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CHSAA Participates in Inaugural Girls in the Game Event
DENVER - The Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) participated in the first-ever Girls in the Game event hosted by CBS Colorado and the University of Denver Athletics at DU’s Hamilton Gym Saturday morning. CHSAA Associate Commissioner Bethany Brookens served on the Leadership in Sports panel, which was moderated...
Aurora Public Schools unveils new $3 million sports stadium
The early Saturday sun glistened off of the fresh turf field as Aurora Public Schools students took their first steps — or sprints — on the district's new sports stadium. Aurora Public Schools (APS) unveiled $3 million in renovations to the district's stadium, directly behind Hinkley High School, on Saturday at the district's first sporting event of the 2024-2025 school year — a middle school and P-8 school track meet bringing together all 14 schools in the area.
Nuggets Trade Proposal Swaps Michael Porter Jr. For 2-Time All-Star
Can two underperforming swingmen benefit from a change of scenery?. This is essentially the rationale behind the latest mock trade from Bleacher Report’s Zach Buckley swapping Denver Nuggets forward Michael Porter Jr. for the onerous contract of former two-time NBA All-Star Zach LaVine. Denver Nuggets receive: Zach LaVine and...
Denver Expands Citywide Composting Initiative, Adding 18,700 Households in Eight Districts to Green Effort
Denver is making strides in environmental responsibility with the expansion of its citywide compost service. The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) has announced that nearly 18,700 households in eight districts will soon receive information regarding the service. According to Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, Bear Valley, College View - South Platte, Fort Logan, Harvey Park, Mar Lee, Marston, Overland, and Ruby Hill are set to join Denver's composting movement.
Southeast Colorado High School Football Schedule – August 23-30, 2024
STAY ALERT: Colorado Included In Data Breach, Affects 3 Billion
A lot of our personal information is online. Like nearly every other state, Colorado requires residents to undergo a background check before they can be employed. Personal information such as date of birth, social security number, and more is needed to perform the background check. Unfortunately, one of the biggest...
Colorado outfitter worries about wolves' effect on elk population — and his business
While ranchers whose livestock graze the lands of northern Colorado immediately west of the Continental Divide worry about depredating wolves, one outfitter is worried about the apex predators taking out too many of the animals his clients come to him for. "Do we have any idea about the impact on the wild ungulate population?" Earl Osterling, who has owned and run Ivory & Antler Outfitters for the past 14 years, asked during a meeting with wildlife officials in North Park on June 15. ...
Avon Recreation Department resurrects kickball league after 14-year hiatus
The Avon adult kickball league has lain dormant the last 14 years — until this summer. Four teams of 15 players participated in the six-week long kickball season, which culminated in a championship match on Wednesday. “Avon Recreation has a current goal of building back its recreation programs for...
Broncos' upgrades to current stadium don't impact long-term stadium plans
The Denver Broncos continue to make upgrades to Empower Field at Mile High. Broncos ownership spent $100 million on upgrades to the stadium last year, including a massive new scoreboard. The upgrades continued this year with a new “Club 1977,” a Stadium Artist Series, new food items, an expanded Ring of Fame Plaza and improved Wi-Fi.
Hot temps with afternoon & evening storms
TODAY: Heat advisories are in place as temperatures stay in the 90s and triple digits for our lower lying areas along and east of the I-25 corridor. Afternoon showers and storms will drop those temperatures a few degrees in the late afternoon as they produce some gusty winds. TOMORROW: More...
Things to Do: End-of-summer Festivals and Evening Concerts Fill August Calendar
Colorado summer is here, and there's so much to do. Food festivals, fairs and community gatherings galore entertain from the mountains to the plains and from small towns to our largest cities. Music fills every downtown gathering spot and park in Northern Colorado all summer. Greeley, Loveland, Windsor and Fort...
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