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  Mark Kiszla: Sean Payton has made the Broncos a team harder than ever to love There has never been a fan base in Colorado's pro football history that loves the Broncos more than this one, even though they wish they knew how to give up on them. It’s a problem we frankly don’t know how to deal with in Broncos Country. While it might be healthier for all concerned to wrap our arms around Nikola Jokic, raise a glass to Nathan MacKinnon and ignore the local NFL franchise it gets a clue, football is an obsession around here that can’t be cured. You can’t tell a die-hard Broncomaniac to stop bleeding orange or quit caring, even when a grumpy coach insults the best fans in America with the misplaced arrogance that he’s the only one in Colorado that knows what winning football looks like. Read more.......

  If Biden ignores Gen Z during his State of the Union address, that would be a mistake Despite the clear flaws in the electoral process, young people are the ones that organize for the party and urge voters to cast ballots. They also receive no attention at all. At a challenging moment for his campaign, President Joe Biden will deliver his State of the Union address to the nation on Thursday. In addition to facing criticism for the recent policy choices his government has made, he is coping with questions about his age and mental capacity. In an effort to win over swing votes, Biden will make an effort to win over as many Democrats as he can while slicing through the MAGA propaganda. He needs to reassure everyone that the country's economy is doing well and that it will continue to do so for the next four years. He must determine if it is worth jeopardizing the nation's relations with Israel in order to demand an immediate cease-fire in Gaza and placate progressives in the pro

  The shocking behavior of Joe Biden’s dog Iwas shocked to read about the behavior of Joe Biden’s dog, Commander. According to a CNN report based on freedom of information requests, he bit Secret Service agents on twenty-four separate occasions between October 2022 and July 2023. There were also numerous other incidents involving the White House staff. These were not playful nips, either. The agents reported being bitten on the wrist, forearm, elbow, waist, chest, thigh and shoulder, with at least two bites requiring stitches. On one occasion, an agent was bitten so badly that tours of the White House had to be…

   1 6-year-old Elias Garcia Tinajero was shot on         Saturday afternoon and died in a Denver                                               cemetery. At the Grandview Dog Park in southeast Aurora, the Aurora Police Department is investigating an unintentional death following the death of one person in an explosion. The incident near Quincy Reservoir on the south side of East Quincy Avenue close to South Pitkin Street is being looked into by the police.

  Even  if  you  walk  fewer  than  3,000  steps  a  day,  your  health  will  still  benefit. Walking  has  benefits  beyond  just  getting  some  fresh  air,  regardless  of  the  rate  at  which  one  walks. A  recent  study  found  that  even  low  daily  step  counts  can  have  a  major  positive  impact  on  one's  health.  This  means  that  every  step  is  a  step  towards  greater  health. iStockphoto.com jabir Researchers have shown that even walking a little over 2,000 steps a day might still be good for your health, which may cheer up couch potatoes and people glued to their desks. jabir Prior recommendations have generally advised people to strive for 10,000 steps per day in order to be healthy. ja bir According to a recent study, walking 2,337 steps a day on average can lower the chance of dying from cardiovascular illnesses, while walking 3,967 steps a day on average can lower the risk of dying from any cause. 

  Arvada Center's 'The Great Comet' a celebration of home-grown high school talent The Bobby G Awards, presented by the Denver Center for the Performing Arts since 2014, honor exceptional success in Colorado high school theater. This program has demonstrated the importance of arts education in Colorado high schools over time. Because our schools are not only turning out a large number of extraordinarily gifted students, but they are also obviously receiving excellent instruction. One example is the lively, electropop musical "Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812," which is currently being presented by the Arvada Center. It is based loosely on Leo Tolstoy's 1869 epic "War and Peace," with a central theme of a young woman whose independent spirit sends her hurtling toward a social comet. Two female finalists for the Bobby G's annual Outstanding Actress award have previously appeared in the cast of fifteen, including Elleon Dobias, who won i