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General manager Chris MacFarland acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding his team as it prepares to open the 2024-25 season Wednesday night in Las Vegas. He also made it clear the expectations for the Colorado Avalanche have not changed. “At the end of the day, it’s hockey,” he said during a news conference Tuesday at Family Sports Center.

A pedestrian was killed after being hit by a Chevrolet Silverado driver on westbound Interstate 76 early Tuesday morning, according to the Brighton Police Department. The driver called 911 just before 5 a.m. Tuesday and reported hitting a pedestrian, Brighton police said in a news release. Officers found a man in the roadway between Bromley Lane and Bridge Street with severe injuries.

By Emily Weinstein, The New York Times Our cookbook has arrived! “Easy Weeknight Dinners: 100 Fast, Flavor-Packed Meals for Busy People Who Still Want Something Good to Eat,” inspired by this newsletter and all of you, was released Tuesday. I’m thrilled for you to see it. In honor of the book’s debut, we’re featuring the cover dish: Melissa Clark’s chicken with tomatoes, pancetta and mozzarella, a must-make for anyone who appreciates saucy, bubbling-skillet vibes.

By Kasia Pilat and Alexa Weibel, The New York Times When Lisa Younes visited her local Whole Foods Market in Berkeley, California, last month she expected to walk out with a slice of her beloved Berry Chantilly cake: With its lofty layers of almond-scented cake and fluffy mascarpone frosting dotted with fresh mixed berries, it had become her go-to sweet treat for the past year. But there were none available.

An idea from a new University of Northern Colorado athletics department staff member led to the creation of a new matching-gift fundraising campaign with a goal to raise $100,000, UNC athletic director Darren Dunn said. The athletic department’s first Building Champions Giving will open at midnight Tuesday, Oct. 15 and run through noon Wednesday, Oct.

Rick George steered Colorado athletics through the advent of the NIL and transfer portal era, hired Deion Sanders, and oversaw another monumental round of conference realignment. And all that was just within the past few years. Before his time at Colorado comes to an end, George will have plenty additional changes to implement with CU athletics. Related Articles College Sports | CU Buffs AD Rick George hopes Deion Sanders “finishes his career here” College Sports | Keeler: Is Travis Hunter the greatest CU player ever?