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Urgent West Nile Alert: Colorado County Confirms First Human Case
Make sure to protect yourself and be vigilant, because there has officially been a confirmed case of West Nile Virus in Colorado. It is important to remember bug spray and other mosquito repellents because West Nile Virus is transmitted through infected mosquitos. West Nile virus has been reported in Colorado....
Members Of The Disco Biscuits, Umphrey’s McGee, More Unite For Conscious Alliance All-Stars Benefit [Photos]
The tenth annual Conscious Alliance All-Star Benefit fundraiser in Cherry Hills, CO brought some well-deserved attention to the incredible work the nonprofit hunger relief organization does for families in Boulder and beyond. Conscious Alliance began as a grassroots effort, raising funds through donations and concert poster sales to support food...
Solich brothers named to caddie hall of fame
George and Duffy Solich began as caddies at The Broadmoor. Colorado philanthropists George and Geoff “Duffy” Solich were inducted into the Caddie Hall of Fame during the BMW Championship week at their home course of Castle Pines Golf Club. They were granted the honor in recognition of their...
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.
Deion Sanders Jr. loved meme about Colorado’s new mascot
Deion Sanders Jr. got a good laugh out of a meme depicting what would be Colorado's new mascot and logo following a Trevor Reilly revelation. The post Deion Sanders Jr. loved meme about Colorado’s new mascot appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Big Crackdown on Speeding Coming to Colorado
With over one million vehicles on the roads of Colorado, safety on those roads is an issue. Speeding is a major factor when it comes to "dangerous" driving, and cities are saying they've had enough. How many times have you seen someone "tearing" down a street, well beyond the speed...
Highway 82 mudslide part of heavy monsoon August for western Colorado
Nearly two weeks ago, heavy rains caused a mudslide between Glenwood Springs and Carbondale, closing Highway 82 for several days. The area got more than an inch of rain overnight. As forecasters consider severe weather events like this one, and the potential for rockslides and mudslides, there are a few...
BMW Saturday Notebook: Horschel shows the pain of a near miss
The race for the BMW Championship tightened up Saturday. Billy Horschel, a 15-year PGA Tour pro with one win this season, had a strong round Saturday at the BMW Championship at Castle Pines Golf Club. But one hole showed how agonizing the difference can be between a good putt and...
Denver City Council to consider spending $10M on contracts
The Denver City Council on Monday will consider nearly $10 million in spending on three contracts, two of which are dedicated to the city’s ongoing responses to illegal immigration and homelessness. The third seeks to settle a lawsuit, authorizing payment of nearly half a million dollars to a man who claims his rights were violated by Denver police during the George Floyd protests. A fourth contract will ask the city...
15 Broncos players who could play for other teams in Week 1
The Denver Broncos are set to play their final preseason game on Sunday, then they will have to make 38 roster moves to get down to a 53-man roster by Tuesday afternoon. Some players the Broncos cut could be picked up by other clubs, and Denver might attempt to make a trade or two as well.
Residents plan to take Ford Amphitheater noise complaints to Colorado Springs City Council this week
Colorado Springs-area homeowners and apartment dwellers who say they've been inundated with unwanted noise from the new outdoor Ford Amphitheater plan to turn up the volume on the City Council. Several residents who've posted on social media sites or complained about amphitheater noise to the city via its GoCOS app...
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.
Colorado Buffaloes 2024 College Football Season Preview
As soon as Deion Sanders was named head coach of the Colorado football program, the media circus began in Boulder. Expectations skyrocketed and the campus of the University of Colorado was the coolest place to be seen or watch a game a year ago. However, despite starting the season 3-0 including a road win at national champion runner-up, TCU, the Buffaloes won just one game the rest of the season which was a win at Arizona State (27-24) on Oct. 7. After a busy offseason which saw 51 players leave in the transfer portal and 42 players join the squad, coach Sanders is ready for Year 2 in Boulder as the Buffaloes return to the Big 12 Conference after leaving in 2012.
North Dakota State vs. Colorado Expert Pick and Prediction – August 29, 2024
North Dakota State vs. Colorado Expert Pick and Prediction – August 29, 2024. NORTH DAKOTA STATE VS. COLORADO EXPERT PICK AND PREDICTION – August 29, 2024 — Does Deion Sanders know what he’s gotten himself into here? While Sanders has spent the offseason fighting with Denver columnists and taking offense to something from CBS, North Dakota State has primed itself to pull yet another upset.
Robert Griffin III Teases About ‘Big News Coming’
Former Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III was recently let go from his analyst role at ESPN and is now a free agent in the sports media world. It’s unclear at the moment what’s next for RGIII, but he recently spoke to the fans to hint that something is in the works and they’ll hear from him very soon.
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