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Affluent Denver suburb accused of bullying disabled homeless guests at Motel 6
A modest Motel 6 in Greenwood Village has become the latest flashpoint in the Denver region’s ongoing struggle with homelessness as the owner of the motel has now sued the wealthy suburb in federal court for allegedly trying to rid itself of undesirable disabled people. The lawsuit, filed Aug....
Rory McIlroy flings club into water during Round 2 of BMW
Rory McIlroy, coming off a three-putt bogey on the 16th hole, hit his drive to the right rough, then casually flung the 3-wood toward the left. It bounced once and went in the water. He walked over to the edge of the water, reached down and retrieved it.
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.
Alamosa city council moves toward ban on sitting and lying in public
The Alamosa City Council will move forward on amending city codes that would effectively ban sitting or lying in public rights of way. Utilizing and mirroring similar action taken in Durango, police will no longer have to be required to ensure space is available at St. Benedict or La Puente to move a person from a right of way and ticket them.
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...
Four Mile District Breaks Ground On 10-Acre Entertainment District
The much-anticipated groundbreaking ceremony for the Four Mile District was held on July 25, 2024, for a 10-acre entertainment district in Glendale. With a few stops and starts and obstacles over the last decade, forward progress is happening, and the $150 million project is underway. In 2020, it appeared that...
The 2024 Huskers - Wary Optimism vs Red Flags: The Most Important Game of the Year!
Wary Optimism vs Red Flags moves along and, nope, it’s not going to be a review of every position group, because as Husker fans we have so many other fears damaging us psychologically, it would unfair to dismiss them all in favor of in-depth analysis. The Colorado game, for...
Ed Reed reveals how his HBCU commit got to Colorado football
Hall of Fame safety Ed Reed spoke to Colorado football about his brief coaching dalliance with HBCU Bethune-Cookman. The post Ed Reed reveals how his HBCU commit got to Colorado football appeared first on HBCU Gameday.
💵 Boulder is raising its minimum wage
It’s Friday, August 23, 2024. Good morning, Boulder. Welcome to Friday. Last night, the Boulder City Council debated an increase to the city’s minimum wage, currently set at $14.42 — insufficient for most to afford living in Boulder. Councilmembers grappled with balancing the needs of workers against the potential strain on local businesses. They ultimately agreed to consider raising the wage to between $15.57 and $16.58 per hour starting next year, with further increases planned over the following two years. This discussion follows Boulder County’s recent minimum wage increase to $15.69 in January and Denver’s hike to $18.29.
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...
Avalanche's Gabriel Landeskog Makes Bold Statement On His Future
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog has been battling knee issues for the past two years, but the 31-year-old has finally made a bold statement about his return to the NHL. "It's a matter of when, not if," Landeskog told The Denver Post’s Corey Masisak on August 21, teasing an ...
Deion Sanders Sends Awesome Message To Robert Griffin III After ESPN Debacle
Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III has found himself gone from ESPN after his services were terminated. This led Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders to send him a message of support amid his firing. ESPN has made significant changes to its on-air talent, parting ways with Griffin and Samantha...
Fact check: Gov. Jared Polis made inaccurate, misleading claims at Democratic National Convention
When it came his turn to speak at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Wednesday night, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis criticized "Project 2025," a 900-plus document published by the Heritage Foundation, and made several claims that are inaccurate or misleading. Polis brought a copy of the handbook on stage...
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...
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.
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