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Saturday Jennifer Zeppelin was in Lone Tree for our biggest community walk yet. About 150 walkers turned out.

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Dave Aguilera details the five day forecast for Denver and the surrounding areas.

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Jefferson County had more doses of H1N1 vaccine to give out Saturday than people who lined up to get them. It's a marked difference from earlier this month when thousands lined up to get the swine flu vaccine.

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More than 187,000 Coloradans remain out of work. As Jennifer Miller reports, that puts a heavy burden on families this holiday season.

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One person is dead in a killing at a Denver nightclub early Saturday morning.

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A husband and wife from Loveland were armed with handguns when they walked into a Westminster bank Thursday. They would later die in a shootout with police. Jodi Brooks has new information on the crime.

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More than 30 people were arrested Friday in a string of violent robberies in and around downtown Denver. Investigators say these were racial attacks, and most of the victims were young white and hispanic men. Raj Chohan reports.

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In our 'Project Green' report, we're looking at how you can be less wasteful during the holidays. Jennifer Zeppelin talked with Charlotte Pitt with Denver Recycles.

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Sales of organic foods have skyrocketed 142 percent over the last five years. They can save you money, but how do they compare with name brand organics when it comes to taste? Molly Hughes reports.

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Lone Tree residents are reaping the benefits of a tax increase they approved two years ago. They have a brand new six tennis court facility and a park filled with ball fields and playground equipment.

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CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger reports on Dan Tang's guilty plea to money laundering in connection with a marijuana growing operation.

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See Gloria Neal's latest commentary.

CBS4's Critic at Large Greg Moody shows us what's happening this weekend in his weekend picks.

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See Gloria Neal's latest commentary.

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CBS4's Mountain Newsroom reporter Stan Bush reports on how Icelandic Skis is entering its fifth year of success.

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CBS4's partners at the Denver Business Journal discuss business owners' concerns over a possible ballot measure that would allow convenience and grocery stores to sell full-strength liquor and beer in Colorado.

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The former Sheridan Fire Chief and other firefighters have been charged with falsifying test results and training records. CBS4 Investigator Brian Maass reports.

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CBS4's Paul Day reports on what the FBI found during its investigation of Thurday's deadly shootout in Westminster.

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CBS4's Shaun Boyd reports on new details in the Westminster shootout that left two bank robbery suspects dead and two police officers injured.

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Coyote Hills Elementary School is named CBS4's Fit 4 Colorado School Challenge winner for November. The school gets $1,000 as part of the award.

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One local school teacher is paying it 4ward by making sure all her students stay warm this winter. CBS4's Suzanne McCarroll reports.

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CBS4's Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida talks about a new study that shows how women are much better than men when it comes to reading eyes.

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CBS4's Critic at Large Greg Moody takes a look back at Oprah's 25-year long career in television.

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The Salvation Army kicked off its annual Red Kettle campaign Friday.

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Denver Police have arrested dozens of suspects and are searching for more in a series of assaults and robberies.

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CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger reports on Dan Tang's guilty plea on Friday to money laundering charges.

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Parents in Denver celebrated National Adoption Day on Friday.

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CBS4's Michelle Griego reports on the latest in the investigation into Thursday's shootout in Westminster that left both bank robbery suspects dead and two officers injured.

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A toy drive was the reason for Thursday night's tweetup in Denver. Toys and cash were collected for children in need.

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A person in a chicken costume ruffled the feathers of Durango's city council as they discussed rules for backyard fowl.

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Two bank robbery suspects were killed and two Westminster police officers, Senior Police Officer Sean Chandler and Deputy Chief Tim Carlson, were hurt in a shootout after a chase on Thursday, Jodi Brooks reports.

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Dr. Arthur Jones, founder of the Spirituals Project talks with CBS4's Brooke Wagner.

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A lawyer for Lakewood pilot Erwin Washington speaks after his client's first court hearing and says Washington is getting treatment.

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Joshua Pischura was planning to be a pastor like his father. Those dreams ended when he and another passenger died in a devastating crash of a church van last week, Suzanne McCarroll reports.