Special Reports
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NewsFollow That StoryOn the ProwlBy: By Julie Jargon -Published: July 31, 2007
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NewsLegal EaglesA year later, these female cadets are still waiting for an apology. A lawsuit may be their only hope.By: Julie Jargon -Published: January 29, 2004
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NewsWhere Are They Now?The past year has been a mixed bag for AFA cadets.By: Julie Jargon -Published: January 29, 2004
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NewsStrike One, You’re Out!Air Force cadets busted on drinking charges may lose their careers.By: By Julie Jargon -Published: November 12, 2003
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NewsFollow That StoryReady, Aim, Fire!By: By Julie Jargon -Published: October 02, 2003
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NewsFollow That StoryFollow the LeaderBy: By Julie Jargon -Published: September 25, 2003
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NewsFollow That StoryDiss HonorBy: By Julie Jargon -Published: September 18, 2003
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NewsFollow That StoryHonor Thy AcademyBy: By Julie Jargon -Published: September 11, 2003
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FeatureHonor RolledThese Air force cadets were ready to fly. Then the honor board crashed their careers.By: By Julie Jargon -Published: July 17, 2003
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NewsFollow That StoryAcademy Gets a PassBy: By Julie Jargon -Published: June 26, 2003
From the Print Edition
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By J. David McSwane
Tom and Courtney Myers moved into their home in Cherry Creek Farm more than a decade ago, and for many years, they enjoyed their cookie-cut sliver of the moderately affluent… More >>
By J. David McSwane
The Man With the Metal Ceiling Bob Tarde has lived in the same one-bedroom apartment in Centennial for more than two decades, plenty of time for him to decorate it with… More >>
Guerilla Garden artist goes ape when Gangland tags his art
By Patricia Calhoun
The first sign that something was funny? People kept coming up to Jolt — real name Jeremy Silas Ulibarri — at First Friday, telling the urban artist that they'd seen… More >>
By Patricia Calhoun
More than anything, I'm mad at myself," admits Francisco Gallardo, program director of Denver's Gang Rescue and Support Project, one of the key players in the Gang Reduction Initiative of… More >>
Playing the name game with Denver's War on Terrorism Memorial
On July 24, 1909, Colorado dedicated a memorial on the west side of the State Capitol to local soldiers killed in the Civil War. The monument shows a Union soldier… More >>
By Gustavo Arellano
Dear Mexican: By now, I'm sure you're aware of all the hate crimes against Hispanics in the last few years. By now, I'm sure you're thinking that this is ¡Ask… More >>
"Bad Medicine," Joel Warner, March 11 Taking Your Medicine I think that marijuana should be legal and that the War on Drugs is shredding the Bill of Rights. But if… More >>
CannaMed — Colorado's largest medical pot evaluation company — faces scrutiny for selling patient information
By Joel Warner
Karen needed a medical marijuana card. She'd smoked enough pot in her fifty years to know that it subdued her recurring headaches, her nausea, the pain that lingered from the… More >>
Red Rocks Fitness feels the burn when the city asks the owner to change the name
If you've ever thought about running the 192 stairs at Red Rocks Amphitheatre — or you've simply stared in disbelief at the fitness nuts who do — then you may… More >>
By Joel Warner
CannaMed owner David Mazin came up with the idea of having his medical marijuana evaluation clinics sell patients to dispensaries and pot growers a year ago. Since then, he claims,… More >>
