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Lincoln carriage offered to Obama

January 5, 2009

It carried President Abraham Lincoln to his inauguration and later became a part of Bill Cody's traveling show as a set piece before it ended up in this tiny corner of Golden.

Peter Dominick left imprint on nation

January 3, 2009

Denver architect Peter H. Dominick Jr. always said a turning point in his illustrious career came in the early 1990s, when he presented his design for the Wilderness Lodge at Walt Disney World to Michael Eisner, then chairman of Disney.

Floor general: Nuggets' Billups commands respect

December 1, 2008

Shine your shoes. Make sure the socks in your locker are properly rolled up. Chauncey Billups has arrived. It's time for the Nuggets to make sure they're looking shipshape. "It's like when a general walks into the room," Nuggets coach George Karl said of his new point guard.

Bawdy boards get the boot

November 25, 2008

Naked women and snowboarding don't usually go together. And several Colorado mountains want to keep it that way - at least when it comes to their employees. Photo gallery

Legacy High classmates mourn soccer star

November 24, 2008

Classmates are grieving the death of a Legacy High School soccer star who died in a baffling highway accident over the weekend. Video

Lawyer: Marines inclined to defer to civilian court

November 17, 2008

Lance Cpl. Lance Hering decided more than two years ago he didn't want the Marines, but now that he's been arrested in Washington state, the Marines certainly want him.

United Launch to cut 350 workers

November 15, 2008

Centennial-based United Launch Alliance is cutting 350 employees, or nearly 9 percent of its total work force, in February to reduce costs.

Atheist group spreads word on billboards

November 12, 2008

Here's an unusual sign that the holidays are coming: just in time for Christmas, a group of atheists and freethinkers plans to sponsor 11 billboards in Colorado.

eat! drink! shop!: Berkeley Park

November 9, 2008

The Berkeley Park neighborhood has to be the best place in Denver for something to go wrong with your drive shaft.

Walden hears rumble of energy boom

November 8, 2008

The bulky industry pickup trucks bounce across the sage-splashed surface like the local antelope - in quick bursts, a few at a time.

E.W. Scripps posts loss in quarter, will cut 400 newspaper jobs

November 7, 2008

The publisher of the Rocky Mountain News posted a loss in the third quarter, suspended its dividend and said it would cut 400 jobs to save cash.

Man, 21, arrested in killing in Stapleton area

November 1, 2008

Aurora police arrested a man Friday night in the shooting death of an acquaintance near a Wal-Mart in Denver's Stapleton neighborhood the day before.

Vote officials confident; others not so sure

October 30, 2008

Ice storm. Power outage. Lines around the block.

Phillies' World Series dry spell over

October 29, 2008

Closer Brad Lidge, a Cherry Creek High School graduate, provided the perfect ending to his perfect season: the second world championship in the history of the 125-year-old Phillies franchise.

Go east for pheasant fortunes

October 28, 2008

Opening day of the Colorado pheasant season could be the best of times for hunters; it also could be the worst of times.

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