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The Winter Park Express ski train is cutting fares and expanding service this winter in cooperation with state government, officials announced at a news conference Monday. Related Articles Outdoors | When every Colorado ski resort plans to open for the 2024-25 season Outdoors | New lodge at Eldora opening with a café, ski school and adaptive sports center Fares will be 43% lower than last year, according to a news release put out by the governor’s office.

The Broncos might have fallen short Sunday at Baltimore, but they got a big piece of business done the day before. Denver and outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper agreed to a four-year contract extension over the weekend, the team announced Monday. Multiple sources told The Post the deal is worth up to $60 million and comes with $33 million in guarantees. Cooper and the team finalized the deal in Maryland and Cooper signed the paperwork at the team hotel Saturday, a source said. The contract is a deserved one for the 2021 seventh-round draft pick, who is playing the best football of his career and is in the final year of his rookie contract. News of the extension broke minutes after Denver traded fellow outside linebacker and fellow 2021 draft pick Baron Browning to Arizona for a sixth-round pick. “I think obviously with a guy like ‘Coop,’ we value him so highly for what he does, both in the pass and the run game,” defensive lineman Zach Allen told reporters Monday.

The Broncos are making moves ahead of the NFL trade deadline after all. Denver traded outside linebacker Baron Browning to Arizona in return for a sixth-round draft pick in the 2025 draft, the team announced Monday afternoon. Browning, a third-round pick in 2021, is in the final year of his rookie contract.

Valeri Nichushkin is one step closer to returning for the Colorado Avalanche. Nichushkin was cleared to practice Monday with the Avs and was on the ice with the team at Family Sports Center. He remains in Stage 3 of the NHL-NHLPA Player Assistance program and isn’t eligible to apply for full reinstatement until the middle of this month.

Here’s a look at whose stock improved or declined after the Broncos’ 41-10 loss to the Ravens on Sunday in Baltimore. Stock Up DE John Franklin-Myers: The Broncos didn’t have a lot going for them defensively on Sunday. Franklin-Myers, however, continued to show his value. After an interception gave the Ravens the ball in scoring position on their opening drive, the defensive end sacked quarterback Lamar Jackson for an 11-yard loss, knocking them out of field goal range.