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Terms of Russell Wilson’s contract, expected salary cap rise still gives Broncos flexibility to keep, add players

It was a day full of statements — both literal and implied — for the Broncos’ new ownership group, for general manager George Paton and for quarterback Russell Wilson.

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Broncos, Russell Wilson agree to five-year contract extension, source confirms

DENVER — Russell Wilson has a new Broncos contract before playing his first regular-season snap as the team’s quarterback after agreeing late Wednesday night to a five-year, $245 million contract extension, a league source confirmed.

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Denver housing market pendulum swinging quickly toward buyers

Metro Denver’s housing market has quickly shifted from a strong seller’s market to neutral and could end up solidly in the buyer’s camp by the middle of next year, if not sooner, according to a new index from real estate financial tech firm Knock.

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Colorado’s rate of drug overdose deaths nearly doubles in 4-year period, fueled by fentanyl and meth

DENVER -- About once a month, another of Nicole Richardson‘s friends dies.

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Rookie Michael Toglia homers, but Rockies lose to Braves, 3-2

Cue the feel-good highlight reel:

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Grammy nominee Ingrid Andress talks about her new album, 'Good Person'

DENVER — In the liner notes for her new album, “Good Person,” Highlands Ranch native Ingrid Andress ends a detailed, heartfelt list of thank-yous with a note to herself.

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Tarantula tunnels under Colorado highways may promote mating, stop squishing, bug advocates say

Arachnid advocates trying to prevent the squishing of tarantulas as they seek mates on southeastern Colorado plains have asked the Colorado Department of Transportation to create safe crossing tunnels under several highways.

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Rockies beat Atlanta in first base prospect Michael Toglia’s MLB debut

The Rockies have been waiting for their next Todd Helton since, well, Todd Helton.

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Mark Kiszla: If rookies Nik Bonitto and Greg Dulcich prove to be more fizzle than sizzle, Broncos’ playoff hopes take a hit

Where are the heroes in a 2022 NFL draft class the Broncos can’t afford to be a zero? Are Denver’s rookies ready to ride with quarterback Russell Wilson to the playoffs?

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Three killed, nine injured in weekend shootings in Aurora, Denver, Greeley

Three people were killed and nine people were injured in at least seven weekend shootings in Aurora, Denver and Greeley.

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Colorado judge suspended for 30 days over threat with AR-15-style rifle

DENVER — The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday suspended a former chief judge who earlier this year lost his leadership role in the Fifth Judicial District after threatening his stepson with an AR-15-style rifle.

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Federal dollars bolster Colorado’s efforts to clean up orphaned oil and gas wells

Colorado’s initial funding of $25 million in federal money to clean up orphaned oil and gas sites will bulk up a new state fund intended to cover the costs associated with hundreds of wells across the state.

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German Marquez outduels Max Scherzer as Rockies beat Mets, 1-0

In a season that’s been so discouraging, the improbable has happened.

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Mark Kiszla: Do Broncos have enough strong offensive ingredients to let Russ cook?

DENVER — The Broncos are a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside bubble packaging.

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A teacher of color was let go in Denver. The ripple effects are deep

DENVER — The front doors of North High School loomed large over Nayeli López in May as her first year of high school came to an unexpectedly chaotic close.

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Deputy county clerk in Colorado agrees to testify against Tina Peters in election-tampering case

DENVER — Mesa County’s deputy county clerk will testify against her boss Tina Peters, who is accused of tampering with election equipment and misconduct, under a plea deal approved Thursday by a district court judge.

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Smog across Colorado's Front Range is going to make gas more expensive. But do the clean air benefits justify the cost to consumers?

As foul smog continues to hover along Colorado's Front Range horizon, millions of drivers in the state will pay more for a special formula of gasoline that is supposed to cause less pollution. But just how much that fuel improves the air and whether the expense is worth the financial…

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Rangers hammer Rockies, 16-4, following Jose Urena’s disastrous start

DENVER — Boo birds and sarcastic claps littered Coors Field on Wednesday, marking a fitting soundtrack for a miserable Rockies performance.

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Rockies ride 3-run homers by C.J. Cron, Elias Diaz to win over Rangers

DENVER — The Rockies’ missing mashers returned Tuesday night and led their team to a 7-6 win over Texas at Coors Field.

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Dierks Bentley’s Seven Peaks Festival expected to boom this village’s population from 400 to as much as 20,000

DENVER — As country artist Dierks Bentley sings in his newest song, “Gold”: “It ain’t easy; nobody said it would be.”

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Colorado’s express lanes took a hit during pandemic — but they still bring in big toll money

DENVER — All those tolls add up: From several digital dimes to pass through each U.S. 36 toll point to $9 or more to beat ski traffic on Interstate 70, Front Range drivers paid nearly $20 million to use Colorado’s growing express lane network in the first half of the…

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'We needed a deal yesterday': Deadline passes without deal to save Colorado River. What now?

Trillions of gallons of water must be saved from the drying Colorado River to avoid the worst-case scenario brought on by drought, climate change and overuse, federal officials announced earlier this summer, setting a deadline for Aug. 15.

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Broncos’ backups no match for Bills in 42-15 preseason loss

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Good thing the Broncos’ backups don’t have to play the Buffalo Bills’ backups this season.

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Colorado’s monkeypox cases are mostly among younger men in the Denver area

DENVER — Almost two-thirds of Colorado’s monkeypox cases have been found in the Denver area, and they’re primarily clustered in men in the first half of adulthood.

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Colorado medical schools use live actors to teach future doctors, but the pandemic permanently changed some of the ways they do it

DENVER -- Christina Cass has spent the last 25 years of her career in and out of hospital gowns. She’s been poked and prodded, diagnosed with dozens of different ailments from lung cancer to Alzheimer’s disease, and treated for her knee and for injuries after a car accident.

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