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Colorado can expect a warmer and drier winter, putting the state at greater risk of wildfire and lessening the chance of rebounding from the ongoing megadrought plaguing the West, climate scientists say.

LONDON — Broncos general manager George Paton on Thursday expressed support for and confidence in embattled first-year head coach Nathaniel Hackett and quarterback Russell Wilson.

Jamal Murray raised his arms in relief. His fourth-quarter 3-pointer both snapped his cold streak and helped put the game on ice.

DENVER — The man who livestreamed the police response to the Boulder King Soopers mass shooting last year was found not guilty of obstructing police officers Wednesday.

LONDON — Like a bonnie NFL prince, Russell Wilson walked regally in the footsteps of Winston Churchill and James Blunt, as a golden sun in the jealous October sky bathed the manicured grounds of an exclusive British boarding school where famous statesmen and fabulous singers alike have learned how to…

DENVER — A jury trial opened Tuesday for the bystander who livestreamed the police response to the Boulder King Soopers mass shooting last year.

LONDON — After a nearly 5,000-mile flight, the Broncos arrived here as a reeling football team heading into a work week they aim to keep as normal as possible.

Jamal Murray got the first crack at Anfernee Simons and couldn’t contain him. Next it was Aaron Gordon, then Bruce Brown and then Kentavious Caldwell-Pope.

DENVER — Between the two sexes, U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert called women “the lesser vessel” during a conversation with a conservative comedian Friday.

The old saying goes that NFL stands for “Not For Long.”

If Nathan MacKinnon represents the heart, then Gabriel Landeskog is the Avalanche’s soul and spine, the last link in a mighty chain that finally dragged Lord Stanley’s Cup to its rightful plinth a mile high.