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Nikola Jokic had lavish gifts for Serbia teammates after Olympic bronze win
Nikola Jokic is definitely in a giving mood this summer. EuroHoops reports this week that the Denver Nuggets star Jokic spent up on some lavish gifts for his Serbia teammates following their bronze medal victory at the Paris Olympics. He reportedly bought Rolex watches costing $32,500 each for all 11 of his teammates. That comes... The post Nikola Jokic had lavish gifts for Serbia teammates after Olympic bronze win appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
See the Denver Broncos Full 2024-25 Season Schedule
Denver Broncos fans have several rules they live by but one rule is most important. "Always believe in the Broncos." No matter what happens we keep the faith and root for the orange and blue. The last time the Broncos made the playoffs they won Superbowl 50 and Peyton Manning...
Latest Denver home construction trends show off at Parade of Homes
The 2024 Denver Parade of Homes — the month-long event to showcase the greatest and latest trends across the region’s newest houses — is wrapping up. Each year since the 1980s, the Home Builders Association of Metro Denver puts on a "parade" of newly constructed single-family homes, townhouses and condominiums for sale.
Josh Reynolds has “wear and tear” in Achilles
Broncos receiver Josh Reynolds did not practice Friday, instead working on a side field. Coach Sean Payton said Reynolds is dealing with “wear and tear” in one of his Achilles tendons but expects the free agent signee to be fine. “Today he felt a lot better,” Payton said...
Denver Public Schools withheld fraud investigation report regarding missing funds at East High School
An internal investigation that Denver Public Schools officials originally withheld from disclosure shows an East High School club cannot account for $565 collected through a cash app, The Denver Gazette has learned. But getting that information required two public information requests. Will Trachman, general counsel for Mountain States Legal Foundation, said that ought not be. ...
Denver to tap extra funds as immigrants are facing mass evictions in the city
Few non-border cities have received more migrants than Denver over the past two years. Since December 2022, 42,000 migrants have migrated to the Colorado capital, with the city doling out hundreds of millions to shelter migrants since. The city has spent close to $74 million in housing and support services...
Denver Housing Authority Unveils First All-Electric Multifamily Residence in Sustainability Push
In a notable stride toward sustainability, the Denver Housing Authority (DHA) has pioneered its first fully electric multifamily residence, a coming-together of civic bodies and energy specialists that speaks directly to future-facing housing. The project, which covered 17 units at DHA's Dispersed West Public Housing, axed gas furnaces and heaters in favor of energy-efficient, electric heating and cooling systems, according to the City of Denver.
Colorado football can be CSU's meal ticket to the Power 4
If CSU ever became a Power 4 program, the Rams would have Deion Sanders' Colorado football program to thank. The best thing to ever happen to Colorado State University was taking the Buffs to double overtime in 2023. That showing made CSU a more national brand -- not all for the right reasons, but I digress -- and the September 14, 2024 matchup in Fort Collins only figures to further that progress.
Denver Broncos roster cuts tracker: Live updates before cut day
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton has made it clear over the course of the offseason that the primary goal of training camp is to arrive at the correct 53 players for the active roster. A lot of factors go into that, but for a young team like the Denver Broncos, picking the 53-man roster will involve a combination of considering the best way to beat Seattle in Week 1 and which players could end up being part of the team's foundation down the road.
Downtown drivers: A block near Coors Field is closed this weekend for cornhole
Downtown Denver’s had a lot of road closures lately, and this weekend’s may be the weirdest. 21st Street is shuttered this weekend from Blake to Market streets so people can throw beanbags into holes — a cornhole tournament. The closure stretches one block, for the event that starts at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 23 and ends at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 25. The road should be open again by Monday morning.
Students who endured racist hate while talking to City Council now have their yurt
A few months ago, a group of elementary school students from Monarch Montessori in Montbello came to the Denver City Council to ask for expanded classroom space and improved pedestrian safety. Instead, the students, two of whom are Black, faced racist language and insults from an unidentified person disrupting the...
Denver’s Strategy For ‘Pay-As-You-Throw’ Trash Still Needs Work
The city’s plans for residential trash, recycling, and compost services still lack strategy and responsiveness to residents, according to the recent follow-up report from Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien. “We’ve continued to hear from a lot of residents in the past 18 months who have concerns about their trash...
Panthers, Saints May Make Sense for Broncos Trade Candidate
The Carolina Panthers or New Orleans Saints may make sense for Broncos trade candidate running back, Javonte Williams before the regular season. A Bleacher Report article says that Denver could move on from the player after having plenty of talent in the backfield. This is interesting considering that the Broncos could put him as RB1 this upcoming season but the North Carolina product was able to finish last year with 217 carries for 774 yards and three touchdowns. He was still able to lead the talented backfield despite tearing his ACL a year earlier but the former second-rounder could be in a new uniform since the running backs behind him could be overwhelming for him.
Denver Broncos Fans Are Being Deemed The Most Ruthless Fanbase After A Crazy Comment About Jerry Jeudy Surfaced On The Most Unsuspecting Video
The NFL is a tricky business, and many fans know that teams must make difficult decisions to succeed in the league. However, it can also be difficult for fans, and Jerry Jeudy knows this all too well. Recently, a video of a Broncos fan handing their kid to receiver Courtland...
APS turns shuttered elementary school into neighborhood preschool
The closure of Sable Elementary was significant for families in the community. The Aurora Public School Board voted for the school last year. Rather than tearing down the building or letting the space sit empty, the district transformed it into a vibrant preschool.Sable Elementary is now the Sable Child Development Center. Shannon Haney, Sable CDC's coordinator, has been at the forefront of this transformation."I know that it really impacted a lot of families, but we're so excited to be here to serve this community. We've opened 10 preschool classrooms for ages three to five, and we're just really looking to build...
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.”
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