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Rabid fan behavior. A clinical psychologist and MSU professor says it's happening more often and points to three possible reasons: mental health problems, a sense of over-affiliation with a player or team and social media culture.
One of the most destructive tree diseases is back in Denver. Dutch elm disease ravaged the urban canopy in the city in the 1970s but disappeared in 2011. But just last month, the aggressive tree killer was discovered again in the city.
Some proposed locations for pallet homes to house those experiencing homelessness are causing concern among those living nearby.
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is awarding $500,000 to help grow a cybersecurity program at MSU Denver with money from a multi-state settlement with Equifax, over a nationwide data breach in 2017.
The Denver police sergeant was seriously hurt while working in the Denver Nuggets victory parade earlier this summer. He was pinned beneath a fire truck and required numerous surgeries, including one to amputate his leg.
The restoration of the marquee sign of the Oriental Theater is important to those in the Berkeley neighborhood in Denver to preserve the city's history.
The owner of Oasis Mexican Cafe on Bruce Randolph recounts a frightening experience when she was robbed and held at gunpoint inside her own business.
Now 90 years old, the Pastor Emeritus of New Hope Baptist Church still tears up when he recalls how his mother repeatedly built his confidence even as his family felt the daily scourge of racism and discrimination.
Steve Finesilver from George Washington High School and Daniel Medina with Abraham Lincoln High School have served the community as coaches and teachers.
An English teacher at East High School has suggestions for how to make schools safer. His student Luis Garcia was fatally shot just hours after sharing a poem in class where he expressed concerns about safety.
