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Aurora Police Department’s new chief on Monday confirmed the man who was fatally shot by police last week was carrying an airsoft gun, alleging the man was there “to intimidate, to terrorize and to threaten” the community. The man’s sister-in-law, Kelly Davis, said Chief Todd Chamberlain making declarative statements about the man’s intentions during the shooting without releasing the footage is “very telling.” “To make that kind of statement with no body-worn camera footage is insane,” she said. Aurora police officers responded to multiple calls about a fight in a parking lot in the 11900 block of East 16th Avenue and a man with a rifle at approximately 2 p.m.

Former President Donald Trump will speak at a rally at Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center in Aurora on Friday afternoon, his presidential campaign announced late Monday. The Republican presidential nominee talked about Aurora’s recent problems with blighted apartment complexes and the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua during a New York campaign rally in September. Trump again invoked Aurora, falsely claiming violent immigrants were taking over the city, during a nationally televised debate with Vice President Kamala Harris. Aurora city and police officials have acknowledged isolated gang activity but said claims that the city is overrun by Tren de Aragua are not true. Related Articles Politics | US disaster relief chief blasts false claims about Hurricane Helene response as a “truly dangerous narrative” Politics | Should Colorado spend $350 million on police and require more prison time for some criminals?

BOULDER —  Joe Romig’s preferred TikTok hangs on a wall and chimes 12 times at noon. He’s not into winning Instagram, or what’s trending on Xwitter. But, boy, is he into Travis Hunter. “I’d rank him at the top (in CU football history),” Romig, the former Buffs All-American lineman and College Football Hall of Famer, told me Monday.

For one snap Sunday, the Broncos offense peered over the edge and into the abyss. This wasn’t a big mistake, fiery exchange on the sideline or loose ball bouncing on the Empower Field grass. This was a stress test on the engine that makes any offense go and is of particular importance to Denver’s operation this fall with a rookie quarterback: The offensive line. That rookie quarterback, Bo Nix, snapped the ball once Sunday against Las Vegas with a No.

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Colorado’s Travis Hunter zeros in on Arizona’s Montana Lemonius-Craig in Pac-12 football on Nov. 11. (Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer) Colorado football continues to be must-watch TV. On Monday, the Buffaloes’ Oct. 19 game at Arizona was announced as a 2 p.m. MDT kickoff. The game in Tucson, Ariz., will be broadcast nationally on Fox. CU (4-1, 2-0 Big 12), which hosts Kansas State (4-1, 1-1) on Saturday at Folsom Field (8:15 p.m., ESPN), has won three consecutive games and is currently one of only five teams unbeaten in Big 12 play. With the Arizona game being on Fox, that is the sixth game this season that is slated for national network TV (ABC, CBS, NBC or Fox), setting a new school record.