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Smoke, haze from out-of-state wildfires lingers over Fort Collins Tuesday
Smoke from out-of-state wildfires will continue to cause hazy skies and poor air quality in Fort Collins on Tuesday and into Wednesday. Fort Collins remains under a "medium density" smoke cloud Tuesday, according to a wildfire and smoke map, with several large fires burning in the west. The smoke is largely coming from wildfires in Canada and the Pacific Northwest, the Colorado Department of Health and Environment said Tuesday. ...
Colorado football player Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig buys his mom new car: 'Best feeling of my life'
Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig is a leader on the Colorado football team and projected to be an integral piece of the Buffaloes' secondary in 2024 for the second consecutive season. The senior defensive back is also taking advantage of NIL, and taking care of his family in the process. ...
2 Fort Collins representatives to Colorado Capitol will host listening session
Two of Fort Collins' representatives to the Colorado Capitol invite residents to a listening session this weekend. Reps. Cathy Kipp and Andrew Boesenecker, both Democrats representing Fort Collins in the Colorado House, will be at the Harmony Library community room from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, July 27. ...
Top moments of career for Super Bowl champion, former CSU star Shaquil Barrett
Shaquil Barrett surprised the NFL world over the weekend with the announcement of his retirement. Barrett had signed a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins in March after being released by Tampa Bay, where he had spent the prior five seasons. The former Colorado State star pass-rusher said he was stepping away to spend...
Red Sox lose to Rockies, still winless since All-Star break
By JACK MAGRUDER Associated Press DENVER - Ezequiel Tovar singled home the winning run with the bases loaded and two outs in the 12th inning Monday night to give the Colorado Rockies a 9-8 victory over Boston, handing the Red Sox their fourth straight defeat since the All-Star break. "A little Michael Jordan flu game for Tovey tonight," said teammate Sam Hilliard, whose two-run homer with one out in the 10th tied it at 7. "Stud. He wasn't in the lineup last night because he was sick. He was good enough to play tonight. To get the game-winning knock right...
Man Who Exchanged Gunfire With Fort Collins Police Dies Of Injuries
A man who was shot in a gunfire exchange with Fort Collins police near City Park on Sunday afternoon has died from his injuries. The Greeley Tribune reports the man, identified as 42-year-old Clayton Pierce of Fort Collins, had been involved in a single vehicle crash early Sunday afternoon at Mountain and Bryan Avenues and was found by a responding officer, outside the vehicle armed with a gun. Gunfire was exchanged and both were hit. As a pursuit continued into Grandview Cemetery, there was more gunfire and Pierce went down. He died at UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland, where he was taken for treatment.
Will the lot at Prospect and Lemay ever get a Kum & Go? Here's what we know.
Plans for a Prospect Road Kum & Go have come and gone. The proposal for a 4,000-square-foot, four-pump Kum & Go gas station at the southwest corner Lemay Avenue and East Prospect Road has been abandoned following Maverik's acquisition of the Iowa-based gas station chain last year. The property is now for...
New video shows the moment Terrell Davis was handcuffed aboard flight
The lawyer representing Denver Broncos Hall of Famer Terrell Davis says his office is filing a lawsuit against United Airlines after the former Broncos star was handcuffed by law enforcement agents aboard a plane. He also released new video showing the incident.The former star NFL running back was on a United commercial flight from Denver to California earlier this month when a flight attendant came by the area his family was sitting in and Davis says the attendant didn't respond when his son asked for a cup of ice. Davis then tapped the flight attendant on the shoulder and the...
If Broncos season goes poorly, two scapegoats will lose their jobs
The Denver Broncos season is essentially here. The team will hold a press conference with head coach Sean Payton on Tuesday, followed by the annual media BBQ. This marks the start of training camp, with two practices on Wednesday and Thursday before fans can come to Broncos Park beginning on Friday.
Broncos get shockingly great injury news on key offensive playmaker
The Denver Broncos are on the doorstep of training camp in 2024, and on top of roster battles and new players coming in, one of the most important things to note will be overall attendance at camp relative to injured players or previously injured players. We already know that a handful of defensive players will open up training camp on the PUP (Physically Unable to Perform) list: Safeties Caden Sterns and Delarrin Turner-Yell as well as linebacker Drew Sanders.
A hidden reason why the Broncos offensive line is now a strength
For the Broncos, it starts in practice. There was a time during training-camp sessions where the loudest voices came from the offensive-line area of the field, with position coaches whose verbal eviscerations could collaborate with the heat to melt the sport’s 300-pound leviathans into puddles, where every practice repetition could come with life-or-death gravitas.
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