UNBELIEVABLE: 29 - The Untold Story

Broncos add Condoleezza Rice to Walton-Penner Ownership Group

The Broncos announced Monday morning that the Walton-Penner Ownership Group has added Condoleezza Rice as a minority owner.

The Denver Post · Jul 11, 2022

Rockies ride clutch hits from Garrett Hampson, Connor Joe to edge D-Backs

This was the kind of game that slipped through the Rockies’ fingers so many times this season.

The Denver Post · Jul 11, 2022

Feds moved cartel member to Colorado’s Supermax in 'torturous' attempt to make him talk about 'El Chapo,' lawsuit alleges

DENVER — A man described in court documents as being in “middle management” of a drug cartel this week sued the U.S. Justice Department, claiming his imprisonment in Colorado’s Supermax prison is a sham, a “torturous” attempt to make him talk about drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman and a…

The Denver Post · Jul 9, 2022

Avalanche trade for goalie Alexandar Georgiev likely signals end to Darcy Kuemper’s time in Colorado

The Avalanche will likely defend its Stanley Cup title next season with a new starter in net.

The Denver Post · Jul 7, 2022

Assistant principal says he was fired for objecting to play about Matthew Shepard’s murder, sues Colorado school district

DENVER — When a former assistant principal at Ponderosa High School found out in 2020 that the school’s theater company planned to put on a play about what happened after Matthew Shepard, a gay college student, was murdered, he objected to the production.

The Denver Post · Jul 7, 2022

Mark Kiszla: Tim Connelly walked away from Denver. Michael Malone is itching to beat his old basketball brother.

Until Tim Connelly scratched a seven-year itch and abruptly ended a beautiful relationship with Michael Malone to take the money in Minnesota, they were inseparable basketball brothers, a front-office exec and fiery coach joined at the hip in the quest to make the Nuggets a legit championship contender.

The Denver Post · Jul 7, 2022

6 months after Marshall fire, victims still taking first steps in long road to recovery

DENVER — For the past six months, Matteo Rebeschini and his family have struggled to get into a groove after the Marshall fire destroyed their home.

The Denver Post · Jul 7, 2022

Colorado won’t cooperate with other states' abortion investigations, governor says in executive order

DENVER — Colorado won’t cooperate with criminal or civil investigations for people who provide, assist with or receive abortions in the state, Gov. Jared Polis directed in an executive order Wednesday.

The Denver Post · Jul 6, 2022

Biden nominates Denver airport leader Phil Washington to head FAA

DENVER — Just a year after Phil Washington took over as Denver International Airport’s top leader, President Joe Biden has made it official: Washington is his pick to head the Federal Aviation Administration.

The Denver Post · Jul 6, 2022

Where are Colorado’s gray wolves? State officials have lost track of the eight-member pack.

Despite two new wolf attacks on cows in Colorado’s North Park this spring, state officials can no longer track the pack of eight wolves, leading to speculation that some might have been killed or that a new litter has been born.

The Denver Post · Jul 6, 2022