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Hot Topics: Denver Weather [http://www.denverpost.com/weathernews/ci_26292303/denver-weather-sports-fans-should-be-warm-perhaps?source=hot-topic-bar] Cool Cities Twelve Restaurant Broncos vs. Seahawks Tulo Talks "Change" Landon Donovan The Cannabist News Tips LATEST NEWS Matt Holliday knows Montee Ball's pain, but recovery offers hope - 08/07/2014 05:27 PM MDT Aurora man posing as doctor convicted of sexually assault of a child - 08/07/2014 05:11 PM MDT Afternoon Headlines: Broncos, Broncos, Broncos, plus a paintball factory fire and 9 more stories - 08/07/2014 05:03 PM MDT Kevin Durant withdraws from U.S. national team - 08/07/2014 05:26 PM MDT Rockies fall to Cubs as Chicago rookie Javier Baez hits two homers - 08/07/2014 05:20 PM MDT FDA lifts hold on experimental Ebola drug - 08/07/2014 05:30 PM MDT Large fire reported in Colorado Springs - 08/07/2014 04:38 PM MDT THE CANNABIST ELECTION SHOW Watch: Aaron Harber interviews Colorado College Politics Professors Tom Cronin and Bob Loevy Watch: Aaron Harber interviews Colorado Democratic Party Chair Rick Palacio Post Poll - iPad Tortoises Do you object to an exhibit at the Aspen Art Museum in which tortoises are carrying iPads mounted to their shells? Yes No Voting Requires Javascript ( Ted S. Warren, The Associated Press ) nfl It's a matter of pride for the Broncos against Seahawks Nobody remembers the preseason. Nobody forgets Super Bowls. Welcome to the Broncos' dilemma. Denver hosts the defending champion Seattle Seahawks on Thursday in its exhibition opener. Seahawks vs. Broncos: 5 goals for Denver in preseason opener Broncos offense: How can they beat a defense like the Seahawks? Blog: Analysis, notes and buzz at First and Orange Broncos Mailbag: Pose a question for Mike Klis Complete coverage of the Denver Broncos from The Denver Post IN OTHER NEWS Twelve, a popular Denver restaurant, to close Aug. 23 Arapahoe shooting not included in state data on school violence Former FBI agent to advise Denver as it reforms Sheriff's Department Denver Post Blogs ‹ › BUSINESS ( Seth McConnell, Denver Post file ) Consumer News Russia already has cut off chief Colorado food export In an escalation of tit-for-tat sanctions over Ukraine, Russia said Wednesday that it would ban agricultural imports from the U.S. and Europe. A formal list of banned items is expected Thursday, but for Colorado, whatever comes next will pale in comparison to what happened in 2013. LOCAL (Matthew Jonas, Longmont Times-Call) Energy Colorado commission votes to pull lawsuit over Longmont oil, gas rule The City of Longmont's adoption of oil and gas rules was the opening shot in Colorado's battle over local control of drilling and Thursday the state voted to call a truce. SPORTS ( John Leyba, Denver Post file ) mlb Troy Tulowitzki says "something needs to change" with Rockies before 2015 Troy Tulowitzki, who ramped up his rehabilitation Wednesday with a full round of batting practice, said that the Rockies' fall to the bottom of the National League should force the team into changes before next year. BUSINESS (Karl Gehring, Denver Post file photo) Consumer News Distributions coming in high-profile Colorado Ponzi scheme Investors in Sean Mueller's Ponzi scheme, one of the highest-profile fraud cases to hit Colorado, soon could receive $10 million, according to a settlement request filed in Denver District Court. Passenger tally hits 25.9M, a new half-year record for Denver airport Colorado health insurance premiums could see slight rise, study says Fed survey: 25 pct of households 'just getting by' OPINION editorial Editorial: Narrow goals justified in Iraq "Even Genghis Khan ... didn't do this," says the head of Iraq's largest church. Louis Raphael Sako was referring to how the Islamic State has been persecuting, exiling and killing religious and ethnic minorities as it expands the region under its control. Guest Commentary: What can Denver do when a hot housing market hurts? Editorial: iPads on tortoises: A shell of a controversy Editorial: Failing to report school violence in Colorado YOUR HUB (Seth McConnell, Your Hub) Genesee Park bull sires 20 young bison Denver's bison herd at Genesee Park has had a prolific year, attracting attention for its 20 calves sired by a young bull. Englewood announces 6 finalists for city manager Two Creeks, Lakewood's oldest neighborhood, undergoing big changes Part of Simms Street in Jefferson County closed by sinkhole to reopen MARIJUANA ( Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post ) Local News Pivotal Boulder case blazed the way to pot regulation, use Exactly five years ago, a beaming Jason Lauve rolled out of the Boulder County Justice Center in his wheelchair, balancing on his lap an assortment of marijuana that had just been returned to him by sheriff's deputies. Opinion: Colorado road fatalities don t match stoned driving panic Comparing cost of bud to Bud Light, weed a relative bargain in most states One-third of Colorado high schoolers surveyed have used pot LOCAL ( Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post ) Local News Veteran assistance center in Denver needs help to avoid rapid shutdown When she was given the opportunity to open a homeless shelter and veterans' transition assistance program in 2010, Nancy Hortman jumped at it, saying it was her "mission" to help. Aurora man posing as doctor convicted of sexually assault of a child Large fire reported in Colorado Springs Englewood announces 6 finalists for city manager ROCKIES ( David Zalubowski, The Associated Press ) Rockies Rockies fall to Cubs as Chicago rookie Javier Baez hits two homers Chicago Cubs second baseman Javier Baez hit two home runs and drove in four runs Thursday, leading the Cubs to a 6-2 victory over the listless Rockies. Juan Nicasio recalled by Rockies to add depth to bullpen Jordan Lyles debuts a new out-pitch in his return to Rockies after broken hand Troy Tulowitzki says "something needs to change" with Rockies before 2015 NATION/WORLD (Michael Duff/AP) Africans face long wait for unproven Ebola drug MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) — Africans seeking a drug to help contain the Ebola virus will have to wait months before a potentially life-saving experimental treatment used on two infected Americans is produced even in small amounts, officials said. FDA lifts hold on experimental Ebola drug US weighs airstrikes and humanitarian aid in Iraq Sen. Walsh drops out of race amid plagiarism probe SOCCER ( Karl Gehring, The Denver Post ) MLS Landon Donovan announces retirement from professional soccer Landon Donovan, the most decorated player in United States soccer history, announced Thursday his retirement from professional soccer at the end of the season. Rapids not among MLS all-stars facing Bayern Munich on Wednesday night Rapids' Charles Eloundou a bright spot against RSL Reserves Rapids coach Pablo Mastroeni clears up "inelegant" postgame comments ( Ted S. Warren, The Associated Press ) nfl It's a matter of pride for the Broncos against Seahawks Nobody remembers the preseason. Nobody forgets Super Bowls. Welcome to the Broncos' dilemma. Denver hosts the defending champion Seattle Seahawks on Thursday in its exhibition opener. Seahawks vs. Broncos: 5 goals for Denver in preseason opener Broncos offense: How can they beat a defense like the Seahawks? Blog: Analysis, notes and buzz at First and Orange Broncos Mailbag: Pose a question for Mike Klis Complete coverage of the Denver Broncos from The Denver Post Matt Holliday knows Montee Ball's pain, but recovery offers hope Rockies fall to Cubs as Chicago rookie Javier Baez hits two homers Kevin Durant withdraws from U.S. national team (Rachelle Blidner/AP) Bad bite: A tick can make you allergic to red meat A bug can turn you into a vegetarian, or at least make you swear off red meat. Doctors across the nation are seeing a surge of sudden meat allergies in people bitten by a certain kind of tick. Mom who did 124 mph with kids in car sent to jail Texas fisherman catches 809-pound tiger shark Museum rediscovers ancient skeleton in storage Dorothy Salisbury Davis, author, dead at 98 NEW YORK (AP) — Dorothy Salisbury Davis, a prize-winning mystery writer whose books include the best-selling "A Gentle Murderer" and numerous other works praised for their psychological suspense, has died. Full Story Nixon's back! (At least on Twitter) Judge hears arguments on Corcoran Gallery merger U.K. 'X Factor' coming to US on AXS TV channel BREAKING NEWS MORE BREAKING NEWS HEADLINES Matt Holliday knows Montee Ball's pain, but recovery offers hope Aurora man posing as doctor convicted of sexually assault of a child Afternoon Headlines: Broncos, Broncos, Broncos, plus a paintball factory fire and 9 more stories Kevin Durant withdraws from U.S. national team Rockies fall to Cubs as Chicago rookie Javier Baez hits two homers FDA lifts hold on experimental Ebola drug Large fire reported in Colorado Springs Denver Zoo traps wild rabid bat Perfect Peyton: QB Manning sets up Denver-Seattle Super Bowl Joe Amon, The Denver Post Peyton Manning proved once again as if he really ever had anything to prove that he is one of the greats in NFL history. Mark Kiszla: Super Bowl season a tribute to Pat Bowlen Benjamin Hochman: This one's for Champ Bailey Peyton Manning: Proves doubters wrong again Jack Del Rio: Backing up Von Miller's guarantee Tom Brady: Gives nod to Peyton Manning after Broncos win Bill Belichick: Wes Welker collision with Aqib Talib was intentional Terrance Knighton: His sack of Tom Brady key for Broncos Seahawks rally: Will face Denver after rally beats 49ers in NFC What they said: Elway, Manning, more talk Broncos big win Broncos blog: Notes, analysis, buzz at First-and-Orange Broncos Mailbag: Ask a question about the game for Mike Klis Complete coverage: Denver Broncos from The Denver Post WOODY PAIGE ( John Leyba, The Denver Post ) Woody Paige Woody Paige: For Broncos, seventh heaven in trip to Super Bowl The Denver Broncos are headed to the Super Bowl. It's Super bowl VII for Denver, Super Bowl III for Peyton Manning, John Fox and Wes Welker. Super Bowl I for Champ Bailey. MARK KISZLA ( John Leyba, The Denver Post ) nfl Kiszla: Super Bowl season for Broncos a tribute to Pat Bowlen Amid the orange madness, as the Broncos celebrated their 26-16 dismantling of New England, the man who made all this crazy happiness possible stood quiet as a ghost, alone in the crowd. BEN HOCHMAN ( John Leyba, The Denver Post ) nfl Hochman: This one's for Champ Bailey as Broncos get to the Super Bowl Champ Bailey's mother didn't vote for him for the Pro Bowl this season."Because," Elaine Bailey explained, "I knew we were going to the Super Bowl." The Bottom Line Celebrities Culture Oddities Comedy Good News Comics Games Advice Polls Blogs ‹ › Google+ Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | MNG Corporate Site Map | Copyright