- The former NFL player adds owner, general manager to his resume as he transitions to a new perspective on football.
- With worries about chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, growing, extreme athletes and weekend warriors are seeing risk vs. reward in a new light.
- Proponents say increase to $12 an hour by 2020 is much needed for working families, while foes predict job losses and failed businesses.
- For Chris Brown of West Grand High School in Kremmling and and Scott Yates of Kent Denver, victories are less important than their players' success on and off the field.
- Karen Oliveto is the bishop for the Mountain Sky area of the United Methodist Church, which includes Colorado.
- Cyclist Mara Abbott came within 300 meters of Olympic gold, while wrestler Adeline Gray’s plans to make history were unexpectedly dashed.
- State Sen. Kevin Lundberg says too much attention is being paid to climate change. CSU professor Scott Denning argues it is one of the most important concerns of the day.
- Returning lands and species to the way they were is an ongoing concern for ecologists.
- Old stories, like the coyote versus the sun, can inform today's approach to studying, and perhaps resolving, climate change.
- The United Methodist Church bars homosexual people from ordainment, making Karen Oliveto's election a surprise.
- NPS says parks need to think more creatively in order to deal with a changing climate -- and visitation patterns.
- A strong contingent of Coloradans heading into the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
- Pine bark beetles and the impact of earlier snowpack melts are among areas being researched at Rocky Mountain National Park.
- Jonathan Jarvis, the director of the National Park Service, talks about climate change threats including wildfires, warming lakes and rising temperatures.
- Law enforcement officials say access to interstate highways and the marijuana industry are factors in Denver's high sex trafficking rate.
- A Denver author tells why writers like Shakespeare and Hemingway, and everyday people, are attracted to words taken from sports.
