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Denver’s La Alma-Lincoln Park and Arvada’s Gold Strike Park together recently received $15.7 million in federal grant money, it was announced Thursday. The Department of the Interior awarded the money from its Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Grants Program, part of $254 million awarded to support 54 projects that support local parks in underserved communities across the United States.

It would be easy to forget Greg Dulcich’s only target in the Broncos’ 10-9 win over the Jets last Sunday. It came in the first quarter when the third-year Denver tight end pushed off a defensive lineman before running to the flat where quarterback Bo Nix’s pass slipped out of his hands for an incompletion. Dulcich finished with a total of 24 offensive snaps in the Meadowlands, and not one yard gained to speak of. That’s not exactly what head coach Sean Payton had in mind when he spoke of how the UCLA product could someday be the Broncos’ “Joker” — a versatile, and dynamic, weapon in the Denver offense. A hamstring injury prevented Dulcich from living up to Payton’s vision in 2023.

The body of a hiker who fell between 300 and 400 feet off Arikaree Peak into Grand County on Aug. 28 has been recovered after over a month of search and rescue efforts. The recovery effort was a multi-agency collaboration between members of Teton County Search and Rescue and members of the National Park Service from Grand Teton National Park, according to a release from the Grand County Sheriff’s Department.

Jonathon Cooper is the guy your mother never warned you about. He always gives the impression he just finished his homework and is headed to the gym for a 6 a.m. workout. His teammates at Ohio State nicknamed him “Dad,” because of his uncommon maturity. Then Sunday arrives, and he becomes unrecognizable. The man with two Spider-Man tattoos on his left forearm turns into The Incredible Hulk.

As Trent Moench crossed into the end zone for his first varsity touchdown last Friday, he held the football up in the air with his right hand, then took a knee to have a word with his brother. Walker Moench, Trent’s older brother and a 2024 Dakota Ridge graduate, died on Sept.

Colorado State heads to Corvallis, Ore., this weekend coming off the first of two bye weeks built into this year’s schedule, and the week without a game was beneficial for the Rams. One of the team’s main goals coming out of its 27-17 victory over UTEP on Sept. 21, and before Saturday’s game against Oregon State, was to get healthy.