Sports

Folsom Field and Deion Sanders attracted the Wu-Tang Clan, Broncos Hall of Famers and national TV personalities to the CU football game against Nebraska.

The Buffs are ranked in the AP Top 25 poll for the first time in three years, celebrities are tuning in, and Coach Prime is calling out the haters.

Before it signed Deion Sanders, CU went through a long line of coaches…and a lot of cash.

The new owners of the Denver Broncos poured plenty of cash into Mile High, but there’s no guarantee the team is staying in the city.

The National Cycling League aims to make pro cycling more accessible for U.S. sports fans, and Denver’s team is poised for a hometown win this weekend.

Coach Sean Payton is from the no-fun-league tradition.

Despite what people think, Denver metro sports stadiums do still have systems in place that give you the ability to spend your hard-earned cash.

From Broncos cheerleader to lead sports anchor.

For Denver FC is counting on the World Cup to inspire support for a professional women’s team for the Mile High City.

For many people, the MLB All-Star Game was the first time they heard his name and watched the Rockies catcher play.

You’ll need tickets to attend the free events, and the signup starts today.

Saturday’s disaster made the worst kind of headlines.

Muhammad Naimov walked into the UFC Octagon as the biggest underdog on the card June 3.

An NBA title, tweets from the Grateful Dead, some post-win pickleball, and an epic parade day made it one hell of a week for the Denver Nuggets coach.

An estimated 750,000 people showed up at the Denver Nuggets parade.

Hundreds of thousands of people turned out for the downtown parade and rally at Civic Center Park, where Michael Malone was a star.

“It was a matter of popping that cherry,” said Jamal Murray.

The official celebration will be Thursday, June 15.

Go Broncos, and pass the Xanax.

The Nugs continue to defy the doubters.

It’s easy to assume that they’re nothing more than Nikola’s goons, but the reality is very different.

The last time Laura Keeney attended a Nuggets game years ago she did so in a wheelchair. Now she’s back on two feet, and attending the NBA finals.