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Snow forced the closure of Interstate 70 between Silverthorne and Loveland Pass on Monday night. The highway was closed in both directions between exit 205, near Silverthorne, and exit 216, near Loveland Pass for safety concerns, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. Images taken near the Eisenhower Tunnel show snowy roads and heavy traffic. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day. source
An independent investigation found Board of Education member John Youngquist exhibited “belittling, dismissive and condescending behavior” toward Denver Public Schools employees, and that he showed biases when interacting with staff of color, according to a report released Monday. Despite those findings, the report stated that the investigation was unable to determine whether Youngquist deliberately discriminated against DPS employees, stating that there was no evidence that the school board member showed overt racism toward staff, such as the use of slurs. “We are unable to reach a conclusion as to whether Mr. Youngquist deliberately acted in a biased manner towards some…
The Broncos are going to be without reigning defensive player of the year Pat Surtain II on Sunday against Houston and potentially for considerably longer. The All-Pro cornerback strained his left pectoral muscle while trying to make a tackle Sunday in Denver’s win against the Cowboys, sources confirmed to The Denver Post on Monday. The timeframe for Surtain’s return is not exactly clear at this point, though Fox Sports reported an expected absence of 4-6 weeks. Surtain is a candidate to be put on injured reserve, but such a move is not guaranteed, a source said. If Surtain does land…
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER WASHINGTON (AP) — Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday confirmed the names of five candidates to replace Jerome Powell as chair of the powerful Federal Reserve next year. On an Air Force One flight to Asia with President Donald Trump, Bessent said he would engage in a second round of interviews in the coming weeks and present a “good slate” of candidates to Trump “right after Thanksgiving.” Trump said he expected to decide on Powell’s replacement by the end of this year. The five people under consideration are: Federal Reserve governors Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman; former…
A look at the Post Preps Top 10 for Classes 5A, 4A and 3A going into Week 10. (Mobile users: Scroll right to see full rankings.) Class 5A Team Record Previous Last week 1. Cherry Creek 9-0 1 W (42-0 at Smoky Hill) Comment: Bruins essentially locked in to top seed in 5A bracket … as long as they beat Grandview. This week: at Grandview, 7 p.m. Friday. 2. Ralston Valley 9-0 2 W (48-7 at Denver East) Comment: QB Zeke Andrews may miss Friday showdown with A-West. What. A. Bummer. This week: vs. No. 4 Arvada West, 7:30 p.m.…
The Chris Armas era is over in Commerce City. The Colorado Rapids announced that the club and coach mutually agreed to part ways on Monday. Armas, whose contract expired at the end of this season, finished with a 26-29-13 record in the MLS regular season since joining ahead of the 2024 campaign. In 2025, the Rapids were on track to make the playoffs for the second straight year but had their season end dramatically on Decision Day after a poor run in the season’s home stretch. A search for a new coach is underway, effective immediately. After a dismal 2023…
Renck: Can’t stand Pat. Or at least life without him. While a lot of CU fans would be happy to wave goodbye to offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur, even a single Broncos game without Pat Surtain II remains unnerving. Everything went right for Denver in a rout of the Cowboys. Except for this: Surtain hurt his left shoulder and did not play the second half. It raises the question: Can the Broncos win at Houston this Sunday without him? Keeler: They can. But doing so might come down to one key guy who had a great day against the Cowboys —…
By JOEY CAPPELLETTI and ALI SWENSON, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The first caller on a telephone town hall with Maryland Rep. Andy Harris, leader of the House’s conservative Freedom Caucus, came ready with a question about the Affordable Care Act. Her cousin’s disabled son is at risk of losing the insurance he gained under that law, the caller said. “Now she’s looking at two or three times the premium that she’s been paying for the insurance,” said the woman, identified as Lisa from Harford County, Maryland. “I’d love for you to elucidate what the Republicans’ plan is for health insurance?”…
The Denver Broncos ran into the worst defense in the NFL, and showed no mercy in a 44-24 rout of the Dallas Cowboys at Empower Field on Sunday. Here’s a look at seven developments after the Broncos moved to 6-2 with their fifth straight win. 1. Troy Franklin’s resurgence is powered by mental toughness, and now he’s putting together the kind of Year 2 leap he planned on all along The past few weeks have not been particularly easy for second-year Broncos wide receiver Troy Franklin. After playing nearly 80% of Denver’s offensive snaps in Weeks 2 and 3 and…
Today is Monday, Oct. 27, the 300th day of 2025. There are 65 days left in the year. Today in history: On Oct. 27, 2004, the Boston Red Sox won their first World Series since 1918, sweeping the St. Louis Cardinals in four games. The team’s 86-year championship drought was known as the “Curse of the Bambino.” Also on this date: In 1787, the first of the Federalist Papers, a series of essays calling for ratification of the United States Constitution, was published. Related Articles Trump administration posts notice that no federal food aid will go out Nov. 1 The…
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