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Denver Public School students in Denver, Colorado, might notice a change in the cafeteria food next year. The district is partnering with the company Brigaid to …
Read moreDenver Public Schools Planning To Cook All School Meals From Scratch
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Read moreLowe’s Is Giving Away 500,000 Saplings For Earth Day
A Facebook group called “The Denver $100 Dinner Club” surprised staff at Black+Haus Tavern with tips that totaled $3,000 in three hours. Rick Moses and his …
Read moreFacebook Group Surprises Colorado Restaurant Staff With $3,000 In Tips
Scott Kolbrenner fulfilled a lifelong dream recently when he appeared on his favorite game show, “Wheel of Fortune.” The fact that he won the show’s …
Read moreMan Won $145,000 On ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ And Donated It All To Charity
FEMA announced they are going to reimburse families for COVID-19-related funeral expenses. On its website, the agency said the funds would come out of the $2 …
Read moreFEMA To Reimburse Families For COVID-Related Funeral Costs
A Tennessee man got lucky twice earlier this month when he hit a $1.2 million lottery jackpot, misplaced the winning ticket and then miraculously found …
Read moreTennessee Man Loses $1.2M Lottery Ticket, But Finds It Hours Later In Parking Lot
Get the family together for the newest competitive indoor game. Shuffle Golf, which was developed in Centennial, Colo., is now available through Walmart’s website. Just …
Read moreNew Indoor Game ‘Shuffle Golf’ Combines Shuffleboard And Golf
The first-ever Time Magazine Kid of the Year has been named, and she is a 15-year-old girl from Colorado. Gitanjali Rao, of Lone Tree, Co. …
Read moreColorado Teen Named Time Magazine’s First-Ever ‘Kid Of The Year’
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed an executive order Oct. 1 that granted pardons to people who have been convicted of possessing one ounce or less …
Read moreColorado Governor Pardons Almost 3,000 People For Marijuana Convictions