Thursday, September 18, 2014

CU-Boulder's new freshmen class the smartest, most diverse ever

According to census data released Thursday, the 5,869 freshmen who descended on the Boulder campus a few weeks ago have the highest average high school grade point average and college entrance exam scores of any entering class in CU history.

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Police could soon be using new radar gun technology to catch texting drivers

Sept. 19, 2014, 4 a.m. POLICE could soon be equipped with a hand-held device to catch drivers using their phone behind the wheel.

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Avs bring in more leadership as they try to take another step in Patrick Roy's 2nd season

DENVER - Jarome Iginla took a few wrong turns and got lost heading into the office for his first day of work. So new to town, it's understandable the Colorado Avalanche forward can't quite navigate his way to the Pepsi Center yet.

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Denver mayor names business, industry leaders to DIA advisory panel

Denver International Airport has a new advisory committee comprised of industry and business leadersThe Airport Advisory Committee, announced Thursday, will advise the airport and Denver Mayor

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Avs Look To Build On Momentum In Roy’s 2nd Year

Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog says contending for the Stanley Cup is the goal this year

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Avs look to build off momentum in Roy's 2nd year

DENVER (AP) - Jarome Iginla took a few wrong turns and got lost heading into the office for his first day of work. So new to town, it's understandable the Colorado Avalanche forward can't quite navigate his way to the Pepsi Center yet. His direction on the ...

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CU football: Tight ends have yet to break loose in Buffs' offense

Colorado tight end Kyle Slavin has only one catch in the first three games this season. ( Cliff Grassmick / Daily Camera )

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