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Softball Recap: Comanche Snaps Four-Game Streak of Wins on the Road
On Friday, the Comanche Indians came up short against the Erie Tigers and fell 6-1. The Indians have now taken an 'L' in back-to-back games. Comanche's defeat ended a four-game streak of away wins and brought them to 4-4. As for Erie, their victory (their first of the season) made their record 1-2.
Colorado Springs Poetry Slam: What you need to know
(OLD COLORADO CITY, Colo.) — Words have a way of making a real impact, and the Colorado Springs Poetry Slam is the perfect place to let yours shine. Held every month, this event welcomes everyone to share their thoughts and stories. It’s a great chance to connect with others...
Broncos Ready to Part Ways With Former $34 Million WR
The Denver Broncos were patient in waiting for wide receiver Tim Patrick to return from a series of devastating injuries that cost him all of the 2022 and 2023 seasons. Now that Patrick has finally come back around, the Broncos appear to have decided the roster has outgrown the player they signed to a 3-year, $34.5 million contract extension in 2021.
Next round of vouchers for Denver's E-Bike Rebate Program is Tuesday
The next round of vouchers for Denver's e-bike rebate program will be 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 27. Users can create an account ahead of time for the rebate portal which opens at 11 a.m.Typically, there is a high demand for the vouchers so those who want to apply are urged to do so early. As of this month, Denver said 8,895 e-bike vouchers have been redeemed with 46% e-cargo bikes and 53% are standard e-bikes. Denver released these statistics about the e-bike rebate program:Of the 8,895 total vouchers4,014 (45%) were claimed by income-qualified participants76 were claimed by moderate-income participants481 through community-based organizations25 claimed by community members needing an adaptive bike4,300 standard vouchers have been redeemed The next round of vouchers for Denver's e-bike rebate program will be on Tuesday, Oct. 29. The rebate program is funded by the Denver voter-approved Climate Protection Fund. LINK: Denver E-Bike Rebate Program
Ex-Bengals RB gets cut by Broncos
The Denver Broncos are parting ways with a well-known veteran running back in their final round of cuts. The Broncos plan to part ways with running back Samaje Perine, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The team is trying to trade Perine before outright releasing him. The #Broncos are expected to move on from... The post Ex-Bengals RB gets cut by Broncos appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Broncos roster: Team may have some excruciating offensive decisions to make
The Denver Broncos may have to make some incredibly tough decisions when they trim down their roster, especially on offense. It's a good problem to have, as if you've been watching the preseason, you'd have seen some perhaps forgotten Broncos players making some plays. Frankly, Denver may have more than...
Alana Thompson Begs Fans For Help To Get A House In Denver
Alana Thompson begged for fans’ help to get a house in Denver, Colorado. However, fans are not buying her story. Alana has made it clear that she is going through some financial hardship. Mainly because she is having to pay for school. However, when she begged for help to get a house, people were careful to believe what she said. Keep reading to find out more.
Dan Lanning, Peyton Manning Reveal What's Different About Denver Broncos Rookie QB Bo Nix
Oregon Coach Dan Lanning and NFL Legend Peyton Manning reveal what's different about former Oregon Ducks Quarterback Bo Nix. Denver coach Sean Payton officially announced that rookie Bo Nix is man for the starting job earlier this week.
Tradition lives on: Oldest continuous fair in state celebrates 147 years
The oldest continuous fair in the State of Colorado celebrated 147 years last week and earned a nod from Mother Nature in the process, having avoided a torrential downpour two days after events concluded at the Arkansas Valley Fair in Rocky Ford. As a whole, the fair was successful, thanks...
Three Eagles Communications To Sell Its Last Properties For $1.75M.
After three decades in the radio business, it’s the end of the line for Rolland Johnson’s Three Eagles Communications. The company has inked a $1.75 million agreement to sell “Eagle Country 104.1” KBVC, Buena Vista, CA; classic hits “Hippie Radio 97.5” KWUZ, Poncha Springs, CO; hot AC “The Peak 92.3” KVRH, Salida, CO, and ‘80s hits “The Valley” KGKG (1340) to Jake and Emily Rishavy’s Highwater House Media. The deal also includes the Salida, CO-licensed translator K275CR at 102.9 FM that simulcasts KGKG.
2 Big Reasons You’ll Be Seeing Even More Storage Units In Colorado
It seems like more and more, when you see something new being built in Colorado, it turns out to be a new storage facility. You ask yourself, "how many of these things do we need?'. When you think about how Colorado likes to come a across as a state where...
Colorado’s Housing Crisis Deepens: Residents Need $37/Hour to Afford a Two-Bedroom Rental
Colorado Ranks as 8th Least Affordable State for Housing, Report Reveals. A recent report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition highlights the growing housing crisis in Colorado, ranking it as the 8th least affordable state in the nation. In cities like Denver, where the minimum wage has risen to over $18 per hour, the affordability gap becomes stark. At this income level, a worker might afford rent between $750 to $800 per month, far below the actual costs.
Colorado Homeowners Face "New Normal" of Major Insurance Rate Hikes
Elizabeth LaRue's home insurance premium jumped by 76 percent when she tried to renew in July. Instead of her previous $2,200 rate, the Park Hill homeowner was asked to pay $3,880 without explanation. And she's not alone. Denver resident Frankie, who asked not to use his last name, says his...
2024 Open Season | Proposals Threaten Fur, Hunting Industries in Colorado
Throngs of visitors to the Mile High City make their way to the National Western Stock Show in Denver each January. For many, it’s a tradition to take in a rodeo or a draft horse pull, wander through booths with a red beer in hand to browse Western goods, find a new felt cowboy hat to add to their collection, and then inject some of their hard-earned dollars into Denver’s economy through a steak dinner. A ballot proposal in the city and county of Denver would criminalize the sale of that cowboy hat. It would also criminalize the sale of many of the beautiful, artisan Native American items sold at the Denver March Powwow, now in its 48th year, and the Colorado Indian Market and Southwest Art Fest. And as sportsmen gather for the International Sportsmen’s Expo, there will be no legal avenue to purchase fishing flies, hand tied by masters, that use tiny bits of wild fur. These are merely a few of the effects of one of the proposals to ban fur sales.
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