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Tuesday, April 7, 2026

Keeler: Nuggets purged Michael Malone a year ago. Are Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray better off?

What would’ve happened in those 17 tilts the Nuggets played earlier this season without Nikola Jokic if Michael Malone was still coaching this team? They wouldn’t have gone 11-6.

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1 taken to hospital after Denver police shooting

One person was taken to the hospital Tuesday evening after a police shooting in Denver, officials said.

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Aurora, Arvada are latest cities to declare Stage 1 drought restrictions on outdoor watering

“We are asking our Aurora community to come together and help us achieve this 20% (reduction) by taking water restrictions seriously,” said Marshall Brown, Aurora Water’s general manager.

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Purple Reign: Rockies donning a ‘beautiful’ faux fur coat for home run celebrations

When Rockies Troy Johnston hit a home run on Monday night, he didn’t realize he’d instantly become baseball royalty.

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Denver man arrested on suspicion of soliciting child prostitution

The Denver man is under investigation for two charges of soliciting child prostitution and one charge of attempted sexual assault, according to the police department.

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Trump pulls back on his Iran threats for 2 weeks, subject to Iran agreeing to ceasefire

Since the war began, Trump has set a series of deadlines, only to back off.

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Chinese restaurant stalwart closes after nearly 40 years in Denver

The new owner of Imperial Chinese Seafood Restaurant and Lounge had grand plans for a citywide expansion.

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Weld County commissioners approve industrial zoning for data centers

“I believe that they (data centers) are absolutely critical infrastructure,” Weld County Commissioner Chair Scott James said. “They are critical infrastructure, and we need to find a way to coexist with them.”