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The head of Denver's HIV prevention program said Wednesday he doesn't recall the last time an HIV-positive baby was born here.
Donald Lee Roberts grew up surfing in California, eating lobster when it was still cheap and drinking beer on the beach.
The Denver clerk and recorder's office was redder and pinker than normal Friday, with brides and grooms showing up in the sweets-, flower- and heart-filled Lucky Lounge for a marriage license.
t's Friday the 13th, but that potentially unlucky detail isn't diminishing the love permeating a certain Denver city office — part of which is now being called the Lucky Lounge.
Kyra Schraiber's mom didn't let her or any of her five siblings have a computer because she had heard so many stories about online sexual predators.
"I try to tell them to stay off MySpace and Facebook," says Kyra Schraiber, a 13-year-old eighth-grader, who says she was sexually assaulted after meeting a 20-year-old man on a networking site.
A former prison guard whose real estate transactions led to more than 150 foreclosures and millions in losses, apparently will face no more serious punishment than losing his real estate license.
The head of the National Western Stock Show expressed sympathy Friday for those sickened by an E. coli outbreak that may be linked to the event but said visitors also must take responsibility for their hygiene.
Just days after graduate student Lauren Johnson's death from carbon monoxide poisoning, staff at the University of Denver began installing carbon monoxide detectors.
The toll includes lost productivity at work, and the cost of drug treatment and hospital care, social services and criminal justice intervention.
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