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Denver had its rainiest June in the last 150 years

Denver residents just experienced the rainiest June in the city in at least the last 150 years, according to the National Weather Service at Boulder.

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Ezequiel Tovar, Austin Gomber lead Rockies past Tigers, 8-5

DENVER — On fireworks night at Coors Field, Ezequiel Tovar delivered a star-spangled performance.

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Former Nuggets sixth man Bruce Brown agrees to 2-year, $45 million deal with Pacers, source says

DENVER — Former Nuggets sixth man Bruce Brown agreed to a two-year, $45 million deal with the Pacers at the start of free agency on Friday, a league source confirmed to The Denver Post.

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Sean Keeler: Nuggets dynasty? For ex-Colordo star Derrick White, that would be awesome. Slightly painful. But awesome.

PARKER, Colo. — While the 16-year-old inside Derrick White was all shook up, the 28-year-old Boston Celtic on the outside was tempted to pull an Elvis on his television set.

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Will “truly embarrassing” drug use and other problems undercut Denver transit system's summer of free fares?

This weekend’s launch of an expanded two-month summer promotion offering free fares on the Regional Transportation District’s buses and trains comes as the agency still struggles with problems and open drug use on its system.

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17 people fall ill at Colorado campground after exposure to gas cloud

DENVER — Seventeen campers fell ill in San Juan National Forest in La Plata County after exposure to an unknown gas cloud Tuesday night, according to the Upper Pine River Fire Protection District.

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Broncos WR Jerry Jeudy continues to make his mark in community with youth football camp

Jerry Jeudy felt like a kid again.

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Republican officials targeted by letters with white powder, report says

U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert was among a group of mostly Republican officials who were sent suspicious letters laced with an “apparently harmless white powder,” the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.

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Peak season approaching for Colorado wildflowers

DENVER — Yes, you’ve been seeing and hearing about gorgeous eruptions of wildflowers, thanks to the exceptional moisture Colorado has received this year, but it sounds like the best is yet to come.

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Two cyclists, both badly injured in hit-and-runs, struggle with what they’ve lost

DENVER -- For nearly an hour, Lisa Ludwig had worked her way through a physical therapy session led by a therapist in Nebraska who was watching, instructing and encouraging her via Zoom video. After some exercises in the living room of her home high on a mountain near Evergreen, she’d…

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Spring Creek fire grows to more than 3,000 acres in western Colorado, burning into White River National Forest

DENVER — A fast-moving wildfire in western Colorado south of Parachute expanded to more than 3,000 acres Tuesday amid increasing winds, spreading into the White River National Forest and kicking out plumes of brown smoke as firefighters mobilized to try to stop it.

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Spring Creek fire burning across more than 2,577 acres in western Colorado, spreading into White River National Forest

A fast-moving wildfire in western Colorado south of Parachute was burning on more than 2,577 acres Tuesday morning amid increasing winds, authorities said.

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Police in Colorado release additional footage related to fatal shooting of Jor’Dell Richardson

DENVER — Aurora police on Monday released five additional videos of the events leading up to the shooting of 14-year-old Jor’Dell Richardson earlier this month.

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One year after Dobbs, nonprofits spending millions more to help patients from outside Colorado get abortions

DENVER — When the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Colorado abortion providers began to scramble — they had some plans in place, but they knew the demand for their services would go up significantly for people from other states. Advocacy groups also increased efforts to expand access through…

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Club Q shooter pleads guilty, receives 5 life sentences plus 2,208 years in prison

COLORADO SPRINGS — The attacker who killed five people in a mass shooting at a Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub last year was sentenced to five consecutive lifetimes in prison Monday.

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Colorado businessman James Crown dies in vehicle crash in Aspen

DENVER — A 70-year-old member of the Crown family that owns the Aspen Skiing Company died over the weekend in a vehicle crash on his birthday at the Aspen Motorsports Park.

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Club Q shooting suspect pleads guilty to murder, no contest to hate crime charges in 2022 attack

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — A 23-year-old suspect pleaded guilty Monday to carrying out a mass shooting at a Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub last year that killed five people and injured 22 others.

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Wyndham Clark’s evolution into U.S. Open champion: His new mindset is unlocking a 'world-class player'

For Wyndham Clark to achieve his true golf potential, he had to re-wire himself.

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Where will Denver Mayor-elect Mike Johnston house homeless? 'The easy sites are gone'

DENVER — When mayor-elect Mike Johnston takes office, Denver will have more tools than ever to provide stopgap housing options to people living homeless on its streets.

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Moose attacks, injures man in Colorado

A moose attacked a man walking his dogs Monday morning in Coal Creek Canyon west of Denver.

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After decade-long search, Nebraska couple gives Denver brothers unearthed piece of their father’s 1958 jet crash

One afternoon, 65 years after the death of his father, Bill Knobbe woke from his daily nap at his home in Denver to a call from an unknown number. Taking a chance, he answered it.

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Rockies lose seventh in a row as late rally vs. Reds comes up short

CINCINNATI — A by-the-numbers picture illustrates just how ugly things have gotten for the Rockies:

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'Tiger King' Joe Exotic is not on the Colorado ballot for president, despite what he may say

DENVER — Despite a bold proclamation on his newly launched campaign website that he has secured a spot on Colorado’s 2024 ballot for a White House run, the imprisoned “Tiger King” of Netflix fame — Joseph Maldonado, better known as Joe Exotic — is not ready for presidential prime time…

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Kareem Jackson’s belief in Broncos coach Sean Payton inspired decision to return

Broncos safety Kareem Jackson has played for four different head coaches during his NFL career. Sean Payton is unlike anyone he has been around.

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Rockies lose sixth straight, giving up three more homers in loss to red-hot Reds

CINCINNATI — The Rockies’ June swoon is in full bloom.

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