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Littleton High football program under investigation for assault allegations
A south suburban Denver high school football program is under investigation after an anonymous tip that there had been an assault among team members. In a message to parents and students, Littleton High School Principal Thomas Velazquez noted allegations made of an alleged assault among team members within the football program. School administrators made the announcement on Friday, saying they received an anonymous tip the day prior. ...
Man Shoots Friend as Both Mourn Over Another's Grave After Victim Says He Has to Vomit: Police
A Colorado man details to police how he allegedly came to shoot and kill his friend while they were together at the gravesite of another friend who'd been shot and killed two years prior.
The monsoon persists — but the long term pattern is warm and dry
Imogene Pass is likely to remain closed to traffic from both Ouray and Telluride “into early September,” the San Miguel County Sheriff’s office announced late last week — and Black Bear Pass is closed for the season. The reason for both closures: big mudslides, from recent,...
Longmont’s Used Book Emporium eyes final chapter, as Oct. 15 closing looms
For nearly three decades, Used Book Emporium in downtown Longmont has welcomed customers from all walks of life in search of their next great read. A handwritten note on the local business’s entryway at 346 Main St. reads “Door Sticks — Push Hard.” However, it’s another sign on Used Book Emporium’s front door that really catches people’s attention; the one that says “Store Closing Oct. 15 — last day of business.”
Stanley Marketplace Heist: Thieves Target Beloved Restaurant’s Fridge, Owner Pleads for Justice
Caught on Camera: Thieves Target Restaurant Fridge at Stanley Marketplace. Annette, a beloved restaurant nestled in Aurora’s Stanley Marketplace, has become the target of repeated thefts, leaving its owner, Caroline Glover, seeking help from the community to identify the culprits. For over seven years, Annette has been a testament to Glover’s passion for food, a dream she nurtured since her late teens.
Rooney: Bowl within sight, but CU Buffs could run gamut in 2024
The CU Buffs, under Coach Deion Sanders, are set for a pivotal 2024 season with expectations for improvement after a tumultuous 2023 season that ended 4-8. With a roster overhaul largely completed, key players like quarterback Shedeur Sanders and all-around talent Travis Hunter signal a chance for the Buffs to contend for a bowl bid, needing a 6-6 record to qualify. However, inconsistency and injuries remain challenges, making predictions unpredictable—ranging anywhere from a solid 8-4 to another disappointing 4-8 finish. Winning early rivalry games against Nebraska and Colorado State will be critical to build momentum before facing the rigors of the Big 12. If they can establish a stronger offensive line and provide Sanders the support he needs, the outlook could brighten significantly.
CU Buffs Look to Improve Defense with New Coordinator and Transfers
The Colorado Buffaloes aim to improve their defensive performance under new coordinator Robert Livingston after a dismal previous season, which saw them rank near the bottom nationally in points and yards allowed. Senior defensive tackle Chidozie Nwankwo expresses confidence in the revamped defensive line, bolstered by 11 transfers, including former stars from top programs. Head coach Deion Sanders believes that the increased experience and depth across the defensive positions will facilitate Livingston's tailored approach to maximize player strengths. With players showing heightened hunger and teamwork, the Buffs are gearing up for a much-anticipated season.
Farm legacy lives on at Yesteryear Show south of Longmont
When Harvey Nelson started the Yesteryear Farm Show in 1986, it was him, his daughter and three tractors, said daughter Valerie Nelson. This year, the three-day event at The Dougherty Museum, 8306 N. 107th St., south of Longmont, has exhibits and activities for all ages, including tractors. The annual event started Friday and wraps up Sunday.
Mark Kiszla: Coach Prime feeds off the noise, but is he built to take the heat if the CU Buffs don't win big?
BOULDER – For the first time, the CU Buffs look Primed and ready to make noise on the football field louder than the hype machine stoked 24/7 by their celebrity coach. But can Deion Sanders handle the heat should they stumble and fall? With the opening kickoff of this CU season rapidly approaching, everybody from legendary Alabama coach Nick Saban to Buffs punter Mark Vassett eagerly anticipates the Buffs winning...
Deion Sanders talks North Dakota State ahead of CU Buffs’ season opener
Finally, it’s game week. After nearly a full month of workouts, and a busy few days as students returned to campus and Colorado hosted hype events like Friday’s Kickoff Luncheon, it has become time for the Buffaloes to turn their focus to an actual opponent. That opponent is...
'Dub Club' invades Castle Pines to cheer on Denver's Wyndham Clark
CASTLE PINES — "Let's go, Dub!" was loud and clear on the fifth hole of Castle Pines Golf Club. Denver native Wyndham Clark, who showed his Broncos fandom by wearing orange and blue on Saturday at the BMW Championship, had just made birdie and his cheering section of several hundred family and friends let him know they were there to support him. "We always have a good following at tournaments,...
Deion Sanders Actively Encourages Colorado Students To Act Foolish During First Football Game
The University of Colorado security team likely is not thrilled with Deion Sanders‘ plea to students. He wants them to “act a fool” during the Buffaloes’ first game of the college football season next weekend. Lord knows it is never a good idea to give college kids an extra reason to be hooligans! Coach Prime […] The post Deion Sanders Actively Encourages Colorado Students To Act Foolish During First Football Game appeared first on BroBible.
Nick Saban Made His Thoughts on Deion Sanders, Shadeur Sanders Extremely Clear
Deion Sanders is entering his second season as the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes football team. His son, Shadeur Sanders, will once again lead the charge under center in his second season as the starting quarterback. Despite the high-powered offense with arguably the best receiver in ...
Watch: Ludvig Aberg gets a bloody nose, buries a 53-foot bomb at 2024 BMW Championship
CASTLE ROCK, Colo. — U2 once recorded the album “Under a Blood Red Sky” not far from Castle Pines Golf Club at famed Red Rocks. Instead of Sunday, Bloody, Sunday, it was Saturday, bloody, Saturday for Ludvig Aberg at the BMW Championship. The Swede got a bloody...
Nikola Jokic Sends The Social Media Into A Frenzy After He Spent Whopping Amount On Rolex Watches For His Bronze-Medal Winning Serbian Team
Nikola Jokic’s Serbian team may not have clinched gold at the Paris Olympics, but they secured a well-deserved bronze thanks to the outstanding performances of Jokic and Luka Doncic. Winning the bronze medal was so thrilling for the Serbian superstar that he celebrated it by going shirtless and dancing with his teammates. But the celebrations didn’t stop there; Jokic went on to spend a whopping $375,000 on Rolex watches for his Serbian national teammates.
Tony Finau Ends Strong At 2024 BMW Championship, Finishes In Top 15
CASTLE ROCK, Colo. – Utah native and PGA Tour golfer Tony Finau had his best round on the fourth and final day of the 2024 BMW Championship. Finau shot five-under-par over the four rounds at Castle Pines Golf Club and finished in 13th. Tony Finau Posts Best Round To...
College GameDay panel doesn't expect hijinks for Colorado football in Week 1
The entire Week 0 College GameDay panel chose Colorado football to take care of business in Week 1 against North Dakota State at Folsom Field. No hijinks are expected, even though analysts the world over are hoping to pounce on the narratives if Deion Sanders' Buffs were to lose to an FCS team.
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