Raw Video: Two people were reportedly shot during the annual 420 Rally at Denver’s Civic Center Park on Saturday, April 20, 2013. Shots were reportedly fired just after 5 p.m.
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(Source: The Denver Post)
People were shot in Denver’s Civic Center during Saturday’s pot rally.
According to paramedics on the scene three people were shot. Denver police reported that one victim was shot in the leg and and another victim suffered unknown injuries.
All three victims are en route to Denver Health Medical Center.
The staff of The Denver Post won the highest honor in journalism Monday for its coverage of the Aurora movie theater massacre.
The newspaper received the Pulitzer Prize in breaking news for its print and digital efforts documenting the mass shooting that yet again put Colorado in the spotlight for an unspeakable tragedy.
The Post was also a finalist in two other Pulitzer categories this year: the breaking news photography category for coverage of the Aurora shootings and in breaking news for coverage of the Waldo Canyon fire in Colorado Springs.
View the Aurora theater shooting coverage submitted by the Denver Post to the Pulitzer committee.
Today’s front page: Can we get some LIKES for former Fort Carson soldier Clint Romesha? Yesterday, President Obama awarded him the Medal of Honor. He is the fourth living recipient of the medal for combat valor in Iraq or Afghanistan. Full story…
NRA President David Keene talks with Denver Post Editor Greg Moore
Denver Post editor Gregory L. Moore interviews National Rifle Association President David Keene in his office of The Denver Post newsroom on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013. Moore talked with Keene about the NRA’s response to the Newtown, Conn., shootings and the Aurora theater shootings and why they delayed an official response for the first several days.
(Source: The Denver Post)
Today’s front page: ESPN officials on Thursday said the network, which organizes the X Games, is planning “a thorough review” of snowmobile competitions in the aftermath of Caleb Moore’s death. Do you think the network should make changes? Full story…
YOUR PHOTOS: Rocky the Bulldog is ready for the game in his ball cap (submitted by reader Renee C.). Broncos fans are really showing their colors in advance of Denver’s playoff game with the Baltimore Ravens Saturday. See the full gallery or submit your own.
With kickoff between the Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens less than 24 hours away, Denver and seemingly all of Colorado is breaking out the blue and orange to show its support for the Broncos. How are you supporting the Broncos? Send us your Broncos fan photos for a chance to see them featured in a fan photo gallery. (Photo above by John Leyba, The Denver Post)
Send us your Broncos fan photos. You can upload them here through YouPost.
In the 1940s, clothing patterns were offered for sale through The Denver Post. For 16 to 20 cents they could be purchased from our Pattern Department. Here’s a sampling of some vintage apron and dress styles that were available.
In this example, a crocheted hostess apron with rose filet for someone who loves to entertain, from Aug. 6, 1945.
These retro fashions are so much fun that it’s a shame we don’t still have the patterns. But they’re out of stock, so please don’t send your money.
(Source: The Denver Post)
The Denver Broncos take an 11-game winning streak and the AFC’s top seed into the playoffs. Full story…
Silo and Barn at Sunset.
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Sunrise over Manitou Springs after several days of below-freezing temperatures.
Garden of the Gods
Pikes Peak, once again.
Echo Lake, Colorado
