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Stanley Cup Final ticket prices in Colorado reach $10,000 on secondary market as Avalanche awaits opponent

The asking price for resale Avalanche tickets has peaked at $10,000 per seat at Ball Arena as fans clamor to witness the Stanley Cup Final.

The Denver Post · Jun 9, 2022

Colorado lawmakers who voted for abortion bill should not take communion, Catholic bishops say

DENVER — The Colorado Catholic Conference representing Colorado bishops sent a letter to state lawmakers who voted for an abortion bill to voluntarily not take communion until they publicly repent and receive forgiveness through confession.

The Denver Post · Jun 8, 2022

Rep. Lauren Boebert’s mileage reimbursements under investigation, Colorado officials say

DENVER — Colorado officials are investigating whether conservative U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert broke any laws by cashing in on large amounts of mileage reimbursements from her own campaign.

The Denver Post · Jun 8, 2022

Broncos enter into purchase agreement with Walton-Penner family for record $4.65 billion sale price

DENVER — Less than 48 hours after a second round of bids to buy the Broncos were filed, the team announced late Tuesday night that they have entered into a purchase and sale agreement with a group headed by billionaire Rob Walton and his son-in-law, Greg Penner.

The Denver Post · Jun 8, 2022

Mark Kiszla: Avalanche gets first shot at Stanley Cup since 2001, when Joe Sakic and Patrick Roy were kings of hockey universe

EDMONTON, Alberta — Wearing a smile nearly as big as when he handed the Stanley Cup to Ray Bourque in 2001, Joe Sakic emerged from the Colorado locker room after Avs’ 6-5 victory against Edmonton. “It’s fun. But we’re not done,” Sakic told me Monday. “We need four more wins.”

The Denver Post · Jun 7, 2022

Denver’s new affordable housing era: Income-restricted housing will now be mandated in large developments

A Colorado state law passed last year opened the door for cities and towns in Colorado to require developers to contribute to affordable housing and combat the state’s housing crisis. After researching, drafting, gathering feedback and tweaking a policy over the course of more than two years, Denver was the…

The Denver Post · Jun 7, 2022

Long COVID is proving to be common, but it’s still not clear how to prevent or treat it

DENVER — Two years after the first COVID-19 patients raised alarms that symptoms could last for months, it’s clear the phenomenon is common — but medical experts still don’t know much about what causes it or how to treat it.

The Denver Post · Jun 7, 2022

Avalanche storms back to oust Edmonton Oilers in overtime, return to Stanley Cup Final

EDMONTON, Alberta — Colorado’s Artturi Lehkonen scored on a rebound 1:19 into overtime in Game 4 here Monday night against Edmonton as the Avs swept the Western Conference Finals and advanced to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since winning it all in 2001.

The Denver Post · Jun 7, 2022

From Larimer Square to the Molly Brown House, these 5 Denver sites are historic gems worth celebrating

DENVER — Denver has had its ups and downs when it comes to historic preservation.

The Denver Post · Jun 6, 2022

Colorado will lose half its snow by 2080 and look more like Arizona, federal scientists conclude

Parts of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah are drying out due to climate-driven changes in stream flows, and these states will shift to become more like the most arid states of the Southwest, federal researchers found in a scientific study published last week.

The Denver Post · Jun 6, 2022