Always the ballerina, always the teacher

Holocaust survivor works to preserve history

DENVER - Eighty-eight-year-old Fanny Starr has a story to tell. She wants people to know about her horrifying experiences at the Auschwitz concentration camp so something like that never happens again. [ more... ]

The coach, the team and the heartache

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MERINO - John Barber could have said no. Maybe he should have said no. I mean, here I was, a stranger asking him to talk to us about the one of the most difficult few months of his life. [ more... ]

Unearthed headstone leads to forgotten soldier

LONGMONT - Mark Kolby was digging a fence post hole when his shovel hit the roots of someone's family tree. [ more... ]

Winning the Wii bowling bragging rights

AURORA - Dale Sundeen measured the 7-10 split like he used to do when he was bowling two days a week with friends at the neighborhood alley. [ more... ]

Scotty's story: Born to be a Demon

GOLDEN - For six years, he has been as much a part of the game as the basketball, or for that matter as the players, coaches and scoreboard. Every basketball game played by the Golden High School Demons had a constant: Scotty Lubkeman was there. [ more... ]

Art from Ashes: giving youth on the streets a voice

DENVER - The words pour out of him straight from his gut. "People out there with their families shoppin', while I'm freezin' my a-- off light rail hoppin'." [ more... ]

The 3 that brought 2 sides onto 1 court

FORT COLLINS - On Tuesday, Nuggets coach George Karl blended basketball and cancer. That same day, a Rocky Mountain High School senior did the same thing. [ more... ]

Brewer helps remember Colorado's first all-black settlement

BLACK HISTORY MONTH
GREELEY - It was an entire people's hopes and dreams wrapped up in 160 acres. [ more... ]

The wish of an Avs fan from the Windy City

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DENVER - For practically his entire life, Jeremy Campus has been a loyal fan of the Colorado Avalanche. [ more... ]

Traveling a million miles to get $1 million for RMNP

ESTES PARK - Life is full of challenges. Some are easy, others are hard. At the Rocky Mountain National Park, the park's Nature Association is dealing with a rather expensive challenge. [ more... ]

Getting hip to bingo

DENVER - Brandi Shigley remembers the trips well. Her grandma was with her. The smoke was in the air. Everyone in the room was focused. [ more... ]

A journey to the top of the world (and down) on skis

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ASPEN - Living in Colorado, you're probably familiar with the adrenaline pumping, jaw-dropping, epic ski movies that make you want to huck yourself off the first cliff you find. [ more... ]

Steampunk picks up steam in Colorado

GOLDEN - You may have seen them around town. You may have wondered if they are making a movie. There is a fashion movement where folks are portraying a reality that could have been. [ more... ]

Two generations of soldiers find surprising connection

AURORA - Soldier, photographer and author Ted Engelmann has seen the world. It is evident when you look at the photographs he has taken. [ more... ]

Family opens home and hearts to Haitian orphans

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HELPING HAITI RELIEF EFFORTS
KUSA - They are the smallest victims of the earthquake in Haiti: the children left without homes or families. But some are finding new families right here in Colorado. [ more... ]

95 years old and still skiing

SUMMIT COUNTY - Tom Sena has been skiing for a very long time. [ more... ]

A sound decision for seniors

AURORA - Hearing loss is something Dick Gray has dealt with for much of his life. [ more... ]