Denver Post News
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Colorado lawmakers’ approval of taxes and other measures to regulate marijuana sales is the latest in a series of moves by the Democratic-controlled legislature splitting cities from rural areas dominated by Republicans.
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The New York Times led the Pulitzer Prizes with awards in four categories, including investigative reporting, while InsideClimate News won for the first time for its coverage of regulation of oil pipelines.
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Colorado’s largest maker of high- capacity ammunition magazines expresses its view of a gun- control push in the legislature this way: A red slash crosses out “Colorado” in the corporate logo on its Facebook page and replaces it with a question mark.
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John Elway has agreed to join the front office of the Denver Broncos, the team he led to two Super Bowl championships in 16 years as their quarterback, the Denver Post reported.
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Allen Iverson , a former National Basketball Association most valuable player and 11-time All- Star, has stopped paying the mortgage on his 6,848-square-foot house in Cherry Hills, Colorado, the Denver Post report ed.
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Denver Broncos running back LenDale White will miss the season with a torn Achilles tendon in his right leg, the Denver Post reported, citing an unnamed National Football League official.
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Peyton Manning, a four-time Most Valuable Player in search of a new job since being released by the Indianapolis Colts, jetted to Denver yesterday to meet with the Broncos, the Denver Post reported.
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Danilo Gallinari agreed to a four- year contract extension with the Denver Nuggets worth almost $42 million, the Denver Post said, citing an unnamed National Basketball Association official.
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Pro Bowl defensive end Elvis Dumervil agreed to a five-year contract with the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens after totaling 63 1/2 sacks in the six seasons he played with the Denver Broncos.
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Snowmobile rider Caleb Moore died seven days after crashing at the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado, the first fatality in the action sports event’s history. He was 25.
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