- Renting an apartment now will cost you an average of nearly $1,600 a month.
- Let’s look then at who the major players are in the deal, the Walton family, and how they are all already tied to Colorado sports.
- The Broncos said in a statement late Tuesday that they will be sold to billionaire heirs to the Walmart fortune.
- PGA Tour officials said Wednesday that they will host the BMW Championship at the Castle Pines Golf Club in Castle Rock in August 2024.
- In addition to the $2.975 million the city will pay, it has also agreed to several reforms in the police department, including annual anti-bias training for officers.
- Colorado is outpacing the national average by how quickly it is adding people to its total available labor force.
- With 1 percent of the total cost of every big construction project in Denver set aside for public art, DIA is expecting to install more art. A lot more art.
- The new mask rule will go into effect August 9 and classes start August 23.
- On Monday night, the Coors Field humidor rode the pine and the baseballs flew.
- The new leader is tasked with unifying the district, closing achievement gaps and helping staff plan what a return to school in the fall will look like amid the COVID pandemic.
- Teachers will now be eligible to get the vaccine starting on Feb. 8, Gov. Jared Polis announced after pressure from school districts and teachers unions.
- This strain of the coronavirus is thought to be more contagious, but medical professionals say they believe the vaccines are effective in preventing it.
- Both Elway and team president Joe Ellis tested positive for COVID-19 and immediately self-quarantined.
- The ad hits Hickenlooper on perceived missteps, including being held in contempt for not showing up for an ethics commission hearing and a recently surfaced video where Hickenlooper compared politicians to slaves.
- Social media video and pictures show easily more than 100 maskless people gathered along the shore not following the current coronavirus guidelines.
- Gov. Jared Polis said officials at the JBS Greeley meatpacking plant declined to test all employees at their plant, despite promises to do so — and despite the state providing tests free of cost.
