city tours takes you to denver. we will visit historic sites in colorado s capital. people drive past the denver mint all the time. it is right on a major thoroughfare, but people don t know very much about its history. it has a fascinating history, and it was a story that needed to be told. capitol,lorado state like any capital, serves as the heart of its community. it is where history is reserved. there are murals, paintings, stained glass windows that celebrate and educate the people anybody whoand comes to see the state. announcer: john murray talks about denver today and shows us some of the historic neighborhoods. this is downtown denver, colorado s capital city. lived downtown for over a decade. the city has changed. .t is a city on the move this is john murray, the city hall reporter for the denver post. while we were in town on our c-span cities to her, he took a ride along in our vehicle cities tour, he took a ride along in our vehicle. give me a sense of
the tech center cam. this is passed handed out to bellevue. you see these cars off to the left side of the highway. we have a truck along there. just the right two lanes are getting by. he s accused of eating marijuana infused candy and killing his wife. and today we could learn if richard kirk is mentally fit to stand trial. we are live covering that case. reporter: after more of a year in delays in his mental health evaluation the report is finally ready. a judge will review and he will decide today if richard kirk is fitted stand trial. last september kirk changed his plea to guilty by reason of insanity and a judge will review that report and decide whether to set the case for for treatment. the defense suggests that when kirk killed his wife in may 2014 he was so impaired by the marijuana infused candy that he may not have intended to kill his wife. before her death kristin kirk told dispatchers that her husband was acting more drunk crawling to a bedroom window and cu
The Molly Brown House Museum, at 1340 Pennsylvania in Denver, highlights one of Denver's most notable residents in the early 1900's: The 'Unsinkable Molly Brown.' Photos and information.
The Molly Brown House Museum, at 1340 Pennsylvania in Denver, highlights one of Denver's most notable residents in the early 1900's: The 'Unsinkable Molly Brown.' Photos and information.
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