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Rockies 3, Brewers 1Sunday at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick On the mound: Right-hander Ryan Feltner was solid in his third Cactus League start, allowing one run on one hit and one walk with three strikeouts over three innings. Coming six days after he was tagged for five earned runs in one inning, Feltner’s ERA this spring is now 9.00. The bullpen didn’t allow a single run over six innings, with right-hander Jaden Hill, a 2021 second-round pick, submitting his third scoreless outing in four appearances. John Curtiss, Jalen Beeks, Nick Mears, Ty Blach and Gavin Hollowell also pitched…

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A woman died after a driver hit her while she was walking in Lower Downtown Saturday, according to the Denver Police Department. The crash happened at the intersection of 19th and Larimer streets, police reported at 12:17 p.m. Saturday. The woman was taken to a hospital, and police reported about 11 a.m. Sunday she had died. The driver stayed at the scene of the crash, and police are still investigating. Related Articles Crashes and Disasters | 13-year-old boy dies after being struck by van in Highlands Ranch intersection Crashes and Disasters | Pedestrian struck and killed by driver at 104th…

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Multiple fires are burning east of Peterson Space Force Base and Colorado Springs Airport, according to the Colorado Springs Fire Department. Fire continuing to spread due to wind. CSFD and several partnering agencies are on scene working to contain the fire. pic.twitter.com/bnM2vlNU97 — CSFD PIO (@CSFDPIO) March 10, 2024 At least 10 Colorado Springs fire units and units from two other departments, Ellicott Fire Protection District and Cheyenne Mountain Fire & Emergency Services, were battling at least four fires in the area of Marksheffel and Drennen roads, CSFD reported at 4:49 p.m. on X. CSFD reported at 5:24 p.m. the…

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Russell Wilson may play at Empower Field in 2024 after all. It would just be in the black and gold. Wilson, who has not even been formally released by the Broncos but is set to be later this week, announced Sunday night that he plans to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Multiple outlets have reported that the sides have an agreement on a one-year contract. Wilson will likely play at the veteran minimum of $1.21 million because he has $39 million in guaranteed salary from Denver for the 2024 season. The Broncos will pay all of that amount except for…

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By RIO YAMAT (Associated Press) LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hayao Miyazaki, the legendary Japanese filmmaker whose anime classics have enchanted fans around the world for decades, has won his second career Oscar. At 83, Miyazaki won for helming the best animated film, “The Boy and the Heron,” the long-awaited fantasy from the director of “Spirited Away,” “My Neighbor Totoro” and “Kiki’s Delivery Service.” He is the oldest director ever nominated for the category and the oldest winner by more than two decades — adding to a big year in Hollywood for older filmmakers. Hailed as one of the best films…

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A gift received at the end of the first half to equalize. A calm, collected stunner in the second half to take the lead. That was the recipe for the Rapids’ first win of the Chris Armas era, a 2-1 victory over Real Salt Lake on Saturday night at America First Field in Salt Lake City It doesn’t get much better than finding three points in the Rocky Mountain Cup, something the Rapids haven’t done in multiple seasons. After a dreadful mistake erased a win last week against Nashville, a bounceback game was all that was on the wish-list for Armas. Here are three…

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From the mountains to the prairies, Colorado’s housing crisis is squeezing state residents in ways that make drastic choices an all-too-common part of their cost-of-living calculus. Colorado faces a shortfall of 100,000 homes and apartments, the second worst deficit of any state after California, according to a study last year from Up for Growth. A homebuyer misery index from the Common Sense Institute found households in the state’s largest counties facing record-high levels of stress. When The Denver Post put out a call for residents who wanted to talk about the burdens of their housing costs, dozens of people responded.…

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The author Irene Middleman Thomas with the bison sculpture at Natrona Airport in Casper, Wyoming. (Courtesy of Irene Middleman Thomas/Special to The Denver Post) Just more than a four-hour drive from Denver or via a one-hour direct flight, there is a place that defied my expectations in a BIG way. Happily, on a recent visit, I discovered that Casper, Wyoming, is a delightful, diverse, happening, Western-feel town with a hefty dose of sophistication. From the moment I entered the airport (just one baggage carousel!) and saw the life-sized bison sculpture, I felt that “cowboy” vibe, and gave in to a…

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Parker Gabriel, Broncos beat reporter: What’s up, y’all? Been quite a week for the football club, eh? Russell Wilson informed of his eventual release Monday. Justin Simmons released Thursday. It’s going to be a different-looking team in 2024, that’s for sure. The big question, of course, is the quarterback position. What are the Broncos going to do? So here’s the question I pose to you keen observers: What should they do? I go back and forth on this, but recently I’ve surprised myself with the answer I keep coming back to: Given the team picks No. 12 in the draft…

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As another season of tubing down Clear Creek in Golden beckons, the city is considering a novel approach to controlling the crowds that descend on the popular waterway: a reservation system. The discussions are still in the early stages and the system, if it moves forward, wouldn’t be implemented until 2025. But the mere idea of requiring people to sign up for a float down Clear Creek is a testament to the increasing number of people Golden has had to manage on the water in recent years, especially in the wake of a pandemic-fueled turn to the outdoors. “People feel…

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