMA IS THE ONLY CANDIDATE IN EITHER PARTY TO HAVE CAMPAIGN STAFF HERE... AND AS OF TONIGHT... AT 10TH AND SANTA FE... HIS CAMPAIGN OFFICE IS UP AND RUNNING AS WELL (2:14 SEC)
10/22/07 5am POLITICS THESE DAYS ARE ALL ABOUT THE 2008
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, BUT THERE'S A VOTE MUCH
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CLOSER ON THE HORIZON... AND IT COULD TAKE A BIGGER BITE OUT OF YOUR WALLET (1:02 SEC)
10/23/07 9pm HILLARY CLINTON SPENT THE DAY AT METRO STATE
COLLEGE... TRYING TO CONVINCE COLORADANS SHE SHOULD BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES (1:49 SEC)
11/6/07 8am IT IS ELECTION DAY...VOTERS COULD DECIDE TO PAY
MORE PROPERTY TAXES...IMPROVE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS, AND WHETHER POT SHOULD BE A PRIORITY FOR DENVER POLICE (1:55 SEC)
11/6/07 9am NEW THIS MORNING...CRACKING DOWN ON TAGGERS.
DOZENS OF DENVER BUILDINGS ARE SPLATTERED WITH GRAFFITTI...NOW, THE CITY HAS PLANS TO UP THE PENALTIES ON OFFENDERS (1:45 SEC)
11/30/07 9pm COLORADO HAS JOINED THE PACK IN MOVING UP THE
DATE OF THE STATE'S CAUCUSES ... NOW SET FOR FEBRUARY FIFTH. THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER PARTY AFFILIATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CAUCUS IS THIS COMING WEDNESDAY. (2:07 SEC)
12/18/07 9pm YOU THOUGHT THE LONG LINES AT THE VOTING
BOOTH WERE BAD LAST YEAR. NOW IT COULD GET EVEN WORSE FOR COLORADO VOTERS. THE VOTING MACHINES THAT ARE SUPPOSED TO MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT... ARE BEING THROWN OUT (2:20 SEC)
12/30/07 9pm WHILE SUNDAY MAY TRADITIONALLY BE "A DAY OF
REST"... TODAY CERTAINLY WASN'T RESTFUL FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES. THEY HAVE THAN A LESS THAN A WEEK TO CONVINCE IOWA VOTERS THEY'RE THE RIGHT PERSON FOR THE JOB (2:27 SEC)
12/30/07 9pm THERE ARE FEW ISSUES MORE LIKELY TO STIR UP
ANGER AND PASSIONATE ARGUMENT IN COLORADO THAN THE DEBATE OVER ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. AND THIS YEAR, SAW A MAJOR CHANGE IN THE WAY AMERICA TACKLED THE PROBLEM. WITH TENSIONS HIGH...AND CONGRESS UNABLE TO ACT ON A SWEEPING IMMIGRATION REFORM PLAN. (2:00 SEC)
ENVIRONMENT
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10/11/05 9pm STORM DAMAGE CAUSES HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DECAPITATED TREES AND BROKEN BRANCHES ACROSS THE FRONT RANGE. (1:41 SEC)
10/12/05 5am DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS MAKING A
REVOLUTIONARY MOVE THAT WILL BE A BIG BENEFIT TO THE ENVIRONMENT. (:24 SEC)
10/16/05 9pm COLORADO IS STRUGGLING WITH A HUGE WILDLIFE
PROBLEM. (2:13 SEC) 11/9/05 9pm AIR QUALITY ACROSS THE SIX-COUNTY METRO AREA
CAN BECOME STAGNANT AND SMOKE-FILLED DURING THE WINTER MONTHS. (:33 SEC)
11/9/05 5am ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY STORE WILL TEST OUT
50 ENERGY SAVING FEATURES INCLUDING. (:38 SEC) 11/29/05 9pm IF YOUR CAR IS AN FFV-- FELXIBLE FUEL VEHICLE--
THEN ITS READY TO BURN THE CORN BASED ETHANOL FUEL (1:49 SEC)
12/20/05 7am ACCORDING TO A NEW STUDY BY THE
ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING GROUP, MORE THAN 140 UNREGULATED CHEMICALS HAVE BEEN FOUND IN WATER ACROSS 42 STATES. (:24 SEC)
12/21/05 9pm X-CEL BREAKING GROUND TODAY ON A ONE-POINT-
THREE BILLION DOLLAR GENERATING PLANT AT COMANCHE STATION NEAR PUEBLO. (:31 SEC)
12/28/05 7am WOOD BURNING AND SMOG. (2:00 SEC) 1/27/06 7am THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY IS
SUSPICIOUS ABOUT A CHEMICAL CALLED "P-FOA." (:41 SEC) 1/29/06 9pm WIND ENERGY IS GAINING POPULARITY WITH
EXPERTS *AND ENVIRONMENTALISTS. (1:55 SEC) 2/2/06 7am RESERVOIRS ARE FILLING UP - POTENTIAL PROBLEMS
WITH RESERVOIRS SPILLING OVER. (3:13 SEC) 2/05/06 9pm PLANS TO EXPAND "AQUACULTURE" IN U-S WATERS,
MAKING WAVES TONIGHT WITH ENVIRONMENTALISTS. (:42 SEC)
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2/24/06 9pm 12-THOUSAND GALLONS OF MATERIAL SPILLED FROM A SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT INTO THE PLATTE RIVER. (:16 SEC)
3/30/06 9pm BOULDER COUNTY CLOSES BAT BIRTHING AREAS TO
PROTECT THE SPECIES. (1:41 SEC) 4/4/06 9pm COLORADO'S ON TRACK TO LOSE MORE THAN THREE
MILLION ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND. (:33 SEC) 5/4/06 6am SEWAGE SPILLS IN A PLACE WHERE DENVER GETS
IT'S MAIN SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER. (:45 SEC) 5/16/06 9pm BATS WITH RABIES ARE INVADING SOUTHERN
JEFFERSON COUNTY. (1:49 SEC) 5/28/06 9pm COMMUNITIES CHOPPING DOWN INFECTED TREES,
HOPING TO STOP THE FOREST KILLING BEETLES. (1:32 SEC) 6/2/06 9pm SEVERAL NEW POSSIBLE SIGHTINGS OF A MOUNTAIN
LION COMING FROM THE CITY OF LITTLETON. (1:37 SEC) 6/23/06 5am A NEW PROGRAM IN JEFFERSON COUNTY TRIES TO
DETERMINE FUTURE FIRE DANGER? (3:30 SEC) 7/13/06 7am IN DEVELOPING NEWS.... PRARIE DOGS. COLORADO
WILDLIFE OFFICIALS… CONSIDERING A PROPOSAL TO USE AN EXPLOSIVE DEVICE…TO RID SOME AREAS OF PRARIE DOGS (4:00 SEC)
7/14/06 5am THE FORECAST SHOWS A HOT WEEKEND. THAT
MEANS...MANY WILL VENTURE INTO THE HILS AND MOUNTAINS FOR A LITTLE FUN. AND WHILE THE MOUNTAINS CAN BE FUN...THESE HOT DRY CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO STIR COLORADO'S MOUNTAIN LIONS...SOME TO THE POINT OF ATTACKING HUMANS (2:30 SEC)
7/16/06 9pm BEARS ALSO GETTING BOLDER IN EAGLE COUNTY. IN
VAIL, TWO BLACK BEARS... IN THREE WEEKS... HAVE BUSTED INTO SIX HOUSES TO EAT FOOD. AND NOW THE TOWN IS TAKING ACTION TO KEEP THIS FROM HAPPENING AGAIN (1:59 SEC)
8/15/06 9pm YOU'VE PROBABLY HEARD ABOUT THE EPIDEMIC
LEVELS OF PINE BEETLES IN THE CENTRAL MOUNTAINS.
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BUT NOW THE BUGS ARE MOVING CLOSER TO THE FRONT RANGE (1:47 SEC)
8/29/06 7am IT'S A SIGHT TO SEE THIS MORNING....A BLACK BEAR
JUST HANGING OUT IN A TREE IN LOVELAND. (:45 SEC) 8/31/06 6am DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY IS EXPECTED TO JUMP
FIFTY PERCENT OVER THE NEXT TWO DECADES IN OUR STATE(:20 SEC)
9/7/06 9pm IT'S BEEN MORE THAN TWO MONTHS SINCE THE
SMOKING BAN WENT INTO EFFECT. YOU MAY HAVE NOTICED A DIFFERENCE IN THE AIR AT YOUR FAVORITE BAR OR RESTAURANT. BUT IS THE AIR REALLY CLEANER (2:58 SEC)
9/8/06 9pm AN ALARMING NUMBER OF MOUNTAIN LION
SIGHTINGS IN BOULDER,...SOME PEOPLE EVEN REPORT SEEING THE BIG CATS CONGREGATING IN GROUPS1:45 SEC)
9/13/06 7am A HEARING IS NOW SCHEDULED TO HELP DECIDE IF
THE PREBLE MEADOW JUMPING MOUSE -- FOUND HERE IN COLORADO -- IS AN ENDANGERED SPECIES. (:25 SEC)
9/18/06 7am THIS MORNING THERE'S A WARNING TO ANYBODY
WHO WALKS THEIR PETS IN A COLORADO PARK. SIGNS ARE IN THE DOG TRAINING AND EXERCISE AREA OF THE POPULAR CHATFIELD STATE PARK. WATER IN THE PONDS MAY HAVE BACTERIA (:48 SEC)
10/14/06 9pm THOUSANDS OF NEW TREES ARE MARKED FOR
REMOVAL IN FRISCO. THIS AS NEW INFORMATION IS LEARNED ON THE PINE BEETLE... AN EPIDEMIC THAT CONTINUES TO SPREAD OUT OF CONTROL. (1:31 SEC)
10/16/06 8am FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS ARE ON THEIR WAY TO
HAWAII TO ASSESS THE DAMAGE DONE BY A STRONG EARTHQUAKE. (:52 SEC)
10/27/06 9pm FIVE-DAYS AND COUNTING. SEVERAL PEOPLE ARE
STILL OUT OF THEIR HOMES AFTER A GAS LEAK. (1:56 SEC) 11/6/06 9pm IT STARTED ALMOST TEN YEARS AGO... COLORADO'S
FORESTS SHOWING BLOTCHES OF RED AND BROWN...IT'S A SYMPTOM OF THE PINE BEETLE INFESTATION THAT'S
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KILLING THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF EVERGREENS. (3:12 SEC)
11/9/06 9pm A WARNING FOR SOME IN AURORA NOT TO DRINK THE
WATER. (1:19 SEC) 11/18/06 9pm SEVERE HIGH WINDS IN LARIMER COUNTY HAVE
TUMBLEWEED FLYING. MANY ARE CALLING WHAT'S HAPPENING A TUMBLEWEED BLIZZARD. (1:44 SEC)
12/2/06 9pm BIRDS LOOKING FOR SHELTER FROM THE
TEMPERATURES COULD BE MOVING INTO YOUR HOUSE. (1:38 SEC)
12/18/06 7am FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY IN
COLORADO IS ABOUT TO FACE NEW REGULATIONS TO CURB POLLUTION. (:25 SEC)
12/19/06 5am THE WORLD'S LARGEST SOLAR ENERGY PARK IS
HEADED OUR WAY. (:25 SEC) 1/25/07 6am A NEW WATER PROJECT IN THE CITY OF AURORA IS
PROMISING TO SUPPLY THE CITY WITH WATER, DURING THE DRIEST OF YEARS (:34 SEC)
1/28/07 9pm SOME COMPANIES ALLOW EMPLOYEES TO BRING
THEIR CHILDREN TO WORK...AND SOME OFFICES EVEN ALLOW DOGS. BUT NOW ONE CALIFORNIA COMPANY IS ASKING EMPLOYEES TO BRING WORMS. YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT SNAKES ON A PLANE... HOW ABOUT WORMS UNDER YOUR DESK...? ALL IN THE INTEREST OF SAVING THE ENVIRONMENT.....IT'S CALLED "VERMICOMPOSTING"... "VERMI" BEING THE LATIN WORD FOR WORM... AND THE IDEA IS THAT YOU STICK A BUCKETFUL OF WORMS IN YOUR OFFICE, THEN THROW IN YOUR LUNCH LEFTOVERS AND THE WORMS WILL CHEW ON IT... THAT IN TURN CREATES ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY FERTILIZER YOU CAN USE AT HOME (1:35 SEC)
1/31/07 9pm THE CITY OF LONE TREE IS USING SIGNS LIKE THIS TO
WARN DRIVERS ABOUT ALL THE DEER THAT HAVE MADE THEIR WAY INTO THIS BUSY AREA SEARCHING FOR FOOD (1:44 SEC)
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2/5/07 9pm MUCH OF THE GROUND IS STILL COVERED WITH SNOW, BUT SOME BIRDS ARE FINDING A WAY TO DESTROY THE LITTLE GRASS WE SEE (1:29 SEC)
2/6/07 9pm A DAY OF MELTING SNOW -- RAISING NEW QUESTIONS
ABOUT WHERE ALL THE WATER IS GOING... AND WHAT IT MIGHT BE CARRYING WITH IT (2:06 SEC)
2/22/07 9pm HUNDREDS HAVE DIED... BUT TODAY A HANDFUL
RETURN TO THE WILD...WILDLIFE WORKERS RELEASING SEVERAL DUCKS... AFTER NURSING THEM BACK TO HEALTH...STILL UINRESOLVED, WHAT KILLED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS (2:02 SEC)
3/17/07 9pm ITS BEEN MORE THAN 140 YEARS SINCE THE BUFFALO
ROAMED THE EASTERN PLAINS...BUT, TONIGHT - THEY'RE BACK1:53 SEC)
3/27/07 6am NEW THIS MORNING... FIRE SEASON. LAST YEAR...
COLORADO SAW ITS WORST SEASON SINCE 2002 (1:45 SEC) 3/28/07 9m A SMELLY PROBLEM GETS AN "AIRING" IN BOULDER
COUNTY.LITTLE GAYNOR LAKE ON OXFORD ROAD WEST OF 287 HAS BEEN STINKING UP THE NEARBY NEIGHBORHOOD (1:50 SEC)
4/9/07 9pm A COMMUNITY CONCERNED TONIGHT ABOUT
URANIUM MINING IN THEIR BACKYARD... THE PEOPLE FEAR THE PROJECT WILL POLLUTE THEIR WATER...THE
DRILLING IS PLANNED FOR WELD COUNTY... NEAR THE TOWN OF NUNN (2:13 SEC)
4/23/07 9pm A BRIGHT FUTURE IN STORE FOR SOLAR POWER IN
THE SAN LUIS VALLEY. (:36 SEC) 4/25/07 5am COLORADO OIL WELLS TOP OUR SPOTLIGHT ON
BUSINESS THIS MORNING. MORE NATURAL GAS WELLS ARE APPROVED FOR NORTHWEST COLORADO. (.22 SEC)
5/8/07 9pm A HERD OF ELK CAUSING A COMMOTION IN
JEFFERSON COUNTY. THE WILD ANIMALS CAUGHT IN A CLOVERLEAF OF HIGHWAYS (1:53 SEC)
5/27/07 9pm SCIENTISTS WORLD-WIDE ARE LOOKING TO PROVE
THAT GLOBAL WARMING IS A REAL PHENOMENA...AT THE
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UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, A LONG-LOST STUDY, IS PROVIDING NEW EVIDENCE THAT CLIMATE CHANGE IS AFFECTING WILDLIFE...IN TONIGHT'S FOX FILES (3:28 SEC)
5/30/07 9pm THE WEATHER IS WARMING AND THE RATTLESNAKES
ARE COMING OUT...BOULDER COUNTY WILDLIFE WORKERS ARE WARNING HIKERS TO BE VIGILANT AFTER A 2-YEAR OLD WAS BITTEN EARLIER THIS WEEK (2:01 SEC)
6/12/07 9pm ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS IN BOULDER COUNTY
GETTING DOZENS OF REPORTS ABOUT SICK RACCOONS (2:07 SEC)
6/13/07 9pm COYOTES ROAMING AN AURORA NEIGHBORHOOD
KILLING FAMILY PETS AND SCARING RESIDENTS…NOW THE CITY COUNCIL IS GETTING INVOLVED (1:59 SEC)
6/17/07 9pm BY THE END OF THE MONTH, THE BALD EAGLE
WILL OFFICIALLY BE TAKEN OFF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES LIST. HOWEVER, THAT DE-LISTING IS NOT FLYING WITH SOME PROPERTY OWNERS (1:41 SEC)
7/17/07 9pm HONEY BEES... THEIR PRESENCE MAY SCARE US...
BUT THE REAL FRIGHT WOULD BE IF THEY DISAPPEAR (2:39 SEC)
7/21/07 5pm A KILLER IS ON THE LOOSE ON A DESOLATE ISLAND IN
LAKE ONTARIO... ITS VICTIMS.. THE AREA'S WILDLIFE -- WHICH ARE DYING OFF BY THE HUNDREDS. AND THE CULPRIT (1:50 SEC)
7/23/07 9pm THE "BEIGE HAZE" IS BLANKETING THE METRO AGAIN
AND THAT USUALLY MEANS VIOLATIONS OF FEDERAL OZONE STANDARDS(2:27 SEC)
8/17/07 9pm A BEAR STUCK IN A TREE FOR MORE THAN A DAY IS
DRAWING CROWDS AND COMMOTION (1:45 SEC) 8/21/07 9pm IT'S BEEN ANOTHER HOT SUMMER ... AND WE'RE IN
POSITION TO POSSIBLY HAVE MORE 90-DEGREE DAYS THAN ANY SUMMER BEFORE NOW. SO WITH ALL THE HEAT ... ARE WE USING MORE WATER? OR HAVE WE FINALLY LEARNED TO CONSERVE? (2:00 SEC)
8/27/07 9pm TORNADOES CAN BE COMMON THIS TIME OF YEAR ...
BUT HOW ABOUT IN THE MOUNTAINS (1:37 SEC)
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9/2/07 5pm DUCKS AND GEESE TURNING UP DEAD IN CITY
PARK..AND TONIGHT.. WILDLIFE OFFICIALS ARE SCRAMBLING TO FIND OUT WHY (1:30 SEC)
9/3/07 9pm IT WILL BE THE LARGEST ATTACKS AGAINST BARK
BEETLE KILL. THE FOREST SERVICE PLANS TO THIN OUT THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF DEAD TREES, IN FIVE COLORADO COUNTIES -- INCLUDING SUMMIT COUNTY (1:42 SEC)
9/29/07 9pm COLORADO STATE FOREST OFFICIALS SAY THE PINE
BEETLE PROBLEM OF THE HIGH COUNTRY... IS SHOWING UP ALONG THE FRONT RANGE...PEOPLE WHO CUT THEIR FIREWOOD IN THE MOUNTAINS MAY BE BRINGING THE TREE-KILLING BUGS TO A NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR YOU (2:03 SEC)
10/14/07 9pm PEOPLE NORTHER COLORADO ARE CONCERNED A
NEW TYPE OF MINING WILL CAUSE SERIOUS HEALTH PROBLEMS.... POSSIBLY EVEN CANCER. DRILLING SITES ARE BEING PROPOSED IN THE TOWN OF NUNN TO EXTRACT VALUABLE URAINIUM. TODAY THE PROTEST MADE IT ALL THE WAY TO THE STATE CAPITOL (2:15 SEC)
10/21/07 9pm IT'S SOMETHING ALL OF US HOMEOWNERS HAVE TO
DO THIS TIME OF YEAR. THAT'S RIGHT... IT'S TIME TO GET RID OF THE LEAVES IN OUR YARDS AND DRIVEWAYS. IN (1:49 SEC)
10/31/07 9pm A COLORADO COMPANY IS MAKING RECYCLING
EASIER. AND AS METEOROLOGIST CRYSTAL EGGER REPORTS FOR OUR E-TEAM... YOU CAN SAY GOODBYE TO SIFTING AND SORTING. DAY TO DAY TRASH...TONS AND TONS OF WASTE. A NEW RECYCLING PLANT IS HOPING TO SALVAGE THE WASTE BY MAKING *RECYCLING* EASIER. (1:29 SEC)
11/1/07 6am THE COST OF HEATING OF YOUR HOME IS GOING UP
JUST IN TIME FOR WINTER.BUT THERE IS HELP FOR SOME (1:05 SEC)
11/6/07 9am NOVEMBER IS SUPPOSED TO BE OUR 2ND SNOWIEST
MONTH IN DENVER... SO FAR WE'VE HAD ZERO SNOW (1:28 SEC)
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11/23/07 9am THERE'S A BIG CHANGE IN THE HOLIDAY LIGHTS STRUNG UP ACROSS THE CITY...BUT YOU MAY NOT EVEN NOTICE. MAYOR JOHN HICKENLOOPER RECENTLY ANNOUNCED HIS CLIMATE ACTION PLAN. THAT MEANS REPLACING HOLIDAY LIGHTS ALL OVER THE CITY... TO SAVE ENERGY(1:50 SEC)
12/12/07 5am SHOOTING ELK AT ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK
COULD START IN JANUARY. (:23 SEC) 12/18/07 9pm IMAGINE IT. YOU'RE LIVING IN A SMALL COLORADO
TOWN..IT'S SAFE... IT'S QUIET.IT HASN'T CHANGED A WHOLE LOT OVER THE YEARS. THEN ALL OF A SUDDEN... IN COMES A BIG INDUSTRY... AND WITH IT... EVERYTHING ABOUT HOME CHANGES. ALL OF A SUDDEN YOUR TOWN IS *THE* HOT PLACE TO BE. BUT THAT IS *NOT* NECESSARILY A GOOD THING (3:02 SEC)
12/27/07 9pm YOU PROBABLY KNOW PINE BEETLES ARE KILLING
ONE OF OUR MOST PRECIOUS RESOURCES IN COLORADO-- OUR TREES. THE GOVERNMENT FREED UP MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO FIGHT THE PINE BEETLE PROBLEM.(2:44 SEC)
HOUSING/HOMELESSNESS
10/07/05 7am KEEPING WARM WHEN IT'S FREEZING OUTSIDE. (:39
SEC) 10/11/05 9pm EFFORT TO HELP THOSE WITHOUT HOMES HAS
RECEIVED THE GO-AHEAD. (:22 SEC) 10/14/05 5am STILL PICKING UP THE PIECES AFTER HURRICANE
KATRINA. (3:00 SEC) 11/07/05 5am INVESTIGATORS IN BRIGHTON ARE TRYING TO
FIGURE OUT WHAT CAUSED A FIRE TO TEAR THROUGH AN APARTMENT BUILDING. (:49 SEC) 11/16/05 6am THE CITY'S SAFETY COMMITTEE WILL CONSIDER A
PROPOSAL THAT PROHIBITS THE HOMELESS FROM LYING ON PUBLIC STREETS OR SIDEWALKS. (:56 SEC)
11/24/05 9pm DISHING UP TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY MEALS WITH
HELP FROM VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. (:27 SEC)
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12/21/05 9pm THE COLORADO COALITION FOR THE HOMELESS IS REMEMBERING THE HOMELESS WHO DIED ON THE STREETS THIS YEAR. (:24 SEC)
12/21/05 9pm THE DENVER RESCUE MISSION'S ANNUAL "SANTA
SHOP." (:42 SEC) 12/25/05 9pm A POSSIBLE SIGN THAT THE RED HOT HOUSING
MARKET MAY BE COOLING A BIT.(:21 SEC) 12/25/05 9pm THE DENVER CHOP HOUSE IS SERVING UP FOOD,
PRESENTS AND EVEN MEDICAL CARE FOR THE HOMELESS. (1:43 SEC)
1/10/06 7am MAYOR JOHN HICKENLOOPER WANTS DENVER'S PLAN
TO END HOMELESSNESS TO BE A COMMUNITY EFFORT. (:21 SEC)
1/22/06 9pm DOZENS OF CU STUDENTS ARE HOMELESS TONIGHT
AFTER A FIRE DESTROYS THEIR APARTMENTS. (1:22 SEC) 2/13/06 5am METRO AREA HOMELESS SHELTER TO SHUT DOWN
PART OF ITS OPERATION. (:56 SEC) 2/19/06 9pm HUNDREDS OF DENVER RESIDENTS WITHOUT WATER
FOR ALMOST TWO DAYS AFTER A WATER MAIN BREAK. (1:50 SEC)
3/2/06 5am MORE THAN 50-THOUSAND HOUSEHOLDS IN FIVE
DENVER-AREA COUNTIES ARE "SEVERELY RENT BURDENED." (3:30 SEC)
4/19/06 7am A TEMPORARY HOMELESS SHELTER WILL CLOSE IT'S
OVERNIGHT SERVICES. (:20 SEC) 4/27/06 9pm DOZENS OF FAMILIES APPARENTLY SCAMMED BY A
MAN POSING AS A LANDLORD AT A COMPLEX ON 12-TH AND YOSEMITE. (1:32 SEC)
4/29/06 9pm COLORADO HAS THE HIGHEST FORECLOSURE RATE
IN AMERICA. (1:46 SEC) 5/9/06 7am OFFICIALS RELEASED RESULTS FROM A SURVEY
GIVEN TO MORE THAN NINE-THOUSAND HOMELESS PEOPLE LAST JANUARY. (:23 SEC)
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5/14/06 5pm DOZENS OF RESIDENTS WHO WERE EVACUATED FROM A HIGH RISE APARTMENT BUILDING --ARE KICKED OUT OF THEIR SHELTER. (1:20 SEC)
6/15/06 9pm FEDERALLY FUNDED LOW INCOME APARTMENTS WILL
BE BUILT AND COULD LEAD TO AS MANY AS 300 MORE UNITS. (:18 SEC)
6/27/06 7am THIS MORNING DENVER IS RANKED THE EIGHTH
MOST EXPENSIVE CITY IN THE U-S. (:36 SEC) 6/29/06 9pm TIME TO MOVE FOR SOME RESIDENTS OF A TRAILER
PARK IN AURORA. (1:48 SEC) 7/4/06 9pm FLASH FLOODING NEAR COLORADO SPRINGS HAS
ONE FAMILY'S HOME UNDER THREE INCHES OF WATER (1:28 SEC)
7/12/06 5am THIS MORNING DENVER'S RECORD FORECLOSURE
RATE IS STILL RISING. (:47 SEC) 7/21/06 5am THIS MORNING ADAMS COUNTY IS TRYING TO HELP
HOMELESS RESIDENTS… BY REMOVING THEM FROM AN AREA ALONG CLEAR CREEK CANAL (:46 SEC)
8/10/06 9pm IT'S BEEN 2 MONTHS SINCE ASBESTOS
CONTAMINATION FORCED 300 RENTERS TO EVACUATE THEIR HOMES (1:32 SEC)
8/13/06 9pm A DREAM COME TRUE, FOR ANOTHER COLORADO
FAMILY.. THANKS TO HABITAT FOR HUMANITY.. AND ITS VOLUNTEERS. A SINGLE MOM AND HER FOUR CHILDREN... ARE THE PROUD OWNERS OF A BRAND NEW HOME IN DENVER (:34 SEC)
8/25/06 8am THIS MORNING... COLORADO'S HOMELESS
POPULATION IS ON THE RISE (:20 SEC) 9/13/06 8am DENVER'S INITIATIVE TO END HOMELESSNESS IS
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE. ACCORDING TO CITY OFFICIALS (:35 SEC)
9/14/06 5am IN OUR SPOTLIGHT ON BUSINESS THIS
MORNING...COLORADO LEADS THE NATION IN HOME FORECLOSURES (:28 SEC)
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9/18/06 5am RIGHT NOW MORE THAN THREE DOZEN PEOPLE ARE WITHOUT A HOME, BECAUSE OF AN APARTMENT FIRE (:55 SEC)
10/21/06 9pm IF YOU'RE THINKING ABOUT BUYING A HOME...NOW
MAY BE THE TIME. REAL ESTATE EXPERTS SAY THE HOUSING MARKET IN THE METRO AREA IS HOT. (1:51 SEC)
10/28/06 9pm DOZENS OF PEOPLE ARE ALL FIRED UP AT A DENVER
APARTMENT COMPLEX BECAUSE THEY'VE BEEN LIVING WITHOUT HEAT. (1:39 SEC)
10/31/06 5am A PROJECT DESIGNED TO HOUSE DOZENS OF LOW-
INCOME FAMILIES HAS OTHER FAMILIES MOVING OUT OF THEIR HOMES. (:47 SEC)
11/18/06 9pm IF YOU'RE IN THE MARKET FOR A NEW HOME.. NOW,
MAY BE THE TIME TO BUY. WITH COLORADO LEADING THE NATION IN FORECLOSURES FOR THE EIGHTH STRAIGHT MONTH. (:26 SEC)
11/22/06 9pm THE GROWING TREND OF ENERGY-SAVING,
ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY STRAW BALE HOMES (2:31 SEC)
12/12/06 7am HELPING THE CITY'S HOMELESS.... LOOKS TO BE
PAYING OFF FOR DENVER.THE CITY LAUNCHED ITS "HOUSING FIRST" PROGRAM TWO YEARS AGO. (:30 SEC)
12/14/06 8am THIS MORNING WE KNOW THERE ARE 12-THOUSAND
HOMELESS PEOPLE IN COLORADO, AND EXPERTS THINK THE REAL NUMBER IS EVEN HIGHER. (:22 SEC)
1/18/07 9pm AS COLD AS IT'S BEEN... IMAGINE LIVING FOR WEEKS
WITH NO HEAT...THAT'S BEEN THE STORY FOR SOME TENANTS OF A DENVER APARTMENT COMPLEX. THE IMPERIAL HOUSE --AT 12TH AND VINE (1:56 SEC)
1/19/07 9pm ONE OF THE VICTIM'S FROM A DEADLY APARTMENT
FIRE IN COLORADO SPRINGS HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THE RUBBLE ... THE SECOND IS YET TO BE RECOVERED.TONIGHT (2:21 SEC)
1/26/07 6am NEW THIS MORNING...HOMELESSNESS IS DENVER'S
BIGGEST PROBLEM, ACCORDING TO A NEW SURVEY (:17 SEC)
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2/4/07 9pm HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BREAKING GROUND ON A
NEW HOME IN LONGMONT (:32 SEC) 2/10/07 9pm THE MARKET FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING..
EXPANDING IN DENVER (:33 SEC) 2/20/07 8am LATER THIS MORNING, WE'LL FIND OUT HOW MUCH
MONEY DENVER WILL GET TO HELP FIGHT HOMELESSNESS (:20 SEC)
3/1/07 8am IT'S A VERY BIG - VERY GENEROUS - DONATION.
LOCAL DEVELOPERS...HANDING OVER THEIR PROFITS FROM THE SALE OF A LARGE PROJECT...TO HELP TWO LOCAL SCHOOLS (2:00 SEC)
3/2/07 9pm HOME DESIGNERS ARE CONSTANTLY LOOKING FOR
WAYS TO INCORPORATE HIGH-TECH FUNCTION INTO HIGH-END CONSTRUCTION. FROM APPLIANCES THAT WORK MORE LIKE COMPUTERS, TO ROOMS THAT THINK (2:21 SEC)
3/6/07 7am HOMELESSNESS IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS
IN DENVER AND IN COLORADO (46 SEC) 4/11/07 9pm DENVER'S "HOMELESS METERS" ARE A HIT...THE CITY
INSTALLED DOZENS OF OLD METERS AROUND TOWN...ENCORUAGING PEOPLE TO PUT THEIR CHANGE IN THE METERS (:24 SEC)
4/21/07 9pm COLORADO OFFICIALS TRADE THEIR DRESS SUITS
FOR HAMMERS... TO HELP BUILD HOMES FOR THE NEEDY (:35 SEC)
4/30/07 7am TALL BUILDINGS ARE NOTHING NEW FOR DENVER.
SO WHY IS A PROPOSED HIGH-RISE NEAR THE UNIVERSITY LIGHT RAIL STATION GETTING SUCH A CHILLY RECEPTION? (1:45 SEC)
5/15/07 9pm WHEN THE DEMOCRATS COME TO TOWN NEXT
SUMMER... THE CITY PLANS TO MAKE THE HOMELESS DISAPPEAR...THE CITY WILL OPEN TEMPORARY SHELTERS ROUND THE CLOCK -- IT SAYS, IN THE NAME OF SECURITY(1:51 SEC)
5/20/07 9pm ANOTHER DREAM OF HOMEOWNERSHIP, COMES
TRUE TONIGHT.. FOR A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. WITH
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HELP FROM "HABITAT FOR HUMANITY" VOLUNTEERS(:32 SEC)
5/28/07 7am THIS MORNING THERE'S A SURGE OF PAROLEES
LIVING IN HOMELESS SHELTERS. A NEW STUDY FINDS ONE IN THREE PAROLEES IN DENVER, AND ONE IN FOUR OF PAROLEES IN THE METRO AREA... ARE LIVING IN HOMELESS SHELTERS AFTER GETTING OUT OF PRISON (:25 SEC)
6/7/07 9pm A NEW OPTION TONIGHT FOR ANYONE LOOKING FOR
AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN DENVER (:15 SEC) 6/13/07 9pm A NEW SURVEY CONCLUDES THERE ARE 12-
THOUSAND HOMELESS PEOPLE IN COLORADO. (:37 SEC) 6/14/07 6am THE LATEST COUNT OF COLORADO'S HOMELESS...
FINDS THE MAJORITY OF THEM HAVE CHILDREN (:23 SEC) 6/20/07 9pm BOULDER TRYING TO PUT THE BRAKES ON MEGA-
MANSIONS IN ITS RURAL AND MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES. THE COUNTY IS LOOKING AT PLANS TO LIMIT HOME SIZES... OR MAKE HOMEOWNERS PAY TO BUILD BIGGER (2:17 SEC)
7/30/07 8am THE NEW BUZZ WORD IS GREEN. PEOPLE ARE MORE
CONCIOUS ABOUT TAKING CARE OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND LIVING MORE ECO-FRIENDLY EVERYDAY (1:15 SEC)
7/30/07 9pm IT'S A FOUR-BILLION DOLLAR DEVELOPMENT. THE
LIFE SCIENCES CITY ON THE CAMPUS OF THE FORMER FITZSIMMONS ARMY MEDICAL CENTER. THAT STANDS ALONG EAST COLFAX AVENUE BETWEEN PEORIA STREET AND I-225 (2:05 SEC)
7/31/07 9pm IT LOOKS LIKE A HOMEBUYERS DREAM COME
TRUE...A MAJOR AUCTION THIS WEEKEND ON FORECLOSED HOMES (1:54 SEC)
8/19/07 9pm ITS A DUBIOUS DISTICTION---FOR THE FIRST HALF OF
TWO THOUSAND-SEVEN COLORADO RANKED SECOND FOR HOME FORCLOSURES NATIONWIDE (1:54 SEC)
8/20/07 9pm IMAGINE A HOUSE BUILT OF FOAM. IT'S NOT JUST A
DREAM IN ONE SMALL COLORADO TOWN ... IT'S REALITY (1:45 SEC)
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8/20/07 9pm SOMEBODY HAS BRAGGING RIGHTS TODAY..THEY BOUGHT THE MOST EXPENSIVE CONDO EVER SOLD IN DENVER... THE PRICE TAG.... TEN MILLION DOLLARS. THE CONDO WILL BE BUILT ON TOP OF THE NEW FOUR SEASONS HOTEL AT 14TH AND ARAPAHOE (1:51 SEC)
9/1/07 9pm AN OVERNIGHT LIGHTENING FIRE LEFT A MOTHER
AND HER FIVE CHILDREN---HOMELESS IN GREEN VALLEY RANCH (1:41 SEC)
9/6/07 8am LOCAL DEVELOPERS GOING GREEN TO HELP YOU
SAVE GREEN. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SOLAR (1:15 SEC)
9/27/07 6am MORE HOMELESS METERS ARE BEING INSTALLED
AROUND DENVER. THEY WERE UNVEILED BY MAYOR HICKENLOOPER EARLIER THIS YEAR (:17 SEC)
10/12/07 9pm REALTORS IN BOULDER ARE VOLUNTEERING TO CUT
THEIR COMMISSIONS -- TO HELP PEOPLE TRYING TO BUY OR SELL AFFORDABLE HOMES (:43 SEC)
10/26/07 9pm FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW ... A FIRE AT THE
GOLD RUN CONDOS IN BOULDER HAS LEFT DOZENS OF RESIDENTS HOMELESS. (2:06 SEC)
10/28/07 9pm A DEMOLITION CREW...TEARING DOWN AN OLD
TRAILER PARK IN AURORA...FINDS OUT IT'S TESTED POSITIVE FOR ASBESTOS. THE WORKERS SAY THEY'RE NOT ONLY ANGRY...BUT WORRIED ABOUT THEIR HEALTH (2:08 SEC)
11/08/07 6am HOMELESSNESS IS A GROWING PROBLEM IN DENVER.
D RIGHT NOW THE CITY AND ONE GROUP ARE DEBATING... HOW AND WHERE TO FEED THE HOMELESS (:53 SEC)
11/21/07 9pm GOVERNOR RITTER IS REACHING OUT TO THE
HUNGRY AND HOMELESS THIS HOLIDAY SEASON. THE GOVERNOR WAS AT THE DENVER RESCUE MISSION'S LAWRENCE STREET SHELTER THIS AFTERNOON...SERVING UP A THANKSGIVING FEAST. (:35 SEC)
11/22/07 6am RIGHT NOW THE SALVATION ARMY IS COOKING
THANKSGIVING MEALS, TO FEED THE HOMELESS. IT'S THE SALVATION ARMY'S 35th ANNUAL THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION. (:31 SEC)
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12/3/07 9am IN OUR OTHER TOP STORIES...A LATE NIGHT FIRE
LEAVES A DENVER FAMILY HOMELESS. THE FIRE BROKE OUT ABOUT NINE O-CLOCK IN THE HOUSE AT 62 NORTH ALCOTT (:45 SEC)
12/20/07 9pm WE SEE THEM EVERYDAY. THEY'VE BECOME
PERMANENT FIXTURES ON STREET CORNERS. YOU MAY NOT REALIZE HOW MANY OF DENVER'S NINE-THOUSAND HOMELESS DIE EVERY YEAR. NEW TONIGHT...A CANDLELIGHT VIGIL REMEMBERING THOSE WHO DIED ON OUR STREETS (2:02 SEC)
12/25/07 9pm IF CHRISTMAS IS ALL ABOUT GIVING AND SACRIFICE,
THEN THE ANNUAL "MIRACLE ON 19TH STREET" IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. EVERY YEAR, THE DENVER CHOPHOUSE BUYS, PREPARES, AND SERVES A TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS DINNER WITH ALL THE FIXINGS... TO PEOPLE WHO CAN'T AFFORD TO BUY THEIR OWN MEALS (:45 SEC)
FAMILY/CHILDREN
10/15/05 9pm TODAY IN WASHINGTON D.C. THE MILLIONS MORE
MOVEMENT DRAWS HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS TO THE NATIONAL MALL. (2:27 SEC)
10/17/05 7am DOCTOR JOHN TORRES IS HERE WITH WHAT YOU
SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT FEED YOUR BABY. (2:10 SEC) 10/26/05 9pm LEAD IN HALLOWEEN COSTUMES. (1:48 SEC) 11/22/05 7am PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
ARE TRYING TO STOP PEOPLE FROM EATING MEAT, BY TARGETING KIDS. (:46 SEC)
11/24/05 9pm THE STORY OF ONE KATRINA EVACUEE AND HER
FAMILY THIS THANKSGIVING NIGHT. (1:41 SEC) 11/29/05 9pm A FIGHT OVER WHAT'S APPROPRIATE TO WEAR... IN
THE MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASSROOM. (1:27 SEC) 12/06/05 5am A GOOD SAMARITAN PAID RENT FOR 10-YEAR OLD
GREGG JONES AND HIS FAMILY. JONES NEEDED RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY AFTER BEING MAULED BY THREE PIT BULLS (:45 SEC)
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12/18/05 9pm EXPERTS SAY TODAY’S KIDS ARE MUCH HEAVIER AND TALLER THAN A GENERATION AGO. (2:06 SEC)
1/28/06 5pm A BOULDER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IS GETTING
NATIONAL RECOGNITION TONIGHT FOR BRIDGING THE GENDER GAP IN LEARNING. (:43 SEC)
2/7/06 9pm PARENTS UPSET OVER BULLYING AND THREATS
AGAINST THEIR KIDS. (1:35 SEC) I 2/7/06 9pm ONE IN 5 KIDS IS SOLICITED FOR SEX OVER THE
INTERNET. (2:01 SEC) 3/12/06 9pm CHILDREN OF MILITARY FAMILIES, NOW HEARING
BEDTIME STORIES FROM THEIR PARENTS FAR AWAY ON ACTIVE DUTY. (1:52 SEC)
3/17/06 9pm IN PARK HILL, MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE
CAUSING NEIGHBORS TO LIVE IN FEAR DUE TO VANDALISM, AMONG OTHER THINGS. (1:54 SEC)
3/21/06 5am THE CHERRY CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED
UNANIMOUSLY LAST NIGHT TO CHANGE START AND DISMISSAL TIMES. (:53 SEC)
4/20/06 7am HOW TO GET YOUR KIDS TO EAT HEALTHY. (2:24 SEC) 5/8/06 9pm ANOTHER MONEY STRAPPED SCHOOL DISTRICT
LOOKING AT CHANGES IN BUS SERVICE. (1:34 SEC) 5/31/06 9pm A LAKEWOOD BOY, LOST FOR DAYS IN THE
WILDERNESS. (1:33 SEC) 6/20/09 9pm STUDENTS AND PARENTS OF ANOTHER DENVER HIGH
SCHOOL FIGHTING TO KEEP THE DOORS OPEN. (1:41 SEC) 6/25/06 9pm GRAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE INVESTIGATING
WHY A TEENAGE BOY WAS ELECTROCUTED IN A POND. (1:52 SEC) 7/4/06 9pm AN UNUSUAL STORY TONIGHT, OF A FIVE YEAR OLD
GIRL, WHO REFUSED TO FREAK OUT. HE AWOKE TO A STRANGER-- COVERED IN BLOOD-- INSIDE HER BEDROOM.
(1:27 SEC)
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7/5/06 9pm A BIG SCARE TONIGHT AT A COLORADO DAYCARE. A
CHILD PLAYING IN A SUPERVISED POOL IN GREELEY IS DISCOVERED UNDERWATER(1:57 SEC)
7/7/06 9pm A COLORADO TEENAGER HAS GONE MISSING AFTER
A MEETING ON "MYSPACE"... AND TONIGHT, HER FAMILY SUSPECTS SHE'S IN DENVER (1:46 SEC)
8/10/06 9pm A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER STRUCK AND KILLED IN
HUDSON, BY AN AMTRACK TRAIN... (1:28 SEC) 8/16/06 9pm DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE HEADING
BACK TO SCHOOL NEXT WEEK. THAT MEANS PARENTS ARE DIGGING INTO THEIR WALLET TO BUY REQUIRED SUPPLIES. BUT HOW MUCH DOES IT COST AND IS IT ALL REALLY WORTH IT? THE LIST MAY BE DIFFERENT EVERY YEAR..BUT ONE THING IS THE SAME-- WHEN YOU PREPARE TO SEND YOUR KIDS BACK TO SCHOOL...THE PRICE KEEPS GOING UP(1:37 SEC)
8/18/06 9pm TONIGHT ... SOME ARE CALLING HIM A HERO. AN 11-
YEAR-OLD SAVES ANOTHER KID FROM DROWNING (1:35 SEC)
9/12/06 9pm TEENAGERS IN TROUBLE. A FRONT RANGE TOWN--
CONSIDERING A STRICT CURFEW TONIGHT, AFTER A RASH OF GANG VIOLENCE(1:46 SEC)
9/18/06 9pm ADAMS COUNTY STUDENTS GET AN UN-EXPECTED
DAY OFF SCHOOL. THAT'S BECAUSE THE DISTRICT IS MAKING SOME UN-POPULAR CHANGES AT MAPLETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS...AND PARENTS ARE ANGRY. A NEW DRESS CODE...NO MORE LOCKERS, NO MORE BACKPACKS, NO CELLPHONES...THOSE ARE THE NEW RULES AT THIS ADAMS COUNTY SCHOOL (1:44 SEC)
9/20/06 9pm YOU MAY REMEMBER YOUR FIRST YEAR OF SCHOOL
AS A TIME FOR STORY-TELLING AND FINGER-PAINTING. BUT IN THE LAST 10 YEARS...THERE'S BEEN A SHIFT TO STANDARDIZED TESTING AND ENDLESS MATH WORKSHEETS (3:04 SEC)
10/18/06 9pm MORE THAN HALF THE STUDENTS AT A BOULDER
HIGH SCHOOL ARE A NO-SHOW TODAY. THREATS OF
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VIOLENCE AGAIN TAKING THEIR TOLL ON ATTENDANCE. THIS TIME AT FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL. (1:50 SEC)
10/20/06 8am THIS MORNING THERE'S A WARNING FOR ANYONE
TRYING TO GET HIGH OFF A CERTAIN TYPE OF FLOWER. (:53 SEC)
10/27/06 9pm FOR 3 DAYS - 41 DENVER KIDS WHO SUFFER WITH
ASTHMA HEADED TO THE HIGH COUNTRY - FOR A RARE CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE THE OUTDOORS. (2:21 SEC)
11/28/06 9pm SCHOOL LUNCH ... A DAILY APPOINTMENT FOR
THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS.BUT-BEYOND THE MENU-- JUST WHAT IS BEING SERVED IN DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOL CAFETERIA'S (2:36 SEC)
11/29/06 9pm ORGAN TRANSPLANTS ... ALMOST ROUTINE
NOWADAYS...BUT NOT FOR VERY YOUNG CHILDREN. (2:41 SEC)
12/4/06 9pm AN INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY TONIGHT AFTER A 9-
YEAR-OLD BOY ACCUSES A TEACHER OF HITTING HIM IN SCHOOL. (1:54 SEC)
12/5/06 9pm A BOULDER TEENAGER WAS JUST TRYING TO HAVE
SOME FUN. BUT TONITE HE'S PAYING THE PRICE FOR PLAYING HACKY SAC. (1:47 SEC)
12/13/06 9pm RESEARCH SHOWS THE FIRST BIG GROUP OF HOME
SCHOOLED KIDS WHO'VE REACHED ADULTHOOD HAVE DONE WELL. (2:18 SEC)
1/24/07 9pm EVERY SINGLE DAY MORE THAN 15-TEENAGERS ARE
KILLED IN COLLISIONS... WITH THAT TROUBLESOME STATISTIC IN MIND... A TEAM OF INSTRUCTORS ARE TEACHING KIDS HOW TO DRIVE TO SURVIVE (2:16 SEC)
1/25/07 9pm TRAGEDY FOR A COLORADO FAMILY ... AFTER A FIRE
DESTORYS A TWO-STORY HOME.A MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN MAKING IT OUT ALIVE ... BUT A FOURTH IS KILLED BY THE BLAZE (1:54 SEC)
1/26/07 9pm FOR THE FIRST TIME, WE HEAR FROM ONE OF THE
BERTHOUD HIGH SCHOOL TEENAGERS WHO LOST HIS LEGS IN A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT LAST WEEK (2:19 SEC)
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1/27/07 9pm SO.. WHAT ELSE DOES THE FUTURE HOLD?...SOME YOUNG COLORADO SCIENTISTS ARE SURELY HOPING TO HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH THAT. TEAMS OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE STUDENTS ARE SHOWING OFF PROTOTYPES OF THEIR IDEAL CITIES OF THE FUTURE (:35 SEC)
2/23/07 8am SEARCHING CELL PHONES. SOME COLORADO
SCHOOLS ARE ALLOWING TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS TO SEARCH STUDENTS' PHONES IF THEY SUSPECT CERTAIN THINGS (2:00 SEC)
2/26/07 9pm A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT IS STILL HOSPITALIZED
TONIGHT RECOVERING FROM AN OVERNIGHT BUS ACCIDENT. THE BUS OVERTURNED ON I-25 NEAR THE WINDSOR EXIT.. JUST BEFORE ONE THIS MORNING (1:53 SEC)
2/27/07 9pm BOW AND ARROWS ARE OFTEN USED TO HUNT PREY.
BUT AN ARROW ENDED UP PREYING ON A LITTLE GIRL....AND IT COULD HAVE COST HER HER LIFE. IT HAPPENED IN EL PASO COUNTY YESTERDAY ABOUT 20 MILES NORTHWEST OF PUEBLO (1:58 SEC)
3/21/07 9pm EVERY YEAR ABOUT 18 CHILDREN DIE FROM FALLS
FROM WINDOWS ACROSS THE COUNTRY. ONE LAFAYETTE FAMILY COUNTS ITSELF LUCKY THEY DID *NOT BECOME PART OF THAT SOMBER STATISTIC...WHEN THEIR TODDLER FELL 2-STORIES LAST YEAR. TONIGHT(1:54 SEC)
3/22/07 9pm TONIGHT...A LITTLE GIRL'S AMAZING STORY OF
SURVIVAL IN STEAMBOAT. THREE-YEAR-OLD MOLLY LOOK WANDERED OUT OF HER FAMILY'S HOME IN SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURES. *WHEN*...AND *HOW* SHE WAS FOUND...IS NOTHING LESS THAN A MIRACLE (4:16 SEC)
3/31/07 9pm A POSSIBLE SEXUAL ASSAULT AND ALCOHOL ABUSE
ON A BUS RIDE FROM A TRACK MEET HAVE PARENTS AND COACHES RETHINKING THE SAFETY OF STUDENT ATHLETES (1:56 SEC)
4/25/07 6am NEW THIS MORNING...FOX 31... LEARNING OF
ANOTHER SCHOOL THREAT IN THE METRO AREA. THAT'S THREE IN JUST THE PAST WEEK (1:53 SEC)
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4/26/07 5am BATTLING SCHOOL BULLIES. IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE VIRGINIA TECH AND COLUMBINE TRAGEDIES...SCHOOLS ARE ASKING KIDS WHO ARE BULLIED...OR EVEN SEE SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS ON CAMPUS... TO COME FORWARD (1:45 SEC)
4/27/07 8am EVERY WEEK IN COLORADO, NEARLY 160 NEWBORN
BABIES ARE BORN PREMATURELY. THAT'S ONE OUT OF EVERY EIGHT BABIES (1:15 SEC)
5/8/07 9pm A TEENAGE BOY COULD LOSE ONE OF HIS LEGS
AFTER A TRAIN RUNS OVER HIM. (1:48 SEC) 5/26/07 5pm A LAKEWOOD FIRE LEAVES A FAMILY OF FOUR OUT
OF THEIR HOME TONIGHT...IT HAPPENED NEAR TENNESSEE DRIVE AND ROBB IN LAKEWOOD,(1:12 SEC)
5/29/07 9pm AN AURORA FAMILY, GRIEVING THE LOSS OF ONE
CHILD, IS NOW FACING A HEARTBREAKING DECISION ABOUT WHETHER TO TAKE THEIR SECOND OFF LIFE SUPPORT(2:17 SEC)
6/2/07 5pm IN BERTHOUD, ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY ONE
SENIORS MADE EVERYONE PROUD...FINISHING A YEAR FILLED WITH JOY AND PAIN....THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES DRAWING MUCH ATTENTION FOR ONE OF THE GRADUATES WHOSE ONLY GOAL WAS TO WALK INTO THE FUTURE
6/14/07 9pm A THREE-YEAR-OLD IS RECOVERING AT CHILDREN'S
HOSPITAL TONIGHT AFTER FALLING FROM A SECOND STORY WINDOW (1:24 SEC)
6/15/07 9pm TONIGHT -- A SAD ENDING TO THE SEARCH FOR A
MISSING TEENAGER AT A FORT COLLINS POND (1:47 SEC) 7/28/07 9pm AN AMAZING STORY.. OUT OF ENGLEWOOD.. WHERE A
TODDLER FALLS *OUT A THREE-STORY WINDOW AND SURVIVES (1:53 SEC)
7/29/07 9pm SOME PEOPLE IN AURORA TODAY PAYING A
HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR A GLASS OF LEMONADE (2:13 SEC) 7/30/07 9pm THE POWER OF THE INTERNET IS HELPING ONE
FAMILY COPE WITH HEARTACHE.THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE REACHING OUT TO A MOM..
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WHO'S TURNED TO "MYSPACE" TO CHRONCILE HER SON'S RECOVERY FROM "SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME (2:24 SEC)
8/2/07 9pm FOR MANY COUPLES ... MAKING ENDS MEET ... MEANS
HAVING BOTH PEOPLE WORK.BUT AS MANY WOMEN ARE BEGINNING TO OUT-EARN MEN IN THE WORKFORCE..
ON THE HOME FRONT..IT SEEMS GENDER ROLES HAVEN'T CHANGED MUCH(2:33 SEC)
8/22/07 6am NEW THIS MORNING...TAKING ON BULLIES...BY
TEACHING KIDS ABOUT ANIMALS? AS KIDS HEAD BACK TO SCHOOL, MANY OF THEM WILL BE STRUGGLING WITH BULLIES NOW A DUMB FRIENDS LEAGUE PROGRAM AT AREA SCHOOLS IS TRYING TO DO JUST THAT (1:45 SEC)
8/30/07 9pm TONIGHT A THORNTON FAMILY IS GETTING THE WORD
OUT ABOUT A RARE ILLNESS THAT KILLED THEIR 4-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER. SHE DIED OF A *MASSIVE HEART ATTACK...A CONDITION WE OFTEN ASSOCIATE WITH MIDDLE-AGED MEN (2:02 SEC)
9/3/07 9pm HERE'S SOMETHING SHOCKING THAT WILL FRIGHTEN
ANY PARENT...STATISTICS SHOW ONE IN FOUR KIDS WILL BE SEXUALLY ABUSED BY THE TIME THEY REACH EIGHTEEN.BUT TALKING TO YOUR KIDS.. TEACHING THEM WHAT'S APPROPRIATE AND NOT.. COULD PREVENT THAT (1:38 SEC)
9/24/07 9pm AFTER NEARLY THREE FULL DAYS OF SEARCHING ...
THE BODY OF A THREE-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS DISCOVERED. THIS COMES AS NEW DETAILS UNFOLD ABOUT THE SUSPECTS .. INCLUDING ONE WITH A HISTORY OF CHILD ABUSE AND A REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER. SEARCH EFFORTS CALLED OFF AFTER NIVEAH GALLEGOS WAS FOUND THIS EVENING AT TENTH AND PERRY (2:09 SEC)
9/25/07 9pm IT'S SO OUTRAGEOUS ... IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE. A
COLORADO COURT SYSTEM THAT FORCES THE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TO HAVE REGULAR CONTACT WITH THEIR ABUSERS (2:25 SEC)
10/18/07 9pm HIS HAND WAS SEVERED DURING A SIMPLE TUG-OF-
WAR MATCH AT HIS HIGH SCHOOL IN PARKER. TONIGHT...THE 16-YEAR-OLD JUNIOR IS HOME RECOVERING FROM THE DEVESTATING INJURY (2:11 SEC)
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10/30/07 9pm STRONG REACTION TONIGHT FROM PARENTS AND STUDENTS... AS THE DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT MOVES A STEP CLOSER TO PROVIDING BIRTH CONTROL AT ITS HIGH SCHOOLS (2:13 SEC)
10/31/07 9pm A THORNTON FAMILY WANTS TO KNOW WHY
SOMEONE KEEPS STEALING THEIR LITTLE BOY'S SWING...THE BOY HAS CEREBRAL PALSY... AND THE SWING IS ONE OF HIS ONLY FORMS OF RECREATION(2:00 SEC)
11/6/07 9pm THE THREAT OF LEAD POISONING IN CHILDREN'S
TOYS IS AS GREAT AS EVER. FOR ONE METRO AREA FAMILY ... THE DANGER PLAYED OUT BEFORE THEIR OWN EYES ... AFTER THEIR SON STARTING ACTING VERY STRANGELY. NEW (2:18 SEC)
11/20/07 5am DENVER'S SCHOOL BOARD IS PUTTING EIGHT
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK... AND TAKING NO PRISONERS (2:34 SEC)
11/30/07 9pm NEW TONIGHT -- A CANDLE LIGHT VIGIL FOR A TEN-
YEAR OLD GIRL KILLED BY A STRAY BULLET DURING A SHOOT OUT AT HER HOME. (2:13 SEC)
12/20/07 9pm A DRAMTIC CONCLUSION TODAY IN A CLOSELY
WATCHED CHILD ABUSE CASE. MOLLY MIDYETTE TAKING THE WITNESS STAND TODAY FOR THE FIRST TIME ... TESTIFYING PASSIONATELY IN HER OWN DEFENSE (1:36 SEC)
12/20/07 9pm FOR MANY....SOCIAL NETWORKING NOW TAKES
PLACE IN CYBER SPACE. WITH MYSPACE, FACEBOOK AND OTHER ON-LINE CHAT ROOMS...THERE ARE MANY PLACES WHERE INNOCENT BLOGGERS ARE PRAYED UPONE...ESPECIALLY KIDS (3:12 SEC)
12/30/07 9pm THEY SAY TOO MUCH TELEVISION ISN'T GOOD FOR
KIDS. BUT YOU DON'T HAVE TO TELL THAT TO ONE LOCAL THREE-YEAR OLD. HE'S GOT THE FRACTURED SKULL TO PROVE IT (2:05 SEC)
HEALTH / WELFARE
10/8/05 9pm IN TONIGHT'S SPOTLIGHT ON HEALTH….THE BUSH
ADMINISTRATION... MAKING SURE IT DOESN'T GET CAUGHT OFF GUARD WITH A POTENTIAL AVIAN FLU OUTBREAK. (2:00 SEC)
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10/9/05 9pm MORE THAN 100,000 KIDS IN THIS COUNTRY HAVE
ARTHRITIS. (1:48 SEC) 10/28/05 5am A MAJOR GENE DISCOVERY TOPS OUR SPOTLIGHT ON
HEALTH THIS MORNING.(1:37 SEC) 11/05/05 5pm SHORTNESS OF BREATH MAY PUT YOU AT AN
INCREASED RISK OF DEATH FROM HEART ATTACK. RESEARCHERS FOUND THAT EVEN THOSE WITH NO OTHER SYMPTOMS ARE FOUR TIMES MORE LIKELY TO DIE FROM HEART PROBLEMS THAN IF THEY HAD BREATHING PROBLEMS. (:43 SEC)
12/21/05 6am ASKING THE DOCTOR POINTS TO A NEED TO TAKE
NOT ONLY STOKE SYMPTOMS SERIOUSLY, BUT MINISTROKES AS WELL. (2:36 SEC)
12/30/05 6am HOW ONE MAN LOST MORE THAN 40 POUNDS SO HE
COULD DONATE HIS LIVER TO HIS SON. (2:09 SEC) 1/10/06 6am PAST STUDIES HAVE SHOWN THAT CHILDREN OF
SMOKERS ARE MORE LIKELY TO START SMOKING THEMSELVES. (1:44 SEC)
1/24/06 6am HOW TO KEEP YOUR HEART AS YOUNG AS POSSIBLE.
(2:30 SEC) 1/31/06 7am TIPS ON GETTING THE BEST CARE FROM YOUR
DOCTOR VISITS. (1:50 SEC) 2/19/06 5pm A NEW STUDY FINDS AN ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT
TO STENTS AND BYPASS SURGERY IN THE LEGS. (2:13 SEC) 2/25/06 5pm SCIENTISTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO IN
BOULDER SAY THEY'VE MADE A DISCOVERY THAT COULD LEAD TO MEDICINES THAT STOP CANCER FROM SPREADING. (1:41 SEC)
2/28/06 6am THE NATIONAL EATING DISORDERS AWARENESS
WEEK. (2:34 SEC) 3/12/06 9pm CANCER TREATMENT IN THE SPOTLIGHT. (1:46 SEC) 3/16/06 9pm AN ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT FOR ASTHMA. (1:13
SEC)
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3/31/06 9pm HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY. (1:27 SEC) 4/18/06 6am SPRING TIME IN COLORADO; HOW TO BATTLE
ALLERGY SEASON. (3:01 SEC) 4/26/06 7am 24 PEOPLE IN COLORADO ARE NOW BEING TESTED
FOR THE VIRUS: MUMPS. (4:00 SEC) 5/6/06 9pm DOCTOR JOHN TORRES TELLS YOU HOW YOU CAN
CONTROL THIS SEASONS HIGH ALLERGY EFFECTS. (1:51 SEC)
5/28/06 9pm ONE IN FIVE AMERICANS WILL DEVELOP SKIN CANCER
IN HIS OR HER LIFETIME.(1:43 SEC) 6/24/06 5pm ANTI-INFLAMMATORY PRODUCTS LIKE IBUPROFEN
CAN BE MORE OF A HEALTH RISK THAN PRESCRIPTIONS. (2:05 SEC)
6/27/06 6am EMPHYSEMA CAN MEAN A LIFETIME OF SHORTNESS
OF BREATH.... BUT NEW TREATMENTS CAN MEAN A NEW LEASE ON LIFE FOR SOME. (2:29 SEC)
6/29/06 7am WITH THE SMOKING BAN GOING INTO EFFECT IN
ABOUT 40 HOURS, NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO QUIT SMOKING. (2:15 SEC)
7/9/06 9pm WOMEN...YOU ARE TOLD TO DO MONTHLY SELF
BREAST EXAMINATION AND TO LOOK FOR A LUMP FOR BREAST CANCER. BUT WHAT IF YOU FIND NO LUMPS AND A MAMMOGRAM SAYS YOU'RE FINE. BEFORE YOU THINK YOU'RE BREAT CANCER FREE...LISTEN UP (1:60 SEC)
7/18/06 7am IF YOU'RE PUTTING IN EXTRA HOURS AT WORK,
LISTEN UP. IT COULD BE IMPACTING YOUR HEALTH (2:05 SEC)
7/20/06 7am IF YOU CHILD SEEMS TO GET ONE EAR INFECTION
AFTER ANOTHER, IT COULD BE WHAT'S INSIDE HIS OR HER EAR THAT'S CAUSING THE PROBLEM(2:15 SEC)
8/25/06 9pm NEW STRIDES IN RESEARCH TO HELP COUPLES GET
PREGNANT (1:34 SEC)
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8/30/06 7am TODAY THERE'S HOPE FOR PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.IT'S A DEBILITATING DISEASE EFFECTING THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, AND RIGHT NOW THERE'S NO CURE (2:15 SEC)
8/31/06 9pm MORE THAN 800-THOUSAND PEOPLE IN COLORADO
LOSE COVERAGE AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT FOR ONE OF THE STATE'S LARGEST HOSPTIAL CHAINS...NEGOTIATIONS BREAKING OFF BETWEEN UNITED HEALTHCARE AND HEALTHONE... AND NO NEW TALKS ARE SCHEDULED (2:01 SEC)
9/5/06 6am IN OUR SPOTLIGHT ON HEALTH THIS MORNING...MORE
AND MORE PEOPLE ARE BEING DIAGNOSED WITH SLEEP APNEA (3:09 SEC)
9/7/06 7am AUTISM IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY MORE COMMON
TODAY. AND ALTHOUGH NO SINGLE CAUSE HAS BEEN FOUND, RESEARCHERS THINK IT SOMETIMES MIGHT HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH A FATHER'S AGE (2:05 SEC)
9/21/06 7am MANY WOMEN HAVE HYSTERECTOMIES EVERY YEAR
AND SOMETIMES THAT MEANS ALSO REMOVING THE OVARIES. BUT A NEW STUDY IS SHOWING THAT THIS MIGHT NOT BE THE HEALTHY THING TO DO IN ALL CASES(2:10 SEC)
10/17/06 9pm MORE THAN SEVEN-THOUSAND PEOPLE DIE EACH
YEAR BECAUSE OF MEDICATION MISTAKES. AND ACCORDING TO THE INSTITUES OF MEDICINE - THOSE ERRORS COULD BE PREVENTED.(2:38 SEC)
10/19/06 6am TIPS TO HELP KIDS GET A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP. (2:00
SEC) 10/31/06 9pm IN TONIGHT'S FOX FILES --- NOW THERE IS A NEW
OPTION CALLED HIP RESURFACING. (2:14 SEC) 11/22/06 7am THERE ARE SOME VERY SIMPLE STEPS WE ALL CAN
TAKE TO CUT DOWN ON THAT PAINFUL FEELING OF HEARTBURN. (1:03 SEC)
11/25/06 9pm TRADITIONAL HEART SURGERY CAN BE VERY RISKY
AND THE RECOVERY TIME CAN TAKE UP TO SIX TO EIGHTS WEEKS. BUT THERE'S A NEW PROCEDURE THAT CUTS THE RECOVERY TIME IN HALF AND THE INCISION AND SCAR ARE MUCH SMALLER.(1:50 SEC)
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11/29/06 8am SLEEP STUDY TESTING AT PRESBYTERIAN ST. LUKE'S.
(3:19 SEC) 12/6/06 7am PLANNED PARENTHOOD IS JUST *GIVING AWAY*
"MORNING AFTER PILLS" IN DENVER THIS MORNING. D FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTIVE, ALSO KNOWN AS PLAN B, IS AVAILABLE TO MEN FOR FREE. (2:15 SEC)
12/24/06 9pm ONE STATE GETS READY TO OFFER A NEW CERVICAL
CANCER VACCINE TO YOUNG GIRLS. (:38 SEC) 12/25/06 9pm IN TONIGHT'S FOX FILES WE EXAMINE WHY IT'S
IMPORTANT TO KNOW WHO'S PUTTING YOU UNDER BEFORE SURGERY. (2:30 SEC)
1/26/07 9pm WOULD YOU BELIEVE SOME YOUNG FEMALE
ATHLETES-- IN THEIR TEENS OR EARLY TWENTIES-- HAVE THE HEARTS OF A SIXTY-YEAR-OLD? THEY LOOK AND ACT LIKE A PICTURE OF FITNESS (1:48 SEC)
1/30/07 9pm THEY CAN BURST AT ANY TIME...SENDING BLOOD
INTO YOUR HEAD WHERE IT SHOULDN'T BE. A RUPTURED BRAIN ANEURYSM IS ONE OF THE MOST UNPREDICTABLE--AND DANGEROUS-- MEDICAL EMERGENCIES. (2:05 SEC)
1/31/07 9pm DEFIBRILLATORS ARE LIFE SAVING DEVICES USED TO
TREAT CARDIAC ARREST.THEY'RE FOUND IN MANY PUBLIC PLACES. BUT WHEN THE PRESSURE IS ON, COULD YOU USE ONE EFFECTIVELY (2:17 SEC)
2/26/07 6am HEART DISEASE IS THE NUMBER ONE KILLER OF
WOMEN, BUT IT'S NOT ALWAYS CAUGHT IN TIME (2:37 SEC) 2/27/07 8am IN AN EFFORT TO CUT SKYROCKETING HEALTHCARE
COSTS... BIG COMPANIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY NOW OFFERING FREE DRUGS TO THEIR EMPLOYEES.GIVING OUT EVERYTHING FROM CHOLESTEROL CUTTING DRUGS TO THOSE HELPING PEOPLE WITH ASTHMA….AND IT'S A MOVE THAT'S GAINING STEAM RIGHT HERE IN COLORADO(1:45 SEC)
2/28/07 7am WE KNOW KIDS ARE GETTING FATTER... AND MORE
OF THEM ARE GETTING TYPE 2 DIABETES BECAUSE OF IT. BUT COLORADO RESEARCHERS HAVE DONE SOMETHING
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NO ONE ELSE HAS. THEY'VE DOCUMENTED A RISE IN *ANOTHER* TYPE OF DIABETES AMONG KIDS (1:11 SEC)
3/20/07 9pm YOU'VE HEARD OF HERPES... BUT WHAT ABOUT
"GLIOMA"? TONIGHT A LOOK AT WHAT THE MOST COMMON FORM OF BRAIN CANCER... AND A SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE HAVE IN COMMON (2:58 SEC)
3/21/07 6am TIME NOW TO ASK THE DOCTOR. THIS WEEK IS
NATIONAL POISON AWARENESS WEEK, AND THE EMPHASIS THIS YEAR IS KEEPING YOUR CHILDREN SAFE (1:15 SEC)
3/28/07 7am ONE OF THE THINGS WE HAVE TO ACCEPT LIVING IN
COLORADO... IS THAT WHEN SPRING ROLLS AROUND... SO WILL ALLERGY SEASON. BUT WHAT IF YOU KNEW HOW TO TURN YOUR HOME INTO AN ALLERGY-FREE ZONE? (1:45 SEC)
4/24/07 9pm SIMPLE RELIEF FOR A SERIOUS PROBLEM...PATIENTS
WHO THINK THEY'RE SUFFERING FROM MIGRAINES LEARNING A LITTLE SINUS SURGERY IS THE FIX THEY NEED(2:18 SEC)
4/25/07 7am AS IF YOU NEEDED YET ANOTHER REASON TO EAT
HEALTHY... THERE'S NOW RESEARCH SUGGESTING CUTTING OUT PARTS OF YOUR LUNCH COULD ALSO CUT BACK ON YOUR CHANCE OF GETTIN CANCER (1:50 SEC)
4/30/07 6am MILLIONS OF MEN GET TESTED FOR PROSTATE
CANCER EVERY YEAR AND SOMETIMES THAT MEANS GETTING A BIOPSY (1:52 SEC)
5/2/07 7am MOST OF YOU KNOW SOMEONE, OR *ARE* SOMEONE,
WHO'S HAD CHEMOTHERAPY.BUT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT CHEMO *BRAIN?* IT'S A CONDITION-- A CONSEQUENCE-- OF CHEMO THAT DOCTORS ARE JUST STARTING TO ACKNOWLEDGE (1:45 SEC)
5/3/07 9pm THEY SUFFER FROM CANCER... OR THEY'VE LOST
LOVED ONES TO IT. THEIR ONLY CONNECTION TO EACH OTHER IS THE FORMER ROCKY FLATS NUCLEAR WEAPONS PLANT (2:11 SEC)
5/9/07 6am GETTING READY FOR SURGERY CAN BE TIME
CONSUMING, ESPECIALLY AS YOU WAIT FOR TESTS. BUT A NEW CENTER SET UP HERE IN DENVER PUTS EVERYTHING
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YOU NEED IN ONE BUILDING, MAKING IT EASIER ON YOU (1:38 SEC)
6/4/07 7am BACK PAIN IS ONE OF THE MOST COMMON
COMPLAINTS DOCTORS HEAR ABOUT. BUT HOW DO YOU DECIDE IF SURGERY IS GOING TO HELP YOU GET RID OF IT? (1:45 SEC)
6/5/07 9pm IS SNORING, KEEPING YOU UP AT NIGHT? NOW,
FINALLY.. THERE'S A SOLUTION.. GUARANTEED.. TO HELP TURN DOWN THE VOLUME, FOR GOOD…OPEN WIDE.. WE'RE TAKING YOU ON A SILENCING JOURNEY (1:48 SEC)
6/16/07 9pm WE ALL DREAD IT. GETTING OUR EYES DILATED,
WEARING THOSE DARK WRAP AROUND SUNGLASSES AND WALKING AROUND FOR HOURS WITH BLURRY VISION.BUT, THERE MIGHT BE A WAY TO AVOID IT THE NEXT TIME YOU GET YOUR VISION (1:58 SEC)
7/25/07 7am TIME NOW TO ASK THE DOCTOR. AND TODAY'S TOPIC
IS SOMETHING THAT SEEMS COUNTER-INTUITIVE. IF YOUR CHILD SUFFERS FROM LACTOSE INTOLERANCE... YOU SHOULD PROBABLY BE GIVING THEM *MORE* DAIRY PRODUCTS (2:44 SEC)
7/30/07 8am NEW THIS MORNING...TREATING A RARE AND
POTENTIALLY FATAL BLOOD DISEASE...RIGHT HERE IN DENVER. SIX YEAR OLD ROBBIE JONES IS FROM NEBRASKA...BUT COMES TO CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL IN DENVER TO TREAT HIS HISTIO-CYTOSIS(2:00 SEC)
7/31/07 9pm FIVE NEW HUMAN CASES OF WEST NILE VIRUS
TONIGHT IN COLORADO. NOW THE STATE FEARS THIS COULD BE OUR WORSE YEAR YET (2:04 SEC)
8/20/07 7am SUMMER'S ENDING AND THAT MEANS BACK TO
SCHOOL TIME. BUT HOW DO YOU MAKE SURE YOUR CHILDREN AREN'T FALLING ASLEEP IN CLASS THIS YEAR? (1:45 SEC)
8/22/07 7am STROLL DOWN THE AISLE OF ANY GROCERY STORE
AND YOU'LL SEE PLENTY OF STUFF ADVERTISED WITH "ZERO" TRANS FAT. BUT IN THIS CASE, ZERO MIGHT NOT REALLY MEAN ZERO. (1:38 SEC)
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8/27/07 6am IF YOU'RE TAKING VITAMINS TO STAY HEALTHY, LISTEN UP. YOU MIGHT BE DOING MORE HARM THAN GOOD (2:50 SEC)
9/17/07 6am YOU WANT TO DO THE RIGHT THING AND EXERCISE
AS MUCH AS YOU CAN. BUT CAN IT BE CAUSING MORE HARM THAN GOOD? (2:30 SEC)
9/19/07 6am A NEW STUDY COULD BE GREAT NEWS FOR
CHILDREN WITH A LAZY EYE... AND THEIR PARENTS (1:40 SEC)
9/27/07 9pm YOU WOULDN'T THINK SANTA CLAUS AND THE TOOTH
FAIRY HAVE MUCH IN COMMON WITH YOUR OPTOMETRIST...WELL, TURNS OUT, YOUR DOCTOR CAN ALSO DO AMAZING THINGS FOR YOUR EYESIGHT WHILE YOU'RE SLEEPING(2:25 SEC)
10/29/07 7am IF YOU FIND YOURSELF TIRED DURING THE DAY YOU
MIGHT WANT TO GET YOUR STOMACH CHECKED OUT (1:30 SEC)
10/29/07 9pm THERE ARE NEW RECOMMMENDATIONS FROM THE
MEDICAL COMMUNITY TONIGHT THAT EVERY PARENT NEEDS TO KNOW. DOCTORS NOW SAYING *EVERY* CHILD SHOULD BE SCREENED FOR AUTISM BY THE TIME THEY ARE TWO YEARS OLD. (2:26 SEC)
10/30/07 9pm COLORADO HAS ITS FIRST CASE OF THE FLU THIS
SEASON AND DOCTORS SAY *NOW* IS THE TIME TO GET VACCINATED ..BUT SO FAR THIS YEAR .. FEWER PEOPLE ARE WALKING IN TO GET THE SHOTS (2:03 SEC)
11/21/07 7am TOMORROW IS THANKSGIVING AND THAT MEANS
MOST OF US ARE GOING TO SIT DOWN FOR A MEAL WITH OUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY (2:00 SEC)
11/28/07 7am RICKETS... IT'S A DISEASE YOU PROBABLY HAVEN'T
HEARD OF IN A WHILE, BUT WILL UNFORTUNATELY HEAR MORE AND MORE OF IN THE NEAR FUTURE (1:45 SEC)
11/29/07 9pm SPEAKING OF RECYCLING.. YOU'VE PROBABLY
DONE IT. REFILLED YOUR EMPTY WATER BOTTLE. BUT COULD IT BE MAKING YOU SICK (2:38 SEC)
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12/9/07 7am JUST A SPOON FULL OF SUGAR MAY HELP THE MEDICINE GO DOWN, BUT NOW IT LOOKS LIKE A SPOONFUL OF HONEY MIGHT BE THE BEST THING TO STOP A COUGH. (1:50 SEC)
12/28/07 9pm IT IS A FAIRLY RADICAL FORM OF THERAPY, WHEN
YOU THINK ABOUT IT. KIDS WITH EMOTIONAL ISSUES-- WORKING NOT WITH A THERAPIST-- BUT WITH A DOG TO LEARN HOW TO CONTROL THEIR ANGER, HOW TO BE PATIENT, AND HOW TO LOVE (2:16 SEC)
12/31/07 7am TODAY IS NEW YEARS EVE AND TONIGHT WILL BE A
FUN TIME FOR ALL. BUT TOMORROW MORNING COULD BE A DIFFERENT STORY, ESPECIALLY IF YOU DRINK TOO MUCH TONIGHT (2:00 SEC)
CONSUMER
10/10/05 9pm FIRE PREVENTION WEEK: ELECTRICE CANDLES. (2:11
SEC) 10/28/05 9pm RISING FUEL COSTS HITTING THE DO-IT-YOURSELF
LAUNDRY SERVICE. (1:44 SEC) 11/05/05 9pm A LOOK AT DO-IT-YOURSELF HOME SECURITY
SYSTEMS TO KEEP YOUR FAMILY SAFE. (2:30 SEC) 11/26/05 9pm A NEW WAY TO INSURE THE TRUTH COMES OUT IN AN
ACCIDENT: DRIVE CAM.(2:49 SEC) 12/25/05 9pm HOW TO FIND PLACES WHERE HEAT IS ESCAPING
FROM YOUR HOUSE. (2:14 SEC) 12/26/05 9pm PET BUDDY GETS PUT TO THE FAME OR SHAME TEST.
(1:47 SEC) 12/27/05 9pm INVESTMENT PROS SAY MAKING SMALL SACRIFICES
NOW IS WELL WORTH IT FOR WHAT YOU'LL HAVE IN RETIREMENT. (2:55 SEC)
2/7/06 6am OVER 700-THOUSAND DRIVERS IN COLORADO HAVE
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS PRINTED ON THEIR DRIVERS LICENSE. DOUBLE WHAMMY FOR An ID THEIF. (3:30 SEC)
1/2/06 9pm SOUTHWEST AIRLINES LANDED IT'S FIRST JET AT DIA
THIS MORNING. (2:11 SEC)
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1/16/06 9pm TICKET TROUBLES: BRONCOS FANS TICKED OFF OVER TICKETS. (2:02 SEC)
1/31/06 9pm WOMEN TRYING TO SELL A PIECE OF JEWELRY IN THE
PAPER GETS CAUGHT UP IN A SCAM. (1:52 SEC) 2/15/06 9pm KNOW YOUR OPTIONS BEFORE DIALING 9-1-1 FROM
YOUR CELL (3:23 SEC) 2/16/06 7am THE PITON FOUNDATION HELPS LOW-INCOME
FAMILIES PAY THEIR BILLS. (2:08 SEC) 2/18/06 9pm ABOUT 100-THOUSAND PEOPLE WOKE UP WITHOUT
POWER. (1:37 SEC) 3/5/06 9pm "ZAP" OR "SMART CAR" IN LOVELAND. (1:45 SEC) 3/28/06 9pm TROUBLESHOOTER: HOUSE SELLING TIPS. (2:22 SEC) 4/04/06 9pm CONSUMER ALERT : JUST LIKE YOUR COMPUTER
HACKERS AND VIRUSES... THE SAME THINGS NOW POSING A RISK TO YOUR CELL PHONE.
(1:23 SEC) 4/25/06 9pm HUNDREDS OF PAYPAL CUSTOMERS ACROSS THE
COUNTRY AND IN COLORADO ARE GETTING DUPED BY A SCAM THAT EVEN EXPERTS ADMIT LOOKS LEGITIMATE.(1:53 SEC)
5/8/06 9pm CARPET THAT WILL RESIST KOOL-AID STAINS - AND
WON'T FADE IF YOU SPILL BLEACH... DOES IT REALLY EXIST? DUPONT SAYS YES. (3:36 SEC)
5/9/06 9pm A REPORT ON DENVER'S CHRONIC RESTARAUNT
HEALTH VIOLATORS. (3:52 SEC) 5/16/06 9pm MILLIONS INVESTED... MILLIONS LOST... BY
COLORADO CONSUMERS WHO PUT THEIR LIFE SAVINGS INTO WHAT THEY THOUGHT WAS A SECURE COMPANY. FOX 31'S TROUBLESHOOTER TOM MARTINO. (4:22 SEC)
6/20/06 9pm TROUBLESHOOTER: GET PAID THE NEXT TIME YOU
MAKE A PURCHASE. THERE MIGHT BE A PERK YOU'VE BEEN PASSING UP (1:60 SEC)
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6/26/06 9pm TROUBLESHOOTER: LEXINGTON HAIRMAX LASER COMB. (2.00 SEC)
6/30/06 9pm TRASH IS PILING UP IN FRONT OF HUNDREDS OF
HOUSES ... AND HOMEOWNERS CAN'T REACH THE HAULER. (1:40 SEC)
7/18/06 9pm THIEVES ARE TARGETING AN ITEM WE ALL CARRY IN
OUR CARS... BUT IF IT'S MISSING, YOU MIGHT NOT EVEN NOTICE...OWNERS MANUALS ARE DISAPPEARING FROM CARS IN CHERRY CREEK....AND BEING SOLD ON-LINE (1:44 SEC)
7/24/06 9pm PRESS A BUTTON AND WALK AWAY...THAT'S WHAT
THE MAKERS OF THE NEW AUTOMATIC SHOWER CLEANER PROMISE (2:05 SEC)
7/27/06 9pm IT'S A FAMILIAR SCAM, BUT PEOPLE KEEP GETTING
TAKEN...BOULDER POLICE LOOKING INTO 35 RECENT CASES WHERE VICTIMS HAVE GOTTEN RIPPED OFF IN A SCHEME THAT STARTS WITH LEGITIMATE LOOKING EMAILS (1:21 SEC)
8/15/06 9pm THERE'S A NEW TRICK OF THE TRADE ... AND MEAT
PACKERS ARE USING IT TO KEEP THE STEAKS, CHOPS AND BURGERS YOU GRILL THIS SUMMER LOOKING FRESH.SURE THIS BEEF LOOKS GOOD, BUT SOME CONSUMER GROUPS SAY BEEF LIKE THIS, CAN FOOL YOU AND EVEN MAKE YOU SICK! (2:52 SEC)
8/16/06 9pm MEMBERS OF THE FLYING PUBLIC FIGHTING
BACK...IT'S HAPPENING AT MILE HIGH KARATE CENTERS IN METRO...PEOPLE LEARING WHAT TO DO IF CONFRONTED WITH A POTENTIAL TERRORIST SITUATION WHILE TAKING A TRIP (1:55 SEC)
8/22/06 9pm LOTS OF FOLKS TRADING IN THAT GAS-GUZZLING S-U-
V IN SEARCH OF BETTER FUEL EFFICIENCY...BUT CAN YOU TRUST THAT "MILES PER GALLON" PROMISE ON THE STICKER OF YOUR NEW CAR (2:35 SEC)
9/15/06 9pm HIGHLANDS RANCH RESIDENTS ARE FURIOUS ABOUT
THE TACTICS USED BY A LOCAL COMPANY TO OBTAIN THEIR E-MAIL ADDRESSES(2:42 SEC)
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9/16/06 9pm WHEN YOUR CAR BREAKS DOWN... WHO DO YOU CALL? TRIPLE-A USED TO BE ONE OF THE ONLY OPTIONS... BUT NOW, OTHER PLANS ARE COMING TO THE (1:45 SEC)
9/19/06 9pm AN OFFER OF AN I-R-S REFUND IS HARD TO
IGNORE...BUT THIS ONE --COMING IN THE FORM OF AN E-MAIL-- IS A SCAM (1:32 SEC)
10/20/06 9pm TROUBLESHOOTER: MONEY SAVING TIPS TO HELP
YOU VISIT THOSE SCHOOLS WHEN PLANNING WHICH CAMPUSES TO VISIT. (2:42 SEC)
10/29/06 9pm BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR - MANY COLORADANS
WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO ENROLL IN THEIR COMPANY'S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM. BUT A GROWING NUMBER OF YOU - WILL NOT BE OFFERED HEALTH INSURANCE - NOR COULD YOU AFFORD IT. (2:19 SEC)
11/28/06 9pm A LONGMONT MOVING COMPANY SUDDENLY GOES
OUT OF BUSINESS. AND NOW IT'S BECOME A PROBLEM FOR UP TO THREE-THOUSAND FAMILIES AND BUSINESSES--MOSTLY ACROSS COLORADO. (1:42 SEC)
11/30/06 9pm CROOKS HAVE APPARENTLY FOUND A NEW WAY TO
ROB YOU OF THE BALANCES ON YOUR GIFT CARDS. (1:47 SEC)
12/22/06 9pm YOU CAN TRADE OUT YOUR GIFT CARDS AND GET
THE GIFT YOU WISH THEY GAVE. (1:48 SEC) 12/24/06 9pm DISPOSABLE PHONE NUMBERS IN TONIGHT'S FOX
FILES. (2:31 SEC) 12/27/06 9pm SHOPPERS FLOCKING TO GROCERY AND HARDWARE
STORES TO STOCK UP AFTER THE BIG SNOWSTORM BUT MANY SHELVES WERE CLEANED OFF LAST WEEK.(2:07 SEC)
1/19/07 9pm A RED HOT REAL ESTATE MARKET LAST YEAR
ALLOWED MANY PEOPLE TO BUY HOMES BEYOND THEIR MEANS...NOW THEY'RE FACING FORECLOSURE (2:13 SEC)
1/23/07 9pm SAY BYE TO BOTOX... AND FORGET COSTLY CREAMS.
IN THE WAR ON WRINKLES, GET SET FOR A NEW WEAPON -- A PATCH (2:03 SEC)
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1/24/07 9pm SOME LITTLETON RESIDENTS COMING HOME TONIGHT TO A WARNING. SHOVEL YOUR SIDEWALK...OR SHOVEL OUT LOTS OF CASH. IT'S HAPPENING IN THE TRAILMARK SUBDIVISION...NEAR THE CHATFIELD RESERVOIR (1:41 SEC)
2/12/07 9pm VALENTINE'S DAY IS JUST TWO DAYS AWAY ... SO YOU
PROCRASTINATORS MAY BE LOOKING FOR A DEAL ON A DOZEN RED ROSES FOR YOUR SWEETHEART. WE ASKED MORE THAN 200 FLORISTS IN THE DENVER METRO AREA TO FIND *YOU* THE BEST BARGAINS (2:53 SEC)
2/19/07 9pm PROM SEASON IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER ...
WHICH WILL MEAN LOTS OF TEENAGERS OUT ON THE TOWN CELEBRATING. IN SOME CASES ... THAT COULD MEAN THE DEADLY COMBINATION OF DRINKING ... AND DRIVING. NOW SOME PARENTS ARE INSTALLING A SAFETY DEVICE ON THEIR KIDS' CARS THAT WON'T LET THEM START THE CAR IT IF THEY'VE BEEN DRINKING. FOX 31'S CONSUMER ADVOCATE (4:22 SEC)
2/27/07 9pm WE'VE ALL TAKEN PART IN FUNDRAISERS FOR OUR
KIDS … BUYING COOKIES, CANDY OR WRAPPING PAPER. BUT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A FUNDRAISER GOES HAY-WIRE AND THE MONEY GOES MISSING. THAT'S WHAT SOME PARENTS SAY HAPPENED TO THEIR FOOTBALL LEAGUE. THEY'RE ACCUSING ONE OF THE MOTHERS OF MISHANDLING THE MONEY FROM THEIR COOKIE-DOUGH FUND RAISER (4:13 SEC)
3/26/07 9pm MANY OF US SPEND THOUSANDS FOR THE NEWEST
GADGETS AND PRODUCTS.BUT YOU COULD BE SAVING THOUSANDS ON THOSE VERY SAME ITEMS (3:33 SEC)
3/28/07 9pm IT'S AMAZING THE DAMAGE ONE CIGARETTE CAN DO.
AND WE'RE NOT EVEN TALKING ABOUT THE DAMAGE TO YOUR LUNGS (2:11 SEC)
3/31/07 9pm YET ANOTHER PET FOOD IS OFF SHELVES TONIGHT -
AS THE NATIONAL RECALL CONTINUES TO GROW (1:54 SEC) 4/25/07 9pm MOST OF US ARE MEMBERS OF FREQUENT FLIER
PROGRAMS OR HAVE CREDIT CARDS WITH PROGRAMS TO HELP US EARN MILES. IT'S NO SECRET IT CAN TAKE QUITE AWHILE TO EARN A FREE FLIGHT ... BUT NOW THERE'S A WAY TO SPEED THAT UP...BY SHOPPING ONLINE (2:08 SEC)
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4/27/07 8am NEW THIS MORNING...STEALING A CHILD'S IDENTITY.
A MAN HERE IN COLORADO BECAME A VICTIM WHEN HE WAS JUST SEVEN YEARS OLD...AND NOW, HE'S TEACHING TEENS HOW TO PROTECT THEMSELVES. AND TODAY, HIS TRAVELS TAKE HIM TO FORT COLLINS (1:45 SEC)
4/29/07 9pm TURBULANCE...CLOSED PLACES OR MAYBE IT'S
HEIGHTS...THOSE ARE SOME OF REASONS WHY MANY ARE AFFRAID TO STEP ON AN AIRPLANE. AND FOR MANY THAT FEAR HAS STOPPED THEM FROM ENJOYING LIFE. THERE MAY NOT BE A CURE FOR THOSE WHO ARE AFFRAID OF FLYING.. BUT IN TONIGHT'S FOX FILES (3:29 SEC)
5/3/07 9pm EVERY PARENT WOULD LIKE TO BE ABLE TO WATCH
OVER THEIR CHILD EVERY MINUTE. BUT THAT'S A LITTE TOUGH TO DO WHEN THEY GO TO SCHOOL OR ARE OUT WITH FRIENDS ...SO IT MAY BE (2:44 SEC)
5/7/07 9pm BUYING A USED CAR WITHOUT A TITLE BASICALLY
RENDERS THE CAR USELESS! YOU CAN'T REGISTER IT... INSURE IT... OR DRIVE IT (2:48 SEC)
5/20/07 9pm A BLACK MARK TONIGHT FOR AN ENERGY EFFICIENT
LIGHT BULB THAT'S SUPPOSED TO HELP YOUR HOUSE STAY GREEN. COMPACT FLOURESCENT LIGHTBULBS USE A FRACTION OF A REGULAR BULB'S ELECTRICITY, AND LAST TEN TIMES AS LONG (2:34 SEC)
6/14/07 9pm WONDER WHAT YOU'D LOOK LIKE... IF YOU COULD
FINALLY DROP THOSE LAST FEW POUNDS?...NOW.. YOU CAN.. WITHOUT.. DIETING, EXERCISE.. OR STARVING YOURSELF (1:59 SEC)
6/17/07 9pm GET READY FOR STICKER SHOCK AT THE
SUPERMARKET. THE COST OF GROCERIES IS ABOUT TO TAKE A BIG BITE.. OUT OF YOUR POCKET BOOK...AND EXPERTS SAY IT'S NOT JUST YOUR BUDGET THAT COULD SUFFER ... BUT YOUR HEALTH TOO (1:54 SEC)
6/19/07 9pm A COMPANY IS TRYING TO MAKE MONEY OFF
INFORMATION ABOUT SEX OFFENDERS THAT'S ALREADY FREE. IT'S TARGETING NEIGHBORHOODS IN LARIMER COUNTY (1:48 SEC)
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7/23/07 9pm A LOCAL MAN SAYS HE HAS THE ANSWER TO THE GAS CRISIS...HE'S INVENTED A DEVICE THAT GIVES YOU MORE MILES TO THE GALLON (2:36 SEC)
7/26/07 6am FOUR BUCKS A GALLON. AND WE'RE NOT TALKING
ABOUT GAS. THAT'S THE PRICE OF MILK(1:45 SEC) 7/30/07 9pm A TROUBLESHOOTER WARNING TONIGHT FOR USERS
OF THE POPULAR NEW I-PHONE.(1:54 SEC) 8/15/07 9pm WE'VE ALL BEEN THERE...LOOKING FOR A GOOD
REFERRAL TO FIND A HANDYMAN OR AUTO MECHANIC. BUT WHERE DO YOU TURN? AND HOW DO YOU KNOW THE COMPANY YOU HIRED IS RELIABLE AND PRICED RIGHT (2:18 SEC)
8/21/07 9pm LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? A WEBSITE IS TAKING
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY FROM POLICE DEPARTMENTS AND AUCTIONING IT OFF TO THE PUBLIC (1:53 SEC)
8/22/07 9pm DEALING WITH YOUR PERSONAL FINANCES CAN BE
CONFUSING. BUT SOME EXPERTS SAY THE BIGGEST MISTAKE YOU CAN MAKE IS *NOT* PARTICIPATING (1:40 SEC)
9/19/07 9pm IT'S BEEN SAID ... THE BEST THINGS COME TO THOSE
WHO WAIT ... AND IT'S A STRATEGY THAT ALSO APPLIES TO SHOPPING(2:45 SEC)
9/24/07 9pm A NEW CAR SURE LOOKS GOOD ON THE LOT. BUT
ONCE YOU GET THOSE WHEELS HOME, BUYER'S REMORSE CAN SET IN. IF YOU LEASED THE CAR, GETTING OUT OF THE DEAL CAN BE TOUGH...UNTIL NOW (1:57 SEC)
9/26/07 9pm MANY PARENTS WILL DO JUST ABOUT ANYTHING FOR
THEIR CHILDREN--ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES TO MAKING THEM SMART. NOW-- THERE IS A NEW DEVICE CALLED LENA BABY, WHICH STANDS FOR LANGUAGE ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS (2:20 SEC)
10/4/07 5am YOU PROBABLY THOUGHT PUTTING YOUR NUMBER
ON THE DO NOT CALL LIST WOULD PUT AN END TO THE TELEMARKETER'S SALES PITCH. BUT THAT PEACE AND QUIET WILL SOON COME TO AN END FOR SOME AMERICANS (1:45 SEC)
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10/10/07 9pm HOW WOULD YOU OR YOUR CHILD LIKE TO GO TO COLLEGE FOR FREE? FOR MANY IT WOULD BE A DREAM COME TRUE. BUT IT CAN BE A REALITY. IT JUST TAKES SOME LEG WORK AND PERSISTANCE (1:53 SEC)
10/31/07 9pm JUST IN TIME FOR HALLOWEEN - THERE ARE MORE
TOY RECALLS - AND BEWARE – THEY INVOLVE SOMETHING YOUR KIDS MAY PUT IN THEIR (1:39 SEC)
11/28/07 9pm THE CITY OF DENVER IS MAKING THE CHANGE .. AND
SO ARE MANY RESIDENTS.L-E-D LIGHTS USE A FRACTION OF THE ENERGY THAT TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY LIGHTS USE…AND THEY ARE SO POPULAR THIS YEAR.. MANY STORES ARE SELLING OUT.
(2:07 SEC) 11/29/07 9am HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO GIVE..."WITHOUT" GIVING
THIS HOLIDAY SEASON? NOW YOU CAN. A NEW WEBSITE LETS YOU LOG ON TO SHOP...OR SEARCH...WHILE DONATING TO YOUR FAVORITE LOCAL CHARITY (1:30 SEC)
11/30/07 9pm WE ALL WANT TO SPEND LESS ON ENERGY AND
HEATING OUR HOME. BUT BEING ENERGY-EFFICIENT CAN MEAN MAKING HOME IMPROVEMENTS (1:39 SEC)
12/3/07 9pm NEXT TO YOUR HOUSE ...YOUR CAR IS ONE OF YOUR
MOST IMPORTANT AND EXPENSIVE INVESTMENTS. AND IN THE LONG RUN ... YOUR CAR CAN SAVE YOU THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. TO CASH IN, A "CONSUMER REPORTS" STUDY SAYS YOU NEED TO DRIVE YOUR CAR FOR 15-YEARS OR 215-THOUSAND MILES (2:18 SEC)
12/30/07 9pm THERE MAY BE ONE THING THAT DETERMINES HOW
MUCH YOU PAY FOR HOME OR CAR INSURANCE. AND IT IS NOT... LIKELY... WHAT YOU THINK (2:25 SEC)
12/31/07 9pm A WARNING FOR ALL CONSUMERS...SOMEONE MAY
BE AFTER YOU FOR MONEY THAT YOUR CREDIT CARD COMPANY NO LONGER CARES TO COLLECT. AND THESE GUYS PLAY ROUGH. WE SHOW YOU WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF. . (2:54 SEC)
WORLD NEWS TOP STORIES
AVERAGE ONE MINUTE AND THIRTY SECONDS (1:30) PER EVENING
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ADDITIONAL MINORITY, DISABLED OR SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS HISPANICS AND ELECTIONS RALLY AND MARCH IRAQ WAR AMENDMENT 44 (LEGALIZE MARIJUIANA - SAFER) BERTHOUND BOYS DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL CINCO DE MAYO
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EXHIBIT 2
KDVR – DENVER, CO PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW: COLORADO 2031 TOPICS
10.19.07 Anti gym debate Child health care 10.10.08 Jerry McMorris interview/form Rockies owner Beth Holloway interview/missing daughter 10.5.08 Olympic proposal Georgetown plant death 9.27.07 Same sex marriage 9.21.07 Terrel Davis interview/ring of fame induction 9.14.07 DNA task force 9.6.07 Broncos season 2007 8.31.07 Dog fighting/Michael Vick Playground tag 8.24.07 DNC discussion 8.17.07 Education…new school year 8.10.07 Rafael Mendoza interview/stabbed kicker Jeff Potter interview/Frontier Airline CEO 8.1.07
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Nacchio trial 7.2.707 Ward Churchill interview/fired professor Scott Hastings interview/former nugget 7.18.07 Capitol shooting 7.12.07 Wellington Webb interview/former mayor Federico Pena interview/former mayor 7.6.07 Sicko the movie 6.21.07 Boulder conference of world affairs 6.15.07 Rocky Flats 6.8.07 Recreate 68 6.1.07 Ward Churchill interview/embattled cu professor 5.25.07 Rockies ownership 5.18.07 David Lane interview/1st amendment attorney Gas prices 5.11.07 Alcohol issue 5.4.07 Gang problems 4.27.07 Iraq War 4.20.07 Columbine anniversary
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Don Imus discussion John Kerry 4.13.07 School violence/shootings 4.6.07 Swift immigration raid
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EXHIBIT 3
KDVR – DENVER, CO POLITICAL PROGRAMMING
Estimated Time: 1 Hour, 42 Minutes September 17-30, 2006 Kinds of Stories Covered: IMMAGRATION RALLY SAME SEX MARRIAGE OK'D BORDER PATROL APPROVED DC/BUSH VS WOODWARD HISPANICS & ELECTIONS PIERRE ON ELECTIONS FERNANDO/ PIERRE ON ELECTIONS DNC CONVENTION/DENVER STILL RUNNING DPS PARTNERS PROGRAM STARTS VET RALLY DC/BUSH-KARZAI DC/BUSH BILL SIGNING GOVT BLDGS HAZMAT SCARE CLINTON INTERVIEW CHURCH AGAINST AMEND NEW TERROR REPORT RALLY AND MARCH IRAQ WAR FRANCE/BIN LADEN DEAD? VOTING MACHINE RULING BUSH/MUSHARRAF VOTING MACHINE LAWSUIT 3 IMMIGRATION BILLS PASSED ICE RAID/NATIONAL SECURITY? ICE WORKSITE RAID FINE IMMIGRANT ARRESTS/FEDS ACTING? FAKE AL QAEDA LETTERS HUGO CHAVEZ U.S. SENATE ON LOAN RISKS SADDAM THROWN FROM COURT THAILAND PROTESTS HUNGARY PROTESTS JAPAN ELECTIONS ICE BUST VOTING MACHINES HEARING PRO-POT PARENTS PRO-POT PARENTS ANTI-MARIJUANA PUSH TZ AHEAD MARIJUANA AMENDMENT 44/ MARIJUANA VOTING MACHINES HEARING PARENT POT SUPPORTERS NEW US CITIZENS TODAY MEXICO AMBASSADOR BUSH/UN SPEECH IRAQ/TROOP LEVELS SADDAM JUDGE REPLACED THAILAND COUP LEBANON BORDER PEACEKEEPERS IMMIGRATION LAW FUNDING COLO DISASTER RESPONSE MONEY IMMIGRATION LAW FUNDING NY/BUSH GLOBAL LITERACY BUSH SOT/VO IRAQ/POPE PROTEST IMMIGRANT KIDS RESEARCH PEACEJAM: DALAI LAMA SPEECH AFGHAN VIOLENCE POPE APOLOGIZES WW: MIDEAST TROOPS TO LEBANON DALAI LAMA AT PEPSI POPE APOLOGIZES
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EXHIBIT 4
KDVR – DENVER, CO AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Noah Skinner In the first quarter of 2007 I got a third place for spot news in the NPPA quarterly clip contest. I got a first place in the AP awards for a feature in 2006. I got a third place in the NPPA quarterly editing contest for under deadline in 2007. That was the 4th quarter. I was a finalist for the NPPA photographer of the year for 2007. I also got a second place for sports feature in the NPPA national end of the year contest in 2007. Brian Fullerton The package titled “Mapping Out Sex Offenders” received an Emmy nomination. The package titled “Visual Memory” received a third place spot in the NPPA Cutting Edge Third Quarter Editors Feature No limit and also the visual memory piece received a national award for women in radio and TV called the Gracie (I do not know when it was awarded to Sari Pador but the awards gala is in NY this year) Peter Birdsong I received two in '06 from Colorado Springs work I did in '05. One is an AP for Spot News, 1st place. The other is a CBA for Best Photo Essay. Jeremy Auten A regional Edward R. Murrow Award for Best News Documentary for the half hour special “Battle for the Border” in 2007. Ryan Borgman 2005 Nominated – Emmy Editor/Magazine Program “Zappolo’s People” NPPA 3rd Place Under deadline – “Going Here Going There”2006 Nominated – EMMY Editor/Entertainment Program “Signature Story Special” Won EMMY – Editor/Audio – “The Remix” NPPA 2006 Cutting Edge Editor of The Year 2nd Place Under Deadline – “She Is So Lucky” 1st Place Feature – “Airsoft Wars” 1st Place Editor’s Feature – “The Chalk Fun” 2nd Place Under Deadline – “It Spread So Fast” 1st Place Feature – “It’s For Molly” 2nd Place Feature – “Just The Neatest Thing Ever”
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2nd Place Editor’s Feature – “Muddy Buddy” 1st Place Editors Feature – “What Would You Like For Christmas?” 2nd Place Under Deadline – “Friday The 13th” 2nd Place Feature – “We Are Glen Haven”2007 Nominated – EMMY Editor/Entertainment Program “Signature Story Special 2007” NPPA 2nd Place Under Deadline – “The Water Is Freezing” HM In Depth - “Whenever You’re Ready” 3rd Place Editor’s Feature – “Sweep Pizza” 1st Place In Depth – “I Love You Guys” HM Editors Feature – “Blue River” 3rd Place Under Deadline – “I Heard It Go Crunch” HM In Depth - “The Freak” Byron Stewart 2nd Place Spot News- NPPA 3rd Qtr. 2006 Chris Lupenski I had 3 Emmy nominations: *Feature-Sister Bear *Feature-Molly Look *News Photography 1 Murrow Award: Battle for the Border Ryan Delamater NPPA 4th quarter 2006 – Editor’s Feature 2nd place: In Depth – HM NPPA 1st quarter 2007 - Feature No Limit – HM NPPA 3rd quarter 2007 - Editors Feature 2nd Place In depth- HM Feature 24 hours – 2nd place NPPA 4th quarter 2007 Feature 24 hours – 1st place Feature no Limit – 2nd place 2007 – 4 Emmy Nominations all for editing. Kolin Lawler 2002 2nd Place Spot News “A Bear in the City” 2nd Qtr. 2003 HM General News “The Bootman Cometh” 2nd Qtr 2003 3rd Place Feature “A Little off the Top” 3rd Qtr 2005 3rd Place Feature “A View From a Tree” 3rd Qtr 2005 1st Place Spot News “Bolts on the Beach” 4th Qtr 2006 3rd Place Feature “Velvet Elvis” 3rd Qtr 2005 1st Place National Award Spot News “Bolts on the Beach” Chris Cheline 4th qtr 2005: 3rd general “More Than A Meal” 1st qtr 2006: 3rd spot “No Longer A Home”
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1st qtr 2006: 3rd feature “I’m the Puppeteer” 4th qtr 2006: 2nd spot “The Cat’s Meow” 2nd qtr 2007: 2nd spot “He’s Lucky To Be Alive” 3rd qtr 2007: 2nd feature “Silencing The Artist’s Studio” CBA:2007 Best Photo Essay “He Has No Limits” Cody White 2nd place - Best breaking News, CBA’s (3/15/08) Michael Demma Emmy nomination in 2005 for "Zappolo's People" (interview/Discussion Program) NPPA Honorable Mention fourth quarter 2006 in Feature-No Limit for "Asthma Camp" NPPA Honorable Mention fourth quarter 2006 in Feature 24 Hours for "Hurt So Good" NPPA Honorable Mention first quarter 2007 in Feature 24 Hours for "Every Inch Counts" NPPA Third Place in third quarter 2007 in In Depth for "Out of the Loop" NPPA First Place in fourth quarter 2007 in Under Deadline for "It's Winter?" Josh Maranhas NPPA Best of Photojournalism 2006 General News Simple Effects (Editors) Co-Finalist: How Do You Say It?” 1st. Place: “How Do You Say It?” Under Deadline Finalist, “It’s Always Been a Bad Hill” Finalist, “We’re Not Out of the Woods Yet” First Place, “It’s Always Been a Bad Hill” Editors Feature (editors) “What it Sounds Like to be American” NPPA CUTTING EDGE COMPETION NPPA TV Editing Quarterly Clip Contest 2007 3rd Quarter Winners” 3rd Place, Feature - 24 Hours : She’s Our Girl” NPPA TV Editing Quarterly Clip Contest 2007 2nd Quarter Winners Editor’s Feature 1st “Mulligan Mixer” Under Deadline , 2nd “Add It Up, I Never Missed a Day” 2nd Place Feature - 24 Hours: Grasshoppers and Global Warming NPPA TV Editing Quarterly Clip Contest 2007 1st Quarter Winners 1st Place, Under Deadline: The Ten Million Dollar Plan 2nd Place, In Depth:Costs of the Storm NPPA TV Editing Quarterly Clip Contest 2006 4th Quarter Winners 3rd Place, Editor’s Feature : Long Journey Home 1st Place, Under Deadline: Swift Removal NPPA TV Editing Quarterly Clip Contest 2006 3rd Quarter Winners
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2nd Place In Depth: CMW: Looking for Clues on a Road Less Traveled 3rd Place, Under Deadline:Who is Emily Keyes?” NPPA TV Editing Quarterly Clip Contest 2006 2nd Quarter Winners 1st Place, Under Deadline: A Significant Summer NPPA TV Editing Quarterly Clip Contest 2005 4th Quarter Winners 2nd Place, Editor’s Feature: Karaoke Superstars 2nd Place, Under Deadline: Through the Roof NPPA TV Editing Quarterly Clip Contest 2005 3rd Quarter Winners 3rd Place, Under Deadline: Carting Off Cash
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EXHIBIT 5
KDVR – DENVER, CO AWARDS AND RECOGNITION RECEIVED
2005
Emmy Nomination, Dayside Newscast Matthew Stein, Producer; Hayley Herst, Exec. Producer
Emmy Nomination, Spot News Story Whei Wong, Reporter; Thomas McDonald, Photojournalist/Editor
Emmy Nomination, Breaking News Story Alexa Gromko, Reporter Emmy Nomination, Hard News Reporter - No Time Limit Charles Leaf, Reporter Emmy Nomination, Soft News Report - Within 24 Hours Alexa Gromko, Reporter Emmy Nomination, Soft News Report - Within 24 Hours Thomas McDonald,
Photojournalist Emmy Nomination, Interview/Discussion Program Ron Zappolo, Co-Producer; Serena Ung,
Special Projects Producer; Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor; Michael Demma, Editor; Joshua Maranhas, Editor
Emmy Nomination, Promo: Spot Announcement - Program Jill Fleming, Producer Emmy Nomination, Weathercaster Chris Dunn, Chief Meteorologist Emmy Nomination, Weathercaster Stacey Donaldson,
Weathercaster Emmy Nomination, Director - Live or Live-to-tape Korie Johnson, Director Emmy Nomination, Technical Director Korie Johnson, Technical
Director Emmy Nomination, Technical Director Cari Townsend, Technical
Director Emmy Nomination, Writing - News Jeremy Hubbard, Reporter Emmy Nomination, Graphics/Animation - News Jim Peters, Design Director Emmy Winner, Weathercaster Chris Dunn, Chief Meteorologist Emmy Winner, Technical Director Cari Townsend, Technical
Director Promax Gold, Use of Original Music Jill Fleming, Producer Promax Gold, Non-Promotional Animation Campaign Jim Peters, Design Director NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, 2nd Place Thomas McDonald,
Photojournalist NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, General, 3rd Place Chris Cheline, Photographer NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, 2nd Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 2nd Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 3rd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor
2006 Emmy Nomination, Breaking News Jon Bowman, Reporter Emmy Nomination, Spot News Heidi Hemmat, Reporter; Tom
McDonald, Photographer
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Emmy Nomination, Investigative Report: Single Story Charles Leaf, Reporter Emmy Nomination, Arts/Entertainment Program Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor;
Kevin Scofield, Executive Producer
Emmy Nomination, News Promo: Campaign ("The Voice") Jill Fleming, Promotion Manager Emmy Nomination, News Promo: Campaign ("GDCO Personality") Jill Fleming, Promotion Manager Emmy Nomination, News Promo: Image Malia Armani, Promotions
Producer Emmy Nomination, Journalistic Enterprise Jeremy Hubbard, Reporter Emmy Nomination, Audio Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor Emmy Nomination, Technical Director Ron Dill, Director Emmy Nomination, Lighting Cari Townsend, Technical
Director; Greg Long, Studio Tech Emmy Nomination, Weather Anchor Chris Dunn, Chief Meteorologist Emmy Nomination, Writer: News Jeremy Hubbard, Reporter Emmy Winner, News Promo: Campaign Jill Fleming, Promotion Manager Emmy Winner, Audio Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor Promax Silver, News Promgram Promotion Jill Fleming, Promotion Manager;
Jim Peters, Design Director Promax Silver, Promotional Animation Jim Peters, Design Director NPPA, Best of Photojournalism, Sports Editing: 2nd Place Tom McDonald, Photojournalist NPPA, Best of Photojournalism, General News Simple Effects (Editors) 1st place
Josh Maranhas, Editor
NPPA, Best of Photojournalism, Editors Feature (editors) Finalist Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, Best of Photojournalism, Under Deadline, Finalist Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, Best of Photojournalism, 48 Hour Feature, 3rd Place ("The Artist's Stroke")
Tom McDonald, Photojournalist
NPPA, Best of Photojournalism, 48 Hour Feature, Honorable Mention ("Pearl St. Beat")
Tom McDonald, Photojournalist
NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, 2nd Place Tom McDonald, Photojournalist NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, 3rd Place Chris Cheline, Photographer NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, Honorable Mention Tom McDonald, Photojournalist NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Feature, 1st Place Josh White, Photographer NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Feature, 3rd Place Chris Cheline, Photographer NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Feature, Honorable Mention Justin Rush, Photographer NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, 2nd Place Byron Stewart, Photographer NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Feature, 3rd Place Tom McDonald, Photojournalist NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, 2nd Place Chris Cheline, Photographer NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Feature, 2nd Place Tom McDonald, Photojournalist NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 2nd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature, 1st Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, 1st Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 1st Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 2nd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature, 1st Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, In Depth, 2nd Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature, 2nd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 3rd Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, 2nd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, 1st Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, 2nd Place Ryan Delamater. Editor
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NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, 3rd Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 1st Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 2nd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, In Depth, Honorable Mention Ryan Delamater. Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature, 2nd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature - 24 hours, Honorable Mention Michael Demma, Editor NPPA, 4th Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature - no limit, Honorable Mention Michael Demma, Editor NPPA, Cutting Edge Editor of the Year Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor
2007 Emmy Nomination, Morning Newscast: Large Market Hayley Herst, Executive
Producer; Laura Phillips, Producer
Emmy Nomination, Morning Newscast: Large Market Amanda Smith, Producer Emmy Nomination, Evening Newscast: Large Market ("Holly Tornado") Jon Stone, Producer; Jan Blair,
Executive Producer; Allison Soulvie, Director
Emmy Nomination, Evening Newscast: Large Market ("Platte Canyon") Jon Stone, Producer; Jan Blair, Executive Producer; Allison Soulvie, Director
Emmy Nomination, Evening Newscast: Large Market ("Blizzard 2006") Amy Stoehrmann, Producer; Jan Blair, Executive Producer; Brad Remington, News Director
Emmy Nomination, Continuing Coverage: No Time Limit ("Winter Storm") Brad Remington, News Director Emmy Nomination, Continuing Coverage: No Time Limit ("Berthoud Boys") Libby Weaver, Anchor/Reporter;
Kimberly Posey, Reporter; Deborah Takahara, Reporter
Emmy Nomination, Investigative Report: Single Story Tom Martino, Reporter; Paula Haddock, Troubleshooter Producer; Justin Rush, Photographer; Ryan Delamater, Editor
Emmy Nomination, Feature News Report: no time limit/Human Interest ("The Flying Dog")
Heidi Hemmat, Anchor/Reporter; Josh White, Photographer/Editor; Rob Marshall & "Dylan", Helicoptor Pilot/Reporter
Emmy Nomination, Feature News Report: no time limit/Human Interest ("Sister Bear") Chris Lupenski, Photojournalist; Ryan Delamater, Editor
Emmy Nomination, Feature News Report: no time limit/Human Interest ("Molly Look") Libby Weaver, Anchor/Reporter; Chris Lupenski, Photojournalist
Emmy Nomination, Feature News Report: no time limit Sari Padorr, Reporter Emmy Nomination, Feature News Report: Series Shaul Turner, Anchor/Reporter;
Ryan Delamater, Editor Emmy Nomination, Arts/Entertainment Program Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor;
Kevin Scofield, Executive Producer
Emmy Nomination, Specialty Assignment Report: Series Deborah Takahara, Reporter; Sean Elliott, Editor
Emmy Nomination, Interview/Discussion Program Serena Ung, Producer; Ron Zappolo, Host; Allison Soulvie, Director
Emmy Nomination, PSA - Single Spot Brent Chapin, Producer; Jeff Pardin, Videographer
Emmy Nomination, Commercial - Single Spot Adam Fowler, Commercial
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Producer Emmy Nomination, Director: Live or Live-to-tape Korie Johnson, Director Emmy Nomination, News Editor: within 24 Hours Sean Elliott, Editor Emmy Nomination, News Editor: no time limit ("Tattoos to Tuna") Ryan Delamater, Editor Emmy Nomination, News Editor: no time limit ("Mapping Out Sex Offenders") Brian Fullerton, Editor
Emmy Nomination, Weather Anchor Chris Dunn, Chief Meteorologist Emmy Nomination, News Photogrpaher Chris Lupenski, Photojournalist Emmy Nomination, News Producer Amy Stoehrmann, Producer Emmy Winner, Evening Newscast: Large Market ("Holly Tornado") Jon Stone, Producer; Jan Blair,
Executive Producer; Allison Soulvie, Director
Emmy Winner, Continuing Coverage: No Time Limit ("Berthoud Boys") Libby Weaver, Anchor/Reporter; Kimberly Posey, Reporter; Deborah Takahara, Reporter
Emmy Winner, Feature News Report: no time limit/Human Interest ("The Flying Dog") Heidi Hemmat, Anchor/Reporter; Josh White, Photographer/Editor; Rob Marshall & "Dylan", Helicoptor Pilot/Reporter
Emmy Winner, News Producer Amy Stoehrmann, Producer Promax Silver, Branding/Image Campaign Brent Chapin, Producer; Jill Fleming,
Promotion Manager; Jim Peters, Design Director; Clyde Becker, VP, Creative Services
NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, 1st Place Tom McDonald, Photographer NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, 3rd Place Noah Skinner, Photographer NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Feature, 3rd Place Robert Breuer, Photographer NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, 1st Place Robert Gajdecki, Photographer NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, Spot News, 2nd Place Chris Cheline, Photographer NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, 48 Hour Feature, 3rd Place Kolin Lawler, Photographer NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, 48 Hour Feature, 2nd Place Chris Cheline, Photographer NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Quarterly Clip, 48 Hour Feature, 3rd Place Josh White, Photographer Regional Edward R. Murrow Award, Best News Documentary Jeremy Auten, Editor NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 1st Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 2nd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, In Depth, 2nd Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, In Depth, Honorable Mention Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature - 24 hours, Honorable Mention Michael Demma, Editor NPPA, 1st Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature - no limit, Honorable Mention Ryan Delamater, Editor NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, 1st Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, 3rd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 2nd Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, In Depth, 1st Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 2nd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature - 24 hours, 2nd Place Josh Maranhas, Editor NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, 2nd Place Ryan Delamater, Editor NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Editor's Feature, Honorable Mention
Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor
NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Under Deadline, 3rd Place Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, In Depth, 3rd Place Michael Demma, Editor NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, In Depth, Honorable Mention Ryan Delamater, Editor NPPA, 3rd Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, In Depth, Honorable Mention Ryan Borgman, Chief Editor NPPA, 3RD Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature - 24 hours, 2nd Place Ryan Delamater, Editor NPPA, 3RD Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature - 24 hours, 3rd Place Josh Maranhas, Editor
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NPPA, 3RD Quarter, TV Editing Clip Contest, Feature - no limit, 3rd Place Brian Fullerton, Editor EXHIBIT 6
KDVR – DENVER, CO
WEEK MINUTES TOPICS
1/8/07 - 1/14/07 65 min 40 sec Education Community - teens Environmental
Community - religious tolerance
Crime prevention Health - diabetes Drug prevention Drunk Driving Prevention Army National Guard Public File Announcement Support Armed Forces V-Chip Ratings Diversity - tolerance
1/15/07 - 1/21/07 72 min 55 sec Education Community - teens Environmental
Community - religious tolerance
Crime prevention Health - diabetes Drug prevention Drunk Driving Prevention Public File Announcement Support Armed Forces V-Chip Ratings Diversity - tolerance
6/11/07 - 6/17/07 67 min 35 sec Education Community - teens Environmental Drug Prevention Drunk Driving Prevention Public File Announcement
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V-Chip Ratings
6/18/07 - 6/24/07 87 min 20 sec Community - religious tolerance
Health - diabetes Diversity - tolerance Education Community - teens Environmental Drug Prevention Drunk Driving Prevention Public File Announcement V-Chip Ratings
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EXHIBIT
KDVR – DENVER, CO Employees, including talent: participation on boards or in community organizations, volunteer efforts, appearances,
helping at community events
Organization Event/Reason Nature of Involvement Employee Title Date 107.5 SummerJam Concert Guest Announcer Shaul Turner Anchor 6/10/2006 12th Annual Turkey Carving Contest Fundraising Kick-off Participant Libby Weaver Anchor 11/23/05 12th Annual Turkey Carving Contest Fundraising Kick-off Participant Ron Zappolo Anchor 11/23/05 5th Annual Kidney Walk Fundraiser emcee Shaul Turner Anchor/GDCO 9/24/2006 Adoption Exchange Fundraising Gala Attendant Bill Dallman VP of News 11/19/05 Adoption Exchange Fundraising Gala Attendant Libby Weaver Anchor 11/19/05 Adoption Exchange Fundraising Gala Co-Chair Ron Zappolo Anchor 11/19/05 Adoption Exchange Fantasy Ball Attendant Ron Zappolo Anchor 11/17/2006 Adoption Exchange Board Member Ron Zappolo Anchor/Reporter American Red Cross Breakfast of Champions Attendant Bill Schnieder GM 3/7/2007 American Red Cross Breakfast of Champions Attendant
Brad Remington News Director 3/7/2007
American Red Cross Breakfast of Champions Attendant Donna Mackey Local Sales Mgr 3/7/2007 American Red Cross Breakfast of Champions Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 3/7/2007 American Red Cross Breakfast of Champions Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 3/7/2007
American Red Cross Breakfast of Champions Guest Speaker Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 3/7/2007 American Red Cross Breakfast of Champions Attendant Tina Sroka Sales Executive 3/7/2007 Angel Flight West Board Member Chris Dunn Meteorologist Art Institute of Colorado Board Member Jim Peters Design Director A-T 5K Walk/Run Fundraiser 5K Emcee Heidi Hemmat Anchor 9/29/2007 A-T 5K Walk/Run Fundraiser 5K participant Peter Bangas VP Engineering 9/29/2007 Aurora Christian Academy School Event Guest Speaker Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist 4/12/2006
Big Brothers Big Volunteer David Valdez Account
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Sisters Executive Big Brothers Big Sisters Volunteer David Valdez
Account Executive
Brent's Place Fundraiser 5K Emcee Libby Weaver Anchor 7/28/2007
Brent's Place Fundraiser 5K participant Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 7/28/2007
Bryant-Webster School Career Day Guest Speaker
Stacey Donaldson
GDCO Meteorologist 5/1/2006
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant
Alyson Brickman
Operations Tech 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative
Alyson Brickman Ops Tech 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Angel Rosado Ops Tech 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative
Blaine Howerton Ops Mgr 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Cari Townsend Ops Tech 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Chris Dunn Meteorologist 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Chris Tanaka Sports Reporter 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Chris Tanaka
Wknd Sports Anchor 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Chris Tomer Meteorologist 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Crystal Egger Reporter 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Dan Daru Reporter 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant
Deborah Takahara
Weekend Anchor 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative DL Compton Engineer 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Eric Goodman Sports Director 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Eric Goodman Sports Director 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Erin Little Meteorologist 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Harold Ritchie Facilities Mgr 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Heidi Hemmat Anchor 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Heidi Hemmat Reporter 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Jeff Putman
Operations Tech 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Jessica Ralston
Operations Tech 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Jim Peters Art Director 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant John Hewett Engineer 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Jon Bowman Reporter 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Jon Takayama HR Director 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Jon Takayama HR Director 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Julie Hayden
Investigative Reporter 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 6/2-6/3/07
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Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Kevin Scofield
News Ops Manager 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Linda Hunter
Asst News Director 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Lori Jensen
Account Executive 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair Party guest
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 5/29/2007
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant
Marianne Martinez Reporter 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative
Marianne Martinez Reporter 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair Party guest Pete Bangas VP Engineering 5/29/2007 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Pete Bangas Engineer VP 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair Party guest Rick Wheeler
Engineer Manager 5/29/2007
Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Rick Wheeler
Engineering Manager 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Rick Wheeler Engineering Mgr 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Ron Zappolo Anchor 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Ron Zappolo Anchor 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Russ Mann Engineer 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Sam Radtke
Account Executive 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Sari Padorr Reporter 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Shaul Turner Anchor 6/2-6/3/07 Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Shaul Turner Anchor 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hill People's Fair People's Fair participant Shaymia Ware
Promotions Coord 6/2-6/3/07
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Shaymia Ware
Promotions Coord 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative
Steve Wilkerson VP, Sales 6/3 -6/4/06
Capital Hill People's Fair Community Fair Representative Tammy Vigil Reporter 6/3 -6/4/06 Capital Hills People's Fair Awards Reception Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 12/5/2006 Capital Hills United Neighboorhood Graffiti Removal Participant Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 3/3/2007 Capital Hills United Neighboorhood
Ultimate Music Experience Guest judge Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 3/25/2007
CASA Red Wagon Ball CASA Fundraiser Attendant Garrett Sailer
Program Manager 10/8/05
CASA Red Wagon Ball CASA Fundraiser Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 10/8/05 CASA Red Wagon Ball CASA Fundraiser Emcee Libby Weaver Anchor 10/8/05 CASA Red Wagon Ball Fundraiser Emcee Libby Weaver Anchor 10/14/2006 CASA Red Wagon Ball CASA Fundraiser Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 10/8/05
CASA Red Wagon Ball CASA Fundraiser Emcee Ron Zappolo Anchor 10/8/05 CASA Red Wagon Ball Fundraiser Emcee Ron Zappolo Anchor 10/14/2006
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CASE "Rockin' out MS" MS Fundraiser Guest Speaker Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 3/24/2007
Children's Hospital Link Up for Children Campaign Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 11/17/2006
Children's Hospital Link Up for Children Campaign Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 11/17/2006
Children's Hospital Link Up for Children Campaign
Guest Speaker on KHOW program Shaul Turner Reporter 11/17/2006
Children's Hospital Blood Drive donor station participation 1/18/2006
Children's Hospital Blood Drive Participant Station Participation 12/14/2006
Children's Hospital Blood Drive Participant station participation 3/20/2007
Children's Hospital Blood Drive Blood Drive participant
station participation 7/12/2006
Children's Hospital Blood Drive blood drive station participation 4/19/2006 Children's Hospital Burn Unit
Fireman Calendar Contest Judge Shaul Turner Anchor 4/27/2007
Children's Hospital Radio-thon KYGO Fundraiser Guest speaker Ron Zappolo Anchor 2/23/2006 Children's Miracle Network Radiothon Guest Speaker Libby Weaver Anchor 2/14/2007 Children's Miracle Network Radiothon Guest Speaker Rob Zappolo Anchor 2/14/2007 Children's Miracle Network
Radiothon with Alice 105.9 Guest live appearance Ron Zappolo Anchor 2/23/2006
Christmas Crusade Toy Drive Special Guest Chris Tomer Meteorologist 12/9/2006 Christmas Crusade Toy Drive Special Guest Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 12/9/2006 Christmas Crusade Toy Drive Special Guest Libby Weaver Anchor 12/9/2006 Christmas Crusade Toy Drive Special Guest Ron Zappolo Anchor 12/9/2006 Christmas Crusade Toy Drive Special Guest Shaul Turner Reporter 12/9/2006 Christmas Crusade Toy Drive Special Guest Steve Kelley Anchor 12/9/2006 CHUN Awards Ceremony Grant Ceremony Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 12/12/05
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Andres Muniz
Operations Tech 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Angel Rosado
Operations Tech 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative
Blaine Howerton Operations Mgr 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Chris Dunn
Chief Meteorologist 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Clyde Becker
Promotions Director 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative DL Compton Engineer 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Eric Goodman Sports Director 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Harold Ritchie Facilities Mgr 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Heidi Hemmat Reporter 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Thank-you Party Participant Jon Takayama HR Director 5/15/2006
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Jon Takayama HR Director 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 5/6-5/7/06
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Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Kim Posey Reporter 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Reprehensive
Marianne Martinez Reporter 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Thank-you Party Participant Peter Bangas VP, Engineering 5/15/2006
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Peter Bangas Engineering VP 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Thank-you Party Participant Rick Wheeler Engineering Mgr 5/15/2006
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Rick Wheeler Engineering Mgr 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Ron Zappolo Anchor 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Shaul Turner Anchor 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Shaymia Ware
Promotions Coord 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative
Stacey Donaldson
GDCO Meteorologist 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative
Steve Wilkerson V.P., Sales 5/6-5/7/06
Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Celebration Representative Tammy Vigil Reporter 5/6-5/7/06
CO Assoc. of Children and Families Auction Guest Speaker Sari Padorr Reporter 11/3/2006 Colorado Technical University Job Fair participant Jon Takayama HR Director 5/16/2007 Colorado Technical University Job Fair participant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 5/16/2007
Colorado Youth Symphony Board Member Jon Takayama HR Director Community Ascertainment Meeting CBA Quarterly Meeting Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 6/26/2006
Community Leader Ascertainment Meeting CBA Meeting Representative
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 3/27/2006
Community Leader Ascertainment Meeting CBA Meeting Representative Tanisha Davis Newsroom Asst 3/27/2006 Court Appointed Special Advocates Board Member Libby Weaver Anchor/Reporter CSU Campus TV Critique Show judge Heidi Hemmat Reporter 4/6/2006 CSU School of Journalism Break with a Pro Guest Heidi Hemmat Anchor 4/13/2007 CU Buff Club Lunch Luncheon Speaker Ron Zappolo Anchor 2/2/2006 CU School of Journalism Career Day Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 3/14/2007 Denver Botanic Gardens Volunteer Sean Cuellar Reporter Denver Botanic Gardens Volunteer Sean Cuellar Reporter Denver Talent Challenge NYE Blast Family Event Emcee Shaul Turner Reporter 12/31/2006 Developmental Halfway Emcee Steve Kelley Anchor 3/24/2006 Developmental Pathways Volunteer
Ted Vanderveen
Marketing Manger
Developmental Pathways Volunteer
Ted Vanderveen
Marketing Manger
Developmental Volunteer Ted Marketing
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Pathways Vanderveen Manger Developmental Pathways Volunteer
Ted Vanderveen
Marketing Manger
Developmental Pathways Volunteer
Ted Vanderveen
Marketing Manger
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant
Alyson Brickman
Operations Tech
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Carlos Montoya
Operations Tech
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant
Charlie Brennan Reporter
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Chris Dunn Meteorologist
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event Emcee Chris Tanaka
Wknd Sports Anchor
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Chris Tomer Meteorologist
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Crystal Egger Meteorologist
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Dave Stampl Engineer
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event Emcee
Deborah Takahara
Weekend Anchor
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Jennifer Allen
Operations Tech
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Jessica Ralston
Operations Tech
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Jim Johnson
Promotions Manager
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant John Hewett Engineer
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Jon Takayama HR Director
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Melissa Mollet Reporter
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant
Mercedes Romero Asst to GM
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Peter Bangas VP Engineering
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Russ Mann Engineer
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Shaul Turner Anchor
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Shaymia Ware
Promotions Coord
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Festival Cultural Event participant Steve Kelley Anchor
7/28-7/29/07
Dragon Boat Gala Fundraiser guest Garrett Sailer Program Manager 6/28/2007
Dragon Boat Gala Fundraiser guest Jon Takayama HR Director 6/28/2007 DU African Extravaganza Cultural Event Host Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 2/24/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Director Allison Soulvie Director 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Set up/Tear down Bert Ramirez Engineer 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Operations
Blaine Howerton
Operations Manager 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant Dumb Friends League Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant Dumb Friends League Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant Dumb Friends League Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant
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Dumb Friends League Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant Dumb Friends League Telethon Set up/Tear down Chad Wildman Engineer 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Photojournalist Cody White Photojournalist 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Guest Speaker Dan Daru Reporter 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Set up Dave Stampl Engineer 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Audio David Tessier
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Wag n' Trail Fundraiser Representative Deuce Flying Dog 9/15/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Guest Speaker Dylan Flying Dog 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Executive Producer Hayley Herst
Executive Producer 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon Guest Speaker Heidi Hemmat Anchor/Reporter 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Playback Jason Case
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon Photojournalist Jason Parker Photojournalist 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Audio 2 Jeremy Silva
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon TOC Jerry Hoelscher
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon SNG 2 John Amity
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon Photojournalist Josh White Photojournalist 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Guest Speaker Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon News Operations Kevin Scofield
News Operations Mg 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon Technical Director Korie Johnson Director 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Tote board operator
Lawrence Sanchez
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon Lighting Director Lloyd Nettles
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon Guest Speaker Melissa Mollet Reporter 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Photojournalist Peter Birdsong Photojournalist 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Engineering Rick Wheeler
Engineer Manager 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon Guest Speaker Rob Marshall Helicopter Pilot 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Wag n' Trail Fundraiser Representative Rob Marshall Helicopter Pilot 9/15/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Photojournalist Robert Breuer Photojournalist 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Prompter
Sarah Anderson
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon Guest Speaker Sean Tobin Reporter 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Guest Speaker Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Guest Speaker Steve Kelley Anchor 1/28/2007 Dumb Friends League Telethon Chyron Tom Kucera
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
Dumb Friends League Telethon SNG Ty Covert
Operations Tech 1/28/2007
El Grito Celebration Cultural Event Representative Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist
9/15-9/16/07
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Elk Creek Elementary School Event Guest Speaker Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist 5/3/2006
Fairview Elementary Reading Program Dr. Seuss' birthday Guest Reader Jon Bowman Reporter 3/3/2006 Fireman's Calendar Contest Children's Hospital judge Shaul Turner Anchor 6/9/2006
Fox On Your Block Community Event Host Dan Daru Reporter every
Thursday
Fox On Your Block Community Event Host Deuce Flying Dog every
Thursday
Fox On Your Block Community Event Host Erin Little Meteorologist every
Thursday
Fox On Your Block Community Event Host Rob Marshall Helicopter Pilot every
Thursday Frederick Elementary School Event Guest Speaker Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist 4/11/2006
Goldrick Elementary School Event Guest Speaker Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist 4/5/2006
Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital Bark-b-que Fundraiser Attendant Shaul Turner Reporter 10/6/2006 Harrison Memorial Hospital Mutts and Models Model Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 4/28/2007 Harrison Memorial Hospital Mutts and Models Model Shaul Turner Anchor 4/28/2007 Hemophiliac Society Black and Blue Ball Fundraiser Emcee Shaul Turner GDCO Anchor 2/4/2006 Heritage Club of Denver School Event Guest Speaker Chris Dunn
Chief Meteorologist 4/21/2006
High School Pride Friday Community Event Reporter Dan Daru Reporter
every Friday
High School Pride Friday Community Event Reporter Marcia Neviller
Prep Sports Reporter
every Friday
Holocaust Shoe Project Volunteer
Michelle Morawiec
Account Executive
Human Society Birthday Bash Fundraiser emcee Sari Padorr Reporter 8/19/2006 Ice Age Premier Movie Premier Guest speaker Bill Dallman 3/25/2006
Ice Age Premier Movie Premier Guest Speaker Chris Dunn Chief Meteorologist 3/25/2006
JDRF 5K Walk Fundraiser emcee Chris Dunn Meteorologist 9/16/2006
JDRF 5K Walk Fundraiser participant Donna D'Amico Local Sales Manager 9/16/2006
JDRF Awards Dinner
2005 Outstanding Media Partner attendant Adam Fowler
Sales Commercial Producer 8/2/2006
JDRF Awards Dinner
2005 Outstanding Media Partner attendant Donna D'Amico
Local Sales Manager 8/2/2006
JDRF Awards Dinner
2005 Outstanding Media Partner attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 8/2/2006
JDRF Awards Dinner
2005 Outstanding Media Partner attendant
Ted Vanderveen
Marketing Director 8/2/2006
JDRF Captain Kick-off Breakfast
Juvenile Diabetes Research Attendant Donna D'Amico Local Sales Mgr 5/4/2006
JDRF Captain Kick-off Breakfast
Juvenile Diabetes Research Attendant Evan Pardue RSN Sales Mgr 5/4/2006
JDRF Captain Kick-off Breakfast
Juvenile Diabetes Research Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 5/4/2006
JDRF Captain Kick-off Breakfast
Juvenile Diabetes Research Attendant Sharon Webb Sales Executive 5/4/2006
JDRF Captain Kick-off Breakfast
Juvenile Diabetes Research Attendant
Ted Vanderveen Marketing Mgr 5/4/2006
JDRF Gala Juvenile Diabetes Guest/Representative Bill Schneider V.P., GM 4/22/2006
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Research
JDRF Gala Juvenile Diabetes Research Guest/Representative Donna D'Amico Local Sales Mgr 4/22/2006
JDRF Gala Juvenile Diabetes Research Guest/Representative Sharon Webb Sales Executive 4/22/2006
JDRF Team Kick-off Lunch JDRF 5k Walk in Sept. attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 7/13/2006
JDRF Team Kick-off Lunch JDRF 5k Walk in Sept. attendant Sharon Webb
Account Executive 7/13/2006
JDRF Team Kick-off Lunch JDRF 5k Walk in Sept. attendant
Ted Vanderveen
Marketing Director 7/13/2006
Jobing.com Career Fair Career Fair Representative Jon Takayama HR Director 2/1/2006 Jobing.com Career Fair Career Fair Representative/Recruiter Jon Takayama HR Director 4/20/2006 Jobing.com Career Fair Career Fair Representative Jon Takayama HR Director 10/25/2006 Jobing.com Career Fair Career Fair Representative
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 2/1/2006
Jobing.com Career Fair Career Fair Representative/Recruiter
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 4/20/2006
Jobing.com Career Fair Career Fair Representative
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 10/25/2006
Juvenile Diabetes Award Awards ceremony Attendant
Blaine Howerton Producer 12/7/05
Juvenile Diabetes Award Awards ceremony Emcee Chris Dunn Meteorologist 12/7/05 Juvenile Diabetes Award Awards ceremony Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 12/7/05 Juvenile Diabetes Award Awards ceremony Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 12/7/05
Juvenile Diabetes Award Awards ceremony Attendant Sharon Webb Sales Executive 12/7/05 Juvenile Diabetes Award Awards ceremony Attendant
Ted Vanderveen
Marketing Manager 12/7/05
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Gala guest Bill Schneider GM, VP 5/18/2007 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Gala guest
Brad Remington
News Director, VP 5/18/2007
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Gala guest Donna D'Amico
Local Sales Manager 5/18/2007
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Gala guest Jon Takayama HR Director 5/18/2007 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Awards Reception Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 12/5/2006
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Awards Reception Attendant Sharon Webb
Account Executive 12/5/2006
Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund Fundraiser 5K Emcee Chris Dunn
Chief Meteorologist 9/16/2007
Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund Board Member Donna D'Amico
Local Sales Manager
Kennedy High School Career Day Guest Speaker Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 4/24/2006 Kennedy High School Career Day Guest Speaker
Stacey Donaldson
GDCO Metrologies 4/24/2006
KJCD and American Red Cross
Red Cross radio promotion Guest Speaker Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 3/14/2007
Leukemia Cup Weather Anchor Challenge Leukemia Society Participant Chris Dunn
Chief Meteorologist 5/20/2006
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Leukemia Cup Weather Anchor Challenge Leukemia Society Participant Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist 5/20/2006
Leukemia Cup Weather Anchor Challenge Leukemia Society Participant
Stacey Donaldson
GDCO Meteorologist 5/20/2006
Lost and Found (Children's Organization) Parade attendant Shaul Turner Anchor/GDCO 8/19/2006
Lukas Elementary School Event Guest Speaker Chris Tomer Wknd Meteorologist 4/24/2006
Make a Wish 1/2 Marathon
Make a Wish Charity Event Emcee Eric Goodman Sports Director 5/7/2006
Make a Wish 1/2 Marathon
Make a Wish Charity Event Participant Jon Takayama HR Director 5/7/2006
March of Dimes Walk America Emcee Deborah Takahara
Weekend Anchor 4/28/2007
March of Dimes Thank you party guest Jon Takayama HR Director 6/13/2007
March of Dimes Thank you party guest Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 6/13/2007
March of Dimes Board Member Pamela Davis Anchor/Reporter
March of Dimes 6k Walk Emcee Stacey Donaldson
GDCO Meteorologist 4/29/2006
March of Dimes Walk America Breakfast Guest Speaker Deborah Takahara Anchor/Reporter 2/13/2007
March of Dimes Walk America Breakfast Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 2/13/2007
March of Dimes Walk America Breakfast Attendant Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 2/13/2007
March of Dimes' 2005 Awards Awards ceremony Guest
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 1/18/2006
March of Dimes Captain Kick off Captain kick off breakfast Representative
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 2/2/2006
Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Chris Tomer Wknd Meteorologist 4/22/2006
Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Eric Goodman Sports Director 4/22/2006
Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Hayley Herst Executive Producer 4/22/2006
Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Jeremy Auten Photojournalist 4/22/2006 Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Jon Takayama HR Director 4/22/2006 Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Kevin Scofield News Ops Mgr 4/22/2006 Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Emcee Libby Weaver Anchor 4/22/2006
Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Linda Hunter Asst News Director 4/22/2006
Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 4/22/2006
Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Mike Demma Editor 4/22/2006 Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Emcee Ron Zappolo Anchor 4/22/2006 Mask Gala Hospice of Metro Denver Guest/Representative Sari Padorr Reporter 4/22/2006 Mask Project Buzz Party Mask Kick off Representative Bill Dallman VP of News 2/15/2006 Mask Project Buzz Party Mask Kick off Representative Garrett Sailer
Program Manager 2/15/2006
Mask Project Buzz Party Mask Kick off Representative Hayley Hurst
Executive Producer 2/15/2006
Mask Project Buzz Party Mask Kick off Representative Libby Weaver Anchor 2/15/2006 Mask Project Buzz Party Mask Kick off Representative
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 2/15/2006
Mask Project Buzz Party Mask Kick off Representative Ron Zappolo Anchor 2/15/2006 Mask Project Buzz Party Mask Kick off Representative Sari Padorr Reporter 2/15/2006 MASK: Faces of Angels Hospice of Metro Denver Emcee Libby Weaver Anchor 4/15/2006
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Meals on Wheels Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant
Meals on Wheels Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant Meals on Wheels Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant Meals on Wheels Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant Meals on Wheels Volunteer Brian Smith Traffic Assistant
Minoru Yasui Awards Reception Attendant Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 12/14/2006
Minoru Yasui Committee Member Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator
Minoru Yasui 30th Celebration Celebrating 30 years Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 6/20/2006 Minoru Yasui 30th Celebration Celebrating 30 years Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 6/20/2006
Minour Yasui Awards Luncheon Awards ceremony Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 12/15/05
Montebello Library Reading for kids Guest reader Dan Daru Reporter 5/19/2007
Montebello Library Reading for kids Guest reader Deborah Takahara
Weekend Anchor 5/19/2007
Montebello Library Reading for kids Guest reader Erin Little Meteorologist 5/19/2007
Montebello Library Reading for kids Guest reader Marianne Martinez Reporter 5/19/2007
Montebello Library Reading for kids Guest reader Melissa Mollet Reporter 5/19/2007 Montebello Library Reading for kids Guest reader Sean Tobin Reporter 5/19/2007 Montebello Library Reading for kids Guest reader Shaul Turner Anchor 5/19/2007 Montebello Library Reading for kids Guest reader Steve Kelley Anchor 5/19/2007 Mutts and Models Fundraiser Model Chris Tanaka Sports Producer 3/18/2006
Mutts and Models Fundraiser Model Hayley Hurst Executive Producer 3/18/2006
Mutts and Models Fundraiser Model Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 3/18/2006
Mutts and Models Fundraiser Model Rob Marshall and Dylan Sky Fox 3/18/2006
Mutts and Models Fundraiser Model Shaul Turner Anchor 3/18/2006
Mutts and Models Fundraiser Emcee Stacey Donaldson Meteorologist 3/18/2006
Mutts and Models Fundraiser Model Steve Kelley Anchor 3/18/2006 NAACP Diversity Job Fair Job Fair Representative Jon Takayama HR Director 8/27/2007 NAACP Diversity Job Fair Job Fair Representative
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 8/27/2007
NATAS Career Day Guest Speaker Ron Zappolo Anchor 3/7/2007 NATAS Career Day Guest Speaker Ryan Borgman Chief Editor 3/7/2007
NATAS Career Day Host Serena Borgman Producer 3/7/2007
National Association of Black Journalists Conference Representative
Brad Remington News Director 8/31/2007
National Foster Care Month Gala Emcee Libby Weaver Anchor 5/3/2006
New West Festival Community Event participant Carlos Montoya Operations Tech
7/18-7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Chad Wildman Engineer 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Chris Tanaka Wknd Sports Anchor
7/18-7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Cody White Photojournalist 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Crystal Egger Meteorologist 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Dan Daru Reporter 7/18-
7/19/07
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New West Festival Community Event participant Erin Little Meteorologist 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Garrett Sailer Program Manager
7/18-7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Hayley Herst Executive Producer
7/18-7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Jeff Parden Promotions Producer
7/18-7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Jeff Putman Operations Mgr 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Jennifer Allen Operations Tech
7/18-7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Jim Johnson Promotions Manager
7/18-7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant John Hewett Engineer 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Jon Bowman Reporter 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Jon Takayama HR Director 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Kim Posey Reporter 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Libby Weaver Anchor 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Peter Bangas VP Engineering 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Rick Wheeler Engineering Mgr 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Shaul Turner Anchor 7/18-
7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Shaymia Ware Promotions Coord
7/18-7/19/07
New West Festival Community Event participant Steve Kelley Anchor 7/18-
7/19/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance
Alyson Brickman
Operations Tech 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Bert Ramirez Engineer 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Chris Tanaka Sports Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Chris Tomer Meteorologist 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Crystal Egger Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Dan Daru Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Dave Tessier
Operations Tech 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance
Deborah Takahara
Weekend Anchor 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Eric Goodman Sports Director 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Erin Little Meteorologist 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Garrett Sailer
Program Manager 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Heidi Hemmat Anchor 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Jeff Putman
Operations Tech 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Joanna Canals Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance John Romero Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Jon Bowman Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
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NEWSED Cinco Awards Ceremony guest Jon Takayama HR Director 5/17/2007
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Jon Takayama HR Director 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Josh Martinez
Account Executive 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Julie Hayden
Investigative Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Kim Posey Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Libby Weaver Anchor 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance
Marianne Martinez Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Melissa Mollet Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Patti Brady Traffic Manager 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Pete Bangas Engineer VP 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco Awards Ceremony guest Rick Wheeler Engineer Manager 5/17/2007
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Rick Wheeler
Engineer Manager 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Ron Zappolo Anchor 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Sean Tobin Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Sharon Webb
Account Executive 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Shaul Turner Anchor 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Shaymia Ware
Promotions Coord 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Steve Kelley Anchor 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance Tammy Vigil Reporter 5/5-5/6/07
NEWSED Cinco de Mayo Celebration appearance
Troy Ergenbright
Account Executive 5/5-5/6/07
Ohio Center for Broadcasting Career Day Guest Speaker Jon Takayama HR Director 4/25/2006 Ohio Center For Broadcasting Career Advise Guest Speaker Shaul Turner Anchor/Reporter 1/22/2007 Petco Invitational Human-Animal Bonding Judge Shaul Turner Reporter 10/22/2006 PetCo Pet Adoption Pet Adoption Guest Shaul Turner Anchor 4/21/2007 PetCo Pet Adoption Pet Adoption Emcee Shaul Turner Anchor 9/29/2007
Pleasant View Elementary
School Visit from Weather Department Guest speaker Chris Tomer Meteorologist 3/28/2006
Ponderosa Elementary School Career Day Guest speaker
Deborah Takahara
Weekend Anchor 5/8/2007
Preparing a Place Ceremony Emcee Crystal Egger Reporter 5/13/2007 Ralston Elementary School Event Guest Speaker Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist 4/6/2006
Rocky Mtn Unit Record for the Blind/Dyslexic Reading program Guest reader Libby Weaver Anchor 4/18/2006
Russell Elementary
School Visit from Weather Department Guest speaker Chris Tomer Meteorologist 3/14/2006
Shakespeare Festival (DPS) Festival Judge Bill Dallman News Director 5/12/2006
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Summit Ridge Middle School School Event Guest Speaker Chris Tomer
Wknd Meteorologist 4/3/2006
Team FOX: Komen Race for the Cure
Breast Cancer Fund Raiser Participant Heidi Hemmat Reporter 10/2/05
The Fields-Wolfe Memorial Fund Golf Tournament Emcee Jon Bowman Reporter 9/13/2007 Tiny Trots 5K Walk/Run 5K Fundraiser participant
Brad Remington News Director 8/27/2006
Tiny Trots 5K Walk/Run 5K Fundraiser participant Clyde Becker
VP Creative Services 8/27/2006
Tiny Trots 5K Walk/Run 5K Fundraiser participant Jon Takayama HR Director 8/27/2006 Tiny Trots 5K Walk/Run 5K Fundraiser participant Josh Martinez
Account Executive 8/27/2006
Tiny Trots 5K Walk/Run 5K Fundraiser emcee Libby Weaver Anchor 8/27/2006 Tiny Trots 5K Walk/Run 5K Fundraiser participant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 8/27/2006
Tiny Trots 5K Walk/Run 5K Fundraiser participant Yasuko Inoue Receptionist 8/27/2006 Tortilla's for Teltupetic Fundraiser participant Tammy Vigil Reporter 1/27/2006
UNMASKED: 2006 Media Party for Mask Representative Garrett Sailer Program Manager 3/30/2006
UNMASKED: 2006 Media Party for Mask Representative Hayley Hurst Executive Producer 3/30/2006
UNMASKED: 2006 Media Party for Mask Representative Jon Takayama HR Director 3/30/2006
UNMASKED: 2006 Media Party for Mask Representative Kevin Scofield News Ops Manager 3/30/2006
UNMASKED: 2006 Media Party for Mask Representative Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 3/30/2006
Walk America Thank-you party March of Dimes Attendant Jon Takayama HR Director 5/23/2006 Walk America Thank-you party March of Dimes Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 5/23/2006
Wells Fargo Cup for Citizens w/Disabilities Fundraiser participant Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 2/25/2006 Wells Fargo Cup for Citizens w/Disabilities Fundraiser participant
Stacey Donaldson Meteorologist 2/25/2006
Who Wants to be a College Student Game
College Game; Fundraiser Emcee Sari Padorr Reporter 5/6/2006
Wildflower Real Estate Group Women in real estate Guest Speaker Melissa Mollet Reporter 1/27/2007 Willows Child Learning Center School Event Guest Speaker Chris Dunn
Chief Meteorologist 4/6/2006
World's Largest Office Party
Special Olympics Fundraiser Celebrity Bartender Ken Clark Traffic Reporter 11/10/2006
World's Largest Office Party
Special Olympics Fundraiser Auction for date Shaul Turner Reporter 11/10/2006
World's Largest Office Party
Special Olympics Fundraiser Celebrity Bartender Shaul Turner Reporter 11/10/2006
World's Largest Office Party
Special Olympics Fundraiser Celebrity Bartender
Stacey Donaldson Meteorologist 11/10/2006
Wrap Up for Children's Hospital Fundraiser for Children's Guest Shaul Turner Anchor 12/16/05 Wrap Up for Children's Hospital Grant Ceremony Guest Steve Kelley Anchor 12/16/05 YMCA - Downtown Denver Board Member Jon Bowman Reporter Y-ME Breast Cancer Organization Kick off lunch Attendant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 3/14/2007
Y-ME Breast Kick off lunch Attendant Rosana Snyder Sales Executive 3/14/2007
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Cancer Organization Y-ME Breast Cancer Organization Kick off lunch Guest Speaker Steve Kelley Anchor 3/14/2007 Y-ME Captain Kick off Lunch Captain Kick Off Representative Linda Hunter
Asst. News Director 3/23/2006
Y-ME Captain Kick off Lunch Captain Kick Off Representative
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 3/23/2006
Y-ME Captain Kick off Lunch Captain Kick Off Guest Speaker Steve Kelley Anchor 3/23/2006 Y-ME Captain Kick off Lunch Captain Kick Off Representative
Ted Vanderveen
Marketing Manager 3/23/2006
Y-ME Kickoff Breakfast Y-Me Breast Cancer Org participant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 1/17/2006
Y-ME Walk to Empower Y-ME Charity Fundraiser Participant Linda Hunter
Asst News Director 5/14/2006
Y-ME Walk to Empower Y-ME Charity Fundraiser Participant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 5/14/2006
Y-ME Walk to Empower Breast Cancer 5K participant
Margaret Van Camp HR Coordinator 5/13/2007
Y-ME Walk to Empower Y-ME Charity Fundraiser Participant Shaymia Ware
Promotions Coord 5/14/2006
Y-ME Walk to Empower Y-ME Charity Fundraiser Emcee Steve Kelley Anchor 5/14/2006 Y-ME Walk to Empower Breast Cancer 5K Emcee Steve Kelley Anchor 5/13/2007 Yuma High School Career Shadow Host Heidi Hemmat Anchor 2/19/2007 Asian Chamber Awards Awards ceremony Emcee Whei Wong Reporter 12/2/05 Bill Pickett Rodeo Scholarship/Fundraiser Queen of the Rodeo Shaul Turner Anchor/GDCO 8/19/2006 Bill Pickett Rodeo Scholarship/Fundraiser Queen of the Rodeo Shaul Turner Anchor/GDCO 8/20/2006 CABJ Conference Guest Speaker Guest speaker Jon Bowman Reporter 3/25/2006 Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Effective interviewing Member/Guest Speaker Jon Takayama HR Director 2/27/2007 Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Angel Rosado Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member
Brad Remington News Director
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Byron Stewart Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member
Charlie Brennan Reporter
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Chris Cheline Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Chris Dunn
Chief Meteorologist
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Chris Lupenski Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Chris Tanaka
Sports Anchor/Rep
Colorado Member Chris Tomer Meteorologist
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Broadcasters Association Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Cody White Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Crystal Egger Meteorologist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Dan Daru Reporter Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Dave Wille Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member David Althouse Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member
Deborah Takahara Anchor
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Eric Goodman Sports Director Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Erin Little Meteorologist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Greg Burress Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Hayley Herst
Executive Producer
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Heidi Hemmat Reporter Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Jan Blair
Executive Producer
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Jason Parker Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member
Jeremy Hubbard Anchor
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member John Romero Reporter Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Jon Bowman Reporter Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Jon Stone
Executive Producer
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Josh Hans Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Josh White Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Julie Hayden
Investigative Reporter
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Justin Rush Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Ken Clark Traffic reporter
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Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Kevin Scofield
News Operations Mg
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Kim Posey Reporter Colorado Broadcasters Association Member
Kirsten Chapman
Investigative Reporter
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Kolin Lawler Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Libby Weaver Anchor Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Linda Hunter
Asst. News Director
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member
Marianne Martinez Reporter
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Melissa Mollet Reporter Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Noah Skinner Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Peter Birdsong Photojournalist Colorado Broadcasters Association Member
Robert Gajdecki Photojournalist
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Ron Zappolo Anchor Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Sari Padorr Reporter Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Sean Tobin Reporter Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Shaul Turner Anchor Colorado Broadcasters Association Member
Stacey Donaldson Meteorologist
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Steve Kelley Anchor Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Tammy Vigil Reporter Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Tom Martino
Investigative Reporter
Colorado Broadcasters Association Member Tom McDonald Photojournalist
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