Comment on Gingrich campaign in tatters as top aides resign

Renck: A trip to Las Vegas brought clarity and lost money. The Big 12 and Mountain West Conference held their media days last week. CU was welcomed in its return to the Big 12 like a favorite aunt who spoils nephews on their birthday. CSU made headlines as coach Jay Norvell called out Texas A&M and Ole Miss for tampering, accusing them of trying to poach star receiver Tory Horton.

Indie concert venue Herman’s Hideaway just closed. The 16th Street Mall may get a new name. The Denver Zoo is now the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance. So much of what I remember about the Denver of my childhood exists only in memories or has been transformed beyond recognition. Gone are the original Colorado locations for theme restaurants White Fence Farm, Organ Grinder and Baby Doe’s Matchless Mine.

Former Denver Broncos star Terrell Davis says he was unjustly handcuffed by federal agents after lightly tapping on a flight attendant’s arm during a United Airlines flight over the weekend. In a Monday morning post on Instagram, Davis wrote that he was flying from Denver to Orange County, California, on Saturday with his wife and three children. During the beverage service, Davis said his son politely requested a cup of ice.

When a motorcycle is involved in an accident with a car, the crash can cause massive physical, financial, and emotional damage to the rider. Motorcycle accidents often result in severe injuries because the rider lacks protection compared to other vehicles. Common injuries include traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, fractures, and road rash.

By WILL GRAVES Simone Biles has spent the last three years moving past the Tokyo Olympics. The gymnastics superstar understands not everyone has. No matter how many national titles she wins or how times she stands atop the podium at the world championships, Biles knows she remains frozen in time to critics unwilling or unable to forgive her for pulling out of multiple finals at the 2020 Games to protect herself. The proof is in her mentions, the ones she says she tries to ignore but still stumbles across anyway. The 27-year-old wants to make something clear as she prepares for a third trip to the Olympics: the redemption she is seeking later this month has nothing to do with silencing those who will tune in just to see if “the twisties” resurface.

After two years in business, Bodega has been slapped with a cease-and-desist. The cult-favorite brunch spot in Denver’s neighborhood Sunnyside has changed its name to Odie B’s, after a Kansas City restaurant called La Bodega sent it a legal notice, Bodega owner Cliff Blauvelt told The Denver Post. “It’s just one of those things, you get it in the mail, you look at it, your heart drops and breaks, and you don’t know what to do,” Blauvelt said. Bodega, located at 2651 W 38th Ave.