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The man captains Wal-Mart, after all, and can afford to throw around a few extra bucks. Still, the degree to which Greg Penner and the Walton-Penner ownership group have flexed their financial muscles in Denver is stunning, ever since taking hold of the Broncos in 2022. There was an immediate $100 million dedicated to upgrades…
It was the third game in four nights for the Colorado Avalanche, and the club did just enough to collect what could be a pivotal point. Beyond that? This was a forgettable evening in the Twin Cities. Joel Kiviranta scored to force overtime and Mackenzie Blackwood made 22 saves for the Avalanche in a 2-1…
Subsidize something and you’ll get more of it. Tax it and you’ll get less. That’s Economics 101. It’s not surprising that nearly three years after Colorado voters approved a ballot measure to subsidize free lunches for all students, regardless of parental income, utilization rates are higher than proponents expected, and the program is coming up…
Editor’s note: The opinions of the smart, well-read women in my Denver book club mean a lot, and often determine what the rest of us choose to pile onto our bedside tables. So we asked them, and all Denver Post readers, to share their mini-reviews with you. Have any to offer? Email bellis@denverpost.com. “City of…
You can’t spell “pain” without AI, and nobody hurts on the Rockies quite like the computers. Dick Monfort’s annual preseason vow is as much a part of winter along the Front Range as the Western Stock Show and leaving your holiday lights up through late January. To the baseball guys in the Grading The Week…
OAKLAND, Calif. — Nikola Jokic scrunched his face and squinted. He scanned the crowd, slowly spinning in a circle as he tried to spot his family at Oakland Arena. Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns wandered over and tapped his shoulder, pointing toward a corner of the stands where a fan was trying to catch Jokic’s attention….
Tax credits for Sundance raid TABOR refunds Re: “Colorado gets blinded by showbusiness,” Feb. 2 editorial The $34 million Colorado taxpayer bribe to entice the Sundance Film Festival to relocate to Boulder misses a bigger issue. As the sole legislator, so far, to vote against this taxpayer giveaway to a private entity, I’ve observed up…
Two days after President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning transgender participation in female sports on Wednesday, the Colorado High School Activities Association declined to clarify where it stands on the issue. CHSAA’s policy on transgender participation in sports is addressed in its 2024-25 bylaws under Article 3, Bylaw 300, which allows those athletes…
After 30 seasons in the MLS, the Colorado Rapids will retire their second jersey number ever. The honor will go to club legend and Rapids original defender Marcelo Balboa, whose No. 17 will be retired Aug. 16 during a home game against Atlanta United. Former Rapids midfielder and head coach Pablo Mastroeni’s No. 25 is…
Hundreds rallied at Aurora’s snow-covered Fletcher Plaza on Saturday to express their opposition to mass deportations and other policy proposals championed by President Donald Trump. Addressing the crowd near Colfax Avenue — where some passing drivers honked and yelled in support of the group — speakers from progressive activist groups urged attendees to back Aurora’s…
