Rockies’ slim second-half hopes rest on rotation rebounding The Rockies’ were bubbling over with optimism before the all-star break. The Denver Post · Jul 22, 2022
Broncos could officially be bought by Walton-Penner Ownership Group on Aug. 9 Pending approval by the NFL’s Finance Committee, the Walton-Penner Ownership Group’s will have their purchase of the Broncos finalized Aug. 9 in Minneapolis, according to a league source. The Denver Post · Jul 21, 2022
Denver police defend officers’ actions in LoDo shooting, reveal 6th bystander was injured in gunfire Denver police on Wednesday defended the actions of three officers who wounded six bystanders — one more than originally reported — while shooting a suspect in Lower Downtown early Sunday morning. The Denver Post · Jul 20, 2022
Mega Millions jackpot soars to $630 million for Friday’s drawing For the fifth time in 20 years, the Mega Millions jackpot has more than $600 million up for grabs. The Denver Post · Jul 20, 2022
Sean Keeler: Put Charlie Blackmon on the block. Sell the farm for Juan Soto. Just pick a lane, Rockies. And not the ones reserved for bikes. Pick a lane, Rockies. The Denver Post · Jul 20, 2022
Police in Colorado fatally shoot Ga. homicide suspect after long standoff DENVER — After hours of negotiation attempts, a standoff between a homicide suspect and Aurora police ended early Tuesday after the man emerged from the home with a rifle and was shot and killed by police, authorities said. The Denver Post · Jul 20, 2022
Colorado regulators won’t sanction job-seekers with out-of-state marijuana convictions Gov. Jared Polis last week vowed by executive order that Colorado will not hold out-of-state convictions for most marijuana-related offenses against people applying for professional licenses here. The Denver Post · Jul 19, 2022
Most Americans believe a recession on the horizon. Here’s how experts say to prepare for one Seven in 10 U.S. consumers see an economic downturn ahead, assuming one hasn’t already started. But awareness doesn’t equal preparedness — two in three admit they aren’t ready for what they think is coming, according to a survey from MagnifyMoney, a personal finance website. The Denver Post · Jul 19, 2022
Colorado GOP nominee for governor Heidi Ganahl picks election denier as running mate DENVER — Heidi Ganahl, the Republican nominee who will face Colorado Democratic Gov. Jared Polis in November, has chosen Danny Moore, an election denier, as her running mate and would-be lieutenant governor. The Denver Post · Jul 18, 2022
FAA confirms 4 killed in Colorado plane crash that sparked wildfire DENVER — Four people were killed in the Boulder County plane crash that sparked a wildfire Sunday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The Denver Post · Jul 18, 2022
Denver just unveiled one of its most interesting public spaces in recent memory DENVER — For generations, the South Platte River has been Denver’s dumping ground, so the people and businesses that nobody wanted have ended up alongside its banks: smelters that processed ore during the gold and silver mining days, post-World War II factories that dug in later, and junkyards and auto… The Denver Post · Jul 18, 2022
Rockies select right-hander Gabriel Hughes with No. 10 overall pick in MLB draft The Rockies selected Gonzaga right-hander Gabriel Hughes with the No. 10 overall pick in the 2022 MLB draft on Sunday in Los Angeles. The Denver Post · Jul 18, 2022
EPA knocks Colorado’s system for issuing air quality permits to minor polluters like drilling sites, gold mines DENVER — The Environmental Protection Agency found “important concerns” with the way Colorado regulators review and issue permits to minor polluters such as mines, asphalt plants and oil and gas drilling rigs, and those problems risked further damage to the state’s already poor air quality, according to a 309-page report… The Denver Post · Jul 17, 2022
Rockies win fifth straight, blank Pirates, 2-0 DENVER — Kris Bryant and Jose Urena were late to the party but they sure have spiced things up for the Rockies. The Denver Post · Jul 16, 2022
The Denver Post · Jul 15, 2022 Colorado stops publicly reporting COVID outbreaks at K-12 schools, looks to 'normalize' process DENVER — Colorado’s health department stopped publicly sharing data on COVID-19 outbreaks at K-12 schools this week, roughly a month before many students and teachers return to the classroom.
The Denver Post · Jul 15, 2022 Mark Kiszla: In quest for legit No. 2 center, Avs should consider trading Sam Girard Nazem Kadri can buy a bigger house somewhere else in the NHL, but he’ll never have a better home than what he found here in Denver, where folks wrapped him in love.
The Denver Post · Jul 14, 2022 Shooters Grill, Rep. Lauren Boebert’s gun-themed restaurant, has closed its doors U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert’s gun-themed restaurant in Rifle appears to be no more.
The Denver Post · Jul 14, 2022 Judge issues arrest warrant for indicted Colo. county clerk who left state without permission DENVER — A Mesa County District Court judge agreed Thursday to revoke Tina Peters’ bond and issue a warrant for her arrest after the indicted county clerk left the state without permission.
The Denver Post · Jul 14, 2022 In Colorado, markup on homes with a view second only to California Homes with a scenic view of nature carry a significant premium in their listing price in Colorado, but homes with great city views are actually discounted outside of Denver.
The Denver Post · Jul 14, 2022 Randal Grichuk’s 6 RBIs leads Rockies to wild win over Padres By Coors Field standards, it’s been a rather tame season. Wednesday night, the craziness returned.
The Denver Post · Jul 13, 2022 Mark Kiszla: Are slim shoulders of goalie Alexandar Georgiev sturdy enough to support dreams of Avalanche dynasty? Winning the Stanley Cup was easy. For their next big trick, the Avs will set up Jenga blocks on the ice, then see how many pieces of a championship puzzle they dare remove without it all crashing down at their skates.
The Denver Post · Jul 13, 2022 Resurgent Charlie Blackmon lifts Rockies over Padres with three-run homer Chuck got Nazty, and the Padres paid the price.
The Denver Post · Jul 12, 2022 Public has a First Amendment right to film police, Colorado 10th Circuit rules DENVER — The federal appeals court covering Colorado and five neighboring states on Monday for the first time affirmed that the public’s right to film police is protected under the First Amendment — a landmark ruling celebrated by press freedom organizations.
The Denver Post · Jul 11, 2022 Avalanche re-signs forward Valeri Nichushkin to 8-year contract The Avalanche is re-signing forward Valeri Nichushkin on an eight-year contract that runs through the 2029-30 season, the team announced late Monday afternoon.
The Denver Post · Jul 11, 2022 Colorado pastor arrested in connection with Jan. 6 insurrection at US Capitol A Colorado pastor faces six charges in federal court for allegedly tearing down a fence at the U.S. Capitol and illegally entering the building during the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection that interrupted the certification of the 2020 presidential election.