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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.
Yankees: Good news and bad news from 3-0 win over Rockies
The Yankees faced off against the Colorado Rockies on Friday night in the Bronx, extending their win streak to three games with a 3–0 victory. The Rockies failed to score, with starter Kyle Freeland giving up two earned runs, both solo homers, courtesy of Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge.
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. ...
La Raza Park Day is back! Here’s how this Denver tradition was born
This Sunday afternoon, Aug. 25, marks the sixth annual La Raza Park Day – a celebration of Chicano culture and community that began with a conflict. Back in 2019, a local news story focused on complaints about loud cars and “cruising” in Barnum, a historically Latino neighborhood. But cruising along Federal Boulevard is a longstanding part of local culture — and many neighbors weren’t pleased to see it attacked.
Supernatural Unleashes Epic Halloween Lineup with Kaskade, Sullivan King, and More
The spookiest season of the year is about to get a whole lot louder. Denver’s premier Halloween-themed festival, Supernatural, is back, and the lineup is nothing short of legendary. Set to take over the National Western Complex on October 26th, this year’s edition promises to be a bone-rattling, bass-heavy experience like no other.
Woman sentenced to 20 years for armed carjacking spree in Denver
DENVER (KKTV) - The U.S. Attorney’s Office said a woman with a gun went on a carjacking spree in Denver on Feb. 27. The Attorney’s Office (USACO) said Denver police responded to a call at a convenience store on East Hampton Avenue to reports of a woman with a gun attempting to carjack multiple victims.
Rave reviews from Broncos practice could put unexpected QB on the trade block
The late preseason is a particularly funny part of the football calendar. It’s the time when teams start pumping up players who are down on their depth chart in hopes that another team will trade before roster cuts happen on Aug. 27. The Denver Broncos are trying to sell...
Su Teatro Holds Public Events in Aspergren Park, Paco Sanchez to Commemorate Four Directions Tradition
Su Teatro is celebrating the end of summer with a series of back to school jams. On August 24, they’ll be at Aspergren Park and on August 30th they’ll be at Paco Sanchez Park, with ice cream, food and fun youth theatre activities. These final two celebrations at these two parks were selected specifically so that Su Teatro can celebrate the four corners tradition of the Lakota culture. They are both South and west of the Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center. KGNU’s Veronica Straight-Lingo spoke with Executive Artistic Director Tony Garcia about the events, and the significance of holding them at four directions from Su Teatro.
Art historian and former Clyfford Still Museum senior consulting curator David Anfam dies at age 69
Denver, CO – August 23, 2024 – Art historian and former Clyfford Still Museum (CSM) senior consulting curator David Anfam died on August 21 in London. Anfam saw the artist’s 1979 retrospective at The Met in New York, New York while researching the artist as a doctoral student. Defended in 1984, his dissertation on Still was one of the first in-depth studies of the artist. For the next two decades, he continued to publish pivotal scholarship on Still. “Anfam was the world’s foremost expert on Clyfford Still in the decades following the artist’s death,” said Bailey Placzek, CSM’s curator of collections and catalogue raisonné research and project manager. “His scholarship sustained Still’s legacy during that time and has been critical to CSM’s ongoing documentation and understanding of the artist’s collection since it came to Denver in 2011.”
Colorado’s own Wyndham Clark in contention at Castle Pines
Halfway through the BMW Championship at Castle Pines, Denver native Wyndham Clark finds himself in the hunt after a 4-under round of 68 on Friday. He trails leader Adam Scott by nine shots after Scott’s electrifying 9-under round of 63. Playing with the world’s No. 3 ranked player, Rory...
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