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Deion Sanders takes aim at media
After his Colorado Buffaloes escaped Week 1 with a 31-26 over North Dakota State, Deion Sanders said that some media members attending his postgame press conference were probably mad that his team got the W. And he’s not wrong. But it just goes to show that Colorado’s head coach is unable to let bygones be Read more... The post Deion Sanders: Some media members ‘really mad’ Colorado didn’t lose appeared first on Awful Announcing.
Deion Sanders Used One Word To Describe Shedeur Sanders' Week 1 Performance
Head coach Deion Sanders was full of praise for Shedeur Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes after they edged out the North Dakota State Bison in their College Football season opener on Thursday. Coach Prime particularly commended their offensive line in the win, as well as Shedeur, whom he described ...
Fort Collins dentist charged with tax evasion, accused of concealing $3.5 million in income
A Fort Collins dentist accused of tax evasion has been indicted by a federal grand jury. The indictment filed Aug. 21 alleges the man concealed more than $3.5 million in income from the Internal Revenue Service since 2017 using an illegal tax shelter he purchased in 2016 for $50,000, according to a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice. Authorities say his actions have cost the IRS more than $1 million in lost taxes. ...
Colorado woman on life support after drunk driver accident in Sturgis
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Aaften Wesbrock was one of the thousands to travel to Sturgis earlier this month. She was set to work the event but was hit by a drunk motorcyclist. Wesbrock’s mother, Vanessa Handy, said Wesbrock suffered a major brain injury. She is still in South Dakota where she has been on life support for more than two weeks.
This Colorado festival has more than 7,000 jack-o'-lanterns
LITTLETON, Colo. — A Halloween lights festival is returning to Hudson Gardens in Littleton for a fourth year. Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns features a glowing trail of more than 7,000 pumpkins as well as light show displays such as a nautical sea-scape, pirate ship, dinosaurs, dragons and more.
Denver Broncos keeping three quarterbacks on the roster is a genius move
Some people have been a bit confused seeing the Denver Broncos rostering three quarterbacks, but it's actually a genius idea. If this trend holds, the Broncos could carry three QBs into the 2024 NFL Season. The team held a QB "competition" this offseason, and I put competition in quotes as I believe Bo Nix was going to start this entire time.
9 players cut by Broncos this week have landed with new teams
The Denver Broncos made 38 roster moves earlier this week to get down to a 53-man roster ahead of the 2024 season. Of the 22 players that were waived by Denver, only one — offensive tackle Demontrey Jacobs — was claimed. Jacobs was picked up by the New England Patriots on Wednesday.
Denver mayor opens 215 units of housing, pushes for $100 million sales tax hike
Denver officially opened more than 200 units of affordable housing from an old hotel, a project that used $13.6 million in federal funding. Mayor Mike Johnston said the new housing is part of a larger regional solution to homelessness, which spiked this year, based on an annual count, despite tens of millions of dollars allocated by the administration on the crisis.
Colorado Mayor Tells Fox News Apartment Buildings In His City ‘Have Fallen’ to Violent Venezuelan Gang
Mayor Mike Coffman (R), the mayor of Aurora, Colorado, joined Fox News on Thursday to discuss reports of a violent Venezuelan gang taking over apartment complexes in his city, which the local police department has said they can’t confirm as of yet. “Mayor thank you very much for coming...
Man accused of killing his boss to hide a King Soopers payroll scheme convicted of murder
AURORA | A man accused of orchestrating a payroll scheme that bilked King Soopers out of thousands of dollars was convicted of first-degree murder Thursday in connection with the shooting death of his former boss. Jerrelle Smith, 44, was convicted of first-degree murder and racketeering charges after a three-week trial...
Store owners near Colfax & Havana say crime keeps getting worse
Crime is continuing at a shopping area in Aurora where some people are now afraid to go, and the mayor says improving safety there is a priority. The area is near the intersection of Havana Street and East Colfax Avenue.The trouble was originally centered around a Walmart. The store ended up closing because of it. Thieves and criminals since then have essentially just moved down the street to a Target."A patrol car leaves, people come right back to what they were doing," Mayor Mike Coffman said of police's efforts to stop the criminal behavior. Coffman said store owners have told...
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