Patricia Calhoun is an editor for Denver Westword, a local publication in Colorado. With a focus on covering news and events in the Denver area, Patricia's articles range from political cases and local government issues to arts and culture stories. She has a keen interest in highlighting the unique aspects of Denver's vibrant community.
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Patricia’s coverage primarily focuses on local events and legal policy regulations in Colorado, particularly Denver. She frequently covers entertainment news, government and politics, as well as business and industry topics.
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It's too late to use the mail, but there's the map of Denver's voting centers and ballot boxes.
By: Calhoun Wake
While KMGH can't refuse the controversial commercials from anti-abortion presidential candidate Randall Terry, it can give viewers a break.
By: Calhoun Wake
Over two million people mailed in their ballots. But there's still been a big crunch today.
By: Patricia Calhoun, Evan Semon
The next update won't be until 5 p.m., but it's unlikely to change the results.
The veteran newspaper columnist leaves behind lots of stories...some of which can be repeated.
"Please don't waste your time talking about Donald Trump and his minions."
The focus is on North America and the Caribbean, and the ten picks stretch from Greenland to Barbados to Boise.
The Pueblo man had towering ambitions and created a true roadside attraction, a 160-foot-high castle.
"Ironton would like to extend one final thank you to its amazing Denver family with some special deals to help close out the space."
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