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CBS4's Critic at Large Greg Moody takes us along for First Friday.

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Michael and Olga Newton came to CBS4 while they were expecting their second child, spiraling in bad debt and needing a Money Makeover. With their second little one here, they have a better handle on their finances. CBS4's Suzanne McCarroll reports.

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CBS4's Jodi Brooks reports on the Arapahoe County Sheriff's investigation into the death of a man. The 23 year old had been shot, his body found in the front yard of a home in Centennial.

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CBS4's Shaun Boyd sat down with CU Buffs coach Dan Hawkins. He talked about the pressures of coaching, things he wished he could do over, what would drive him to walk away, and his low point.

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Gov. Ritter called for a "shared sacrifice" as he announced cuts in education, medicaid and state employees compensation in 2010-2011 state budget.

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CBS4's Mountain Newsroom reporter Stan Bush reports on how Summit County manages to have one of the lowest unemployment rates in Colorado.

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A diagnosis like breast cancer can throw a patient's finances into upheaval. Many people face expensive medical bills and they can't work. CBS4's Karen Leigh reports how one organization is providing those patients with a sense of security.

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CBS4's Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida presented a lesson on unusual produce to the 2nd graders at our Fit 4 Colorado Strong School.

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CBS4's Critic at Large Greg Moody says the art scene in Denver is on fire!

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CBS4's Suzanne McCarroll reports on how the Tattered Cover Book Store is now selling and buying used books.

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CBS4's Michelle Griego shows us how drivers can use their cell phone to pay for parking in Cherry Creek.

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Hundreds of high-risk children and adults lined up to get their H1N1 flu vaccine at Arapahoe Community College on Friday.

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Arapahoe County Sheriff's deputies are investigating how a man's body ended up in the front yard of a Centennial family.

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Denver Arts Week kicks off with Know Your Arts First Friday, a celebration of local art and artists in the Mile High City's thriving neighborhood art districts, Jayne Buck told the CBS4 Morning Show anchors.

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Sen. Michael Bennet told CBS4's Brooke Wagner this year was one of the toughest but most important years for the Senate.

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President Obama is expected to sign a bill to extend unemployment benefits and credit for home buyers, Jodi Brooks reports.

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CBS4's Critic at Large Greg Moody takes a tour of the Forney Museum, one of the many museums you can visit free during Denver Arts Week.

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CBS4's Critic at Large Greg Moody shows us a company in Fort Collins that grows its own bikes, literally.

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CBS4's Mountain Newsroom reporter Stan Bush reports on the future of a popular parking spot along a frontage road for skiers and boarders at Vail.

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CBS4's Shaun Boyd reports that a teacher at Brighton Collegiate High School has been accused of inappropriate contact with a student.

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CBS4's partners at the Denver Business Journal discuss the trend in apartment vacancies and how this could mark a turnaround in Colorado's economy.

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CBS4's Terry Jessup reports on how first-time homebuyers can move in on extended tax credits passed by lawmakers in Washington, D.C. and expected to be signed by President Obama.

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CBS4's Environmental Specialist Paul Day demonstrates how to opt out of those phone book deliveries.

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A suspect dubbed the "Ether Man" was arrested in Pueblo. Authorities are investigating whether Robert Bruce is responsible for unsolved sexual assaults in Pueblo and Fort Collins.

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CBS4's Dr. Dave Hnida discusses his experience with life in the Army and living on a military base after Thursday's deadly shooting at Fort Hood, Texas.

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CBS4's Rick Sallinger reports on Colorado troops reaction to Thursday's deadly shooting at Fort Hood, Texas.

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Denver Arts Week is officially underway, Michelle Griego reports.

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A mother in North Carolina found her son reacted to the alcohol in the hand sanatizer.

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Food allergies can be dangerous. A mom in Colorado Springs is training dogs to sniff our foods that could harm their children, Suzanne Mccarrol reports.