The Olympics start this week, and if you’re a Coloradan, there’s one person you’ll be watching more closely than all the others: swimming wunderkind Missy Franklin, whose showing in London could portend historic future achievements.
For baseball fans in Colorado, it’s been one big bummer this summer. We asked Purple Row blogger Rafael Rojas Cremonesi if there’s a reason to hope for better things next season.
Samuel Aquila becomes the Denver Archdiocese’s fifth archbishop today.
Karen Minniear and her family survived the 2010 Fourmile Fire in Boulder County. Their home did not. In this interview, she talks about the lessons she learned and gives insight into what the victims of this year’s wildfires are going through now.
Colorado’s newest Olympian heads to training camp.
Colorado swimmer Missy Franklin finished second in the 200-meter freestyle on Thursday night to qualify for her second Olympic event. How many more events can she line up for London?
Coloradan Missy Franklin qualified for the London Olympics in the 100-meter backstroke.
Colorado teenager Missy Franklin swims tonight for a place on the U.S. Olympic team.
This summer, Denver’s City Council could decide to ban all outdoor advertising for medical marijuana businesses in the city.
The Rockies are on pace for an incredible season—of terrible baseball. What is the team going to do about it?
Dramas play themselves out during Colorado’s wildfire season.
Metro president Stephen Jordan explains the school’s new tuition program for undocumented students.
Former Denver Bronco Dave Studdard has joined a growing list of retired NFL players who have filed concussion-related lawsuits against the league.
Today is the first day of Major League Baseball’s draft. If you’re a Rockies fan, it’s a little hard to get excited.
Floyd Ciruli has been polling in Colorado for nearly three decades. We asked him for his opinions on the state’s biggest topics.
Senior staff writer Robert Sanchez challenged the world’s best female swimmer to a race. Seriously.
Missy Franklin likes texting, dancing in her basement, and having sleepovers with her friends from Regis Jesuit High School. She also happens to be the best female swimmer in the world and is poised to take home multiple medals from the London Olympic Games this summer. Meet the new face of American athletics.
The Republican state representative—whose son is gay—voted against a bill that would have allowed civil unions for Colorado’s same-sex couples.
