CU Buffs defense plans to set tone at Georgia Tech
Colorado allowed Georgia Tech to record 320 rushing yards in a season-opening loss last year, but the Buffaloes’ defense expects it to script a different story in the rematch in the 2026 opener.
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Today in History: August 31, Princess Diana dies in Paris tunnel crash
Diana, Princess of Wales, was killed after the car she was riding in crashed in Paris; her partner Dodi Fayed and driver Henri Paul (who was found to have been intoxicated at the time of the accident) also died.
This vintage clothing shop in Wheat Ridge is a thrifter’s delight
Diane Allison’s[cq comment=”cq” ] vintage clothing store Anteak Booteek[cq comment=”cq” ] located along Wheat Ridge’s 38th Avenue main drag is packed to the gills with clothes from all subcultures and decades.
Sewage spill slowly moving down Arkansas River
Colorado Parks and Wildlife advised people to stay out of John Martin Reservoir as raw sewage flows down the Arkansas River toward Kansas.
Denver Broncos roster cuts tracker: See the initial 53-man roster
The Broncos’ 53-man roster puzzle is well underway. Here’s a list of which players have been cut by Denver.
Colorado’s ‘we-fense’ looks to change games on special teams
The Colorado special teams units have struggled to make impact plays under head coach Deion Sanders, but the Buffaloes aim to change that in 2026.
Julian Lewis takes reins of Go-Go offense for CU Buffs
Colorado struggled on offense in 2025, but the combination of second-year quarterback Julian Lewis and new coordinator Brennan Marion and his Go-Go offense looks to change things this season for the Buffaloes.
Northbound I-25 reopens after fatal crash
A multi-car pileup Sunday morning on Interstate 25 in Greenwood Village left one person dead.
Denver weather: Thunderstorms possible Sunday as monsoon season continues
Rain and thunderstorms are forecast Sunday as Colorado’s monsoon season continues.
Refocused intensity, toughness to fuel CU Buffs in Year Four under Deion Sanders
The Colorado Buffaloes struggled on both sides of the ball last year. Yet with new coordinators and a renewed focus on toughness and attitude, the Buffs are looking to turn things around in the fourth season under Deion Sanders.