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DIA has an answer to its unreliable trains. - A car wash questions Denver's water restrictions. Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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Veterans in Denver get help navigating an often-confusing system of federal benefits. - A look at the money behind Colorado's race for governor. - A report claims pro-Palestinian protesters on the Auraria campus crossed the line into antisemitism. Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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Denver's crime lab is understaffed, and it's impacting turnaround time on evidence. - Tina Peters defends the governor's decision to set her free. - A history lab wants your "artifacts" from the late 1900s. Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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Polis responds to questions about freeing Tina Peters with a mouth full of carrot. - A cemetery in Lafayette has run out of space. - An airline is using AI to help people reach their connecting flights on time. Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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The Truth Test of the political ads in the Democratic race for governor and a new Colorado pharmacy law is sparking confusion over who exactly is covered. Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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A new SCOTUS ruling changes who can be held responsible for semi-truck crashes. - Tina Peters could get a taxpayer-funded payout. - A court has ruled against a landlord who threatened to report his tenants to ICE. Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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Denver City Council decides tonight whether to put a one-year pause on new data centers. - Rep. Lauren Boebert is the latest Republican to lose Trump's endorsement. - Families are left in limbo as the immigration paperwork backlog grows. Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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We're in Mesa County after Democratic Gov. Jared Polis announced he is commuting Tina Peters' sentence. And we take a moment to celebrate the best of that community. Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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Sheriffs across the state reject a wild claim from GOP governor candidate Scott Bottoms. - One of the state's best fishing destinations is now closed to the public. - There's a new trail designed for hikers with vision impairment. Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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Episode Credits

Produced by Kyle Clark, Mallory Harris and Marilyn Moore

Reporting by Marshall Zellinger, Marc Sallinger, Angeline McCall,

Spencer Soicher and Evan Kruegel

Editing and mixing by Geoff Sawtell

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You can email us anytime at [email protected] or text us at (303) 871-1491