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Colorado Parks and Wildlife denies Middle Park stockgrowers’ request for chronic depredation permit after 8 sheep killed
Since wolves were released on the Western Slope, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has confirmed 15 cattle and nine sheep have been killed by wolves. Many of the depredations centered on a single ranch near Kremmling, owned by husband and wife, Conway and Nellie Farrell. To stop the killing of livestock,...
Goodguys 26th Colorado Nationals presented by Griot’s Garage
America’s favorite car show returns to Colorado with a jam-packed weekend of cool cars, cool people and good times! It’s the Goodguys 26th Colorado Nationals presented by Griot’s Garage, and it’s all happenin’ September 6 through 8 at the Ranch Events Complex in Loveland!. Check...
Flags on the field, all over the state
Until last year, Kiyah Enoch’s big athletic dreams had always been in the realm of track and field. Enoch’s talent as a hurdler is unmistakable — the junior at Aurora’s Smoky Hill High School placed in the top eight in both events at the Class 5A state meet in the spring — but she may be on track to take an unexpected detour.
Gazette papers win 40 awards at Colorado Press Association
The Denver Gazette, Colorado Springs Gazette and Colorado Politics garnered 40 awards at the Colorado Press Association’s Better News and Hall of Fame awards presentation Saturday. The Denver Gazette won eight awards, including three first-place honors. The presentation at the 146th annual CPA convention at Delta Hotels in Northglenn recognized journalism published in 2023. Founded...
Colorado Housing: Now Among the Nation’s Least Affordable
People living in Colorado, and people moving out of Colorado, often have a similar complaint about life in the Centennial State. That complaint is that housing in this state is way too expensive for the average person. For some residents, the quality of life offered in the Rocky Mountains sometimes...
Colorado governor pushes back on reports Harris changed policy positions
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) on Sunday pushed back on criticism that Vice President Harris has changed her stance on several policy issues and is not doing enough interviews to explain the changes, arguing that she will be a president “for all the American people.” “The truth of the matter is, yes, she’s come to…
Colorado charity event highlights cars, planes and motorcycles, including a $1.3 million Bugatti coupe
Most people involved in the automotive community have heard of “cars and coffee.” But what about cars, motorcycles and airplanes, paired with some of the best food and beverage options in the Mile High City? Combine it all with millions of dollars raised in support of childhood cancer research and there's one of Colorado’s most unique charitable events — the Morgan Adams Concours d’Elegance. ...
Broncos Finalize 53-Man Roster: Trade Talks for Stidham & Perine
The Denver Broncos have wrapped up their preseason, leading to crucial decisions regarding their initial 53-man roster. Notable moves include potential trades and cuts as the team assesses their talent, particularly at the quarterback and running back positions. Backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham is likely to be traded, potentially netting a 5th-round pick, while Riley Dixon, the punter, faces competition that may result in his release. Additionally, the team is navigating the delicate balance of keeping young talent versus established veterans.
More e-bike vouchers are available starting Tuesday, for one of the last times this year
Be ready — Denver’s popular e-bike rebates will once again open up to the public Tuesday at 11 a.m. This is the fourth e-bike rebate drop of the year, with one more scheduled for October 29. So far this year, nearly 9,000 Denverites have received e-bike vouchers. The program launched in 2022, in hopes of getting Denverites to drive less.
Get This Broncos Fan Free Beer For Life After He Held Onto His Tall Boy After Getting Pieced Up At A Fight During Their Last Preseason Game
Football is so back baby. Listen, anyone who has ever been to a sporting event knows you have to cherish every last drop of any alcoholic beverage you purchase. You're probably spending $19 on every single one, and it's probably going to taste like the devil's juice after 30 minutes if you don't sip efficiently in 90 degree weather. And a quick lesson to anyone out there, the last people you want to be beefing with at a sporting event are two dudes wearing white shirts, especially sleeveless ones. Those guys have nothing to lose and might not even be a fan of the team they're there to support. They don't mind throwing the first punch, and the second you even look at them sideways, it's over for you.
Nuggets' Aaron Gordon Changing His Number to Pay Tribute to His Late Brother
Aaron Gordon is switching numbers from 50 to 32 to honor his late brother Drew. Aaron Gordon is making a big change to pay tribute to his late brother. The Denver Nuggets forward's older brother, Drew, died in a car accident on May 30 in Oregon. He was only 33 years old. The younger Gordon has announced he will change his jersey number from 50 to 32 to honor his late brother.
Former Oregon Ducks star expected to earn NFL roster spot despite struggles
Troy Franklin finally got finally an opportunity to display what he’s capable of doing in a football game. The Denver Broncos wide receiver caught a 21-yard pass from quarterback Zach Wilson on a third-and-seven play during the second quarter of Denver’s 38-12 win over the Arizona Cardinals in their final preseason game on Sunday. Franklin also ran for nine yards on a jet sweep play earlier in the quarter.
NBA Trades: The Nuggets solve major roster flaws in tempting mock deal with Hawks
Fresh off nearly toppling Team USA and winning a bronze medal, Nikola Jokic will soon start his 10th season with the Denver Nuggets. The Nuggets have had a less eventful off-season, which saw them lose a starter in Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (KCP), give up three second-round picks to save just $5 million in salary dump, and have their first-round pick tear his ACL.
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