Author: Denver Post
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El Niño, nicknamed Bruce Lee, could mean nasty Colorado snows
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecasters say a mighty El Niño warming eastern Pacific Ocean waters has the potential to bring nasty snowstorms to Colorado this winter, especially in the southwest part of the state. While skiers and snowboarders are…
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Broncos safety T.J. Ward says he got suspended because his last name isn’t Brady
Note: Column by Denver Post columnist Mark Kisza. OK, let me get this straight: In the NFL, it’s a big no-no to throw a tantrum in a strip club, but no problem if a star quarterback throws a deflated football in the AFC championship game. And that’s why Broncos safety T.J. Ward will be suspended…
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Broncos safety T.J. Ward says he got suspended because his last name isn’t Brady
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Note: Column by Denver Post columnist Mark Kisza. OK, let me get this straight: In the NFL, it’s a big no-no to throw a tantrum in a strip club, but no problem if a star…
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Colorado teen credited with alerting police to Arizona teen’s Snapchat school shooting hoax
Authorities credit a Northglenn high school student with alerting them Monday to an Arizona teen’s Snapchat hoax about shooting up his school. Police in Phoenix say the Northglenn student alerted a school resource officer to Snapchats that showed students in a hallway with the caption “planning the school shooting” and “in the office again.” “The…
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Michelle Wilkins, victim in unborn baby removal, talks to Dr. Phil
The woman whose unborn baby was cut from her womb in a Longmont attack earlier this year says she did an interview with Dr. Phil. Michelle Wilkins, in a statement released Wednesday night, called the experience positive and said she hopes her story will benefit others. “I appreciate Dr. Phil’s insight and genuine efforts to…
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How Boulder’s Sphero brought Star Wars’ droid to life as a toy
BOULDER — On the second day of the first-ever Disney Accelerator, Disney CEO Bob Iger walked into a room to meet the team behind Sphero, a cheeky, round robotic ball. Iger came prepared. “He says, ‘Hey, I want to show you something.’ And he pulls out his iPhone and he starts showing us pictures of…
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Broncos waive three more to trim roster to 75 players
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Gary Kubiak and the Broncos’ coaching staff went home Monday night still facing difficult decisions and having little time to make them. Earlier that morning, they had trimmed their training camp roster of 90 men…
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Broncos waive three more to trim roster to 75 players
Gary Kubiak and the Broncos’ coaching staff went home Monday night still facing difficult decisions and having little time to make them. Earlier that morning, they had trimmed their training camp roster of 90 men to 78, waiving nine, cutting one, trading another and placing a rookie on the injured reserve. When they returned Tuesday,…
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Struggling McDonald’s tests fast-casual concept in Colorado
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save AURORA — A McDonald’s near Cherry Creek State Park is taking a page from the fast-casual handbook with a new test concept — a fully customizable burger. The restaurant at 4000 S. Parker Road is…
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Struggling McDonald’s tests fast-casual concept in Colorado
AURORA — A McDonald’s near Cherry Creek State Park is taking a page from the fast-casual handbook with a new test concept — a fully customizable burger. The restaurant at 4000 S. Parker Road is the first in Colorado — arguably the center of fast-casual dining in the U.S. — to test the chain’s “Create…