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Denver Post Broncos beat reporters Parker Gabriel and Luca Evans react to Denver wide receiver Courtland Sutton landing a four-year, $92 million extension on Monday and what it means for Sean Payton’s team going forward. They also provide the latest injury updates in the inside linebacker room and talk through some of their early takeaways from Broncos training camp. All that and more in the latest episode of the 1st & Orange Podcast. Watch Listen Subscribe to the podcast SoundCloud | iTunes | Stitcher | RSS Want more Broncos news? Sign up for the Broncos Insider to get all our NFL analysis. Originally Published: July…

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Local taco shop Wild Taco is folding in Cap Hill but will soon open in the Edgewater Public Market food hall. “At that location we got capped out, so we’re not renewing our lease and walking away from the space,” said Yoon Terry, who opened the restaurant at 215 E. Seventh Ave. in 2022 with Barbed Wire Reef founder Rico Aragon. Its last day will be Aug. 10, even though its lease goes through April. “With the opportunity to open Edgewater, the brand is still staying strong,” continued Terry, who is also the chief operating officer for all the concepts…

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It’s unlikely that any racket sport is going to squash pickleball, but one is increasing in popularity — and there are new places to play in Colorado. “In America, padel is just starting to get on the map,” said Colleen Campbell, coordinator of the padel program at Parker Racquet Club, which was the first place to introduce the sport to Colorado, in 2024. “Pickleball is saturated. Padel is the fastest-growing sport in the world.” Padel originated in Mexico in the 1960s, and then became popular in Spain and around Europe. It’s taken hold in Florida, and is now expanding across…

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Dear Eric: My husband and his siblings inherited a home. My daughter offered to move her family into one of the apartments and take care of the property. We decided on a figure that would cover the bills in the form of rent. Several years ago, she began withholding rent, she would only pay when I would ask for additional money due to a large house expense. In no way did her rent even come close to paying the bills any longer. Rather than argue, I left it alone and quietly paid the bills, letting her live off me for…

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In the old days, Nik Bonitto’s mentor called him “Mr. Steal Your Girl” to embarrass him. Smooth. Cool. And quiet. Trainer Javon Gopie loudly bellowed Bonitto’s dubbed nickname in public settings. Gopie loved it. Bonitto hated it. On Monday, Bonitto was lounging an arm over a bench when the news of the day was broken to him. Teammate Courtland Sutton, the Denver lifer, had agreed to terms on a four-year extension. The first in a logjam of Broncos who need new deals, including Bonitto himself, just got one. And in that moment, “Mr. Steal Your Girl” turned from introvert to…

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Will the next “giant leap for mankind” be made by the United States — or by our rivals? The answer may come as Congress debates the federal budget. The White House has proposed a massive 25% cut to the NASA budget, a move congressional appropriators have rejected in their recent funding proposals, but which still has the potential to dampen the U.S. economy and workforce, undermine national security, health and safety, and curtail American ambitions to shape the final frontier. In Colorado, America’s second-largest aerospace economy, we know that losing global leadership in space is a gamble the United States…

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Moon Alert: After 11:45 p.m. EDT (8:45 p.m. PDT) avoid shopping or major decisions. The Moon is in LIBRA. Happy Birthday for Tuesday, July 29, 2025: You are energetic, positive and tireless. You’re also protective and influential. This is the final year of a nine-year cycle, which means it’s time to let go of people, places and things from the past that have held you back. Focus on being more compassionate and loving. ARIES (March 21-April 19) ★★Tread carefully, because you may find yourself at odds with those who are closest to you – partners, spouses and your closest friends.…

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In November 2022, a month after Colorado state Rep. Hugh McKean died of a heart attack, McKean’s longtime partner called his replacement for the coming term, Ron Weinberg. Amy Parks asked Weinberg about allegations she had heard about him sexually harassing women at a prominent conservative leadership event earlier that year, Parks told The Denver Post. Weinberg denied the allegations, Parks said, and the two talked about the Loveland-based House seat that Weinberg had been appointed to fulfill as the successor to McKean, the late House minority leader. Weinberg had beat three candidates for the vacancy committee’s appointment earlier that…

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A teenager was injured Sunday evening in a boating incident at Cherry Creek Reservoir in Arapahoe County, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The unidentified teenager was tubing in the reservoir when he was run over by a boat at about 6 p.m. Sunday, Colorado Parks and Wildlife spokesperson Kara Van Hoose said. The boat, filled with the teenager’s friends and family, was towing the boy on the tube when it ran him over, Van Hoose said. Van Hoose said both of the teenager’s legs were severely slashed by the boat’s propeller, and he was brought to shore by two…

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Fire crews are still working to contain two wildfires that broke out near Durango on Saturday. The Elkhorn fire, northeast of Durango, grew in size, but the Rim Road fire, on the Southern Ute Reservation, did not grow and reached enough containment for officials to lift evacuation orders for that fire. Elkhorn fire The Elkhorn fire burning grew more than 100 acres overnight, but is moving away from homes, fire officials said Monday. The fire, approximately 13 miles outside of Durango, grew to 314 acres since Sunday, when it was roughly 204 acres. The fire remains uncontained, but crews were…

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