Broncos linebacker DeMarcus Ware close to making return
Ware has been dealing with a lingering back issue.
DeMarcus Ware should be back on the football field soon.
Denver Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak told reporters Tuesday that he expects Ware participating in training camp within the next “four or five days.”
Ware has been sidelined with a back injury that caused him to miss five games last season and the whole 2016 offseason. The star linebacker and nine-time Pro Bowler recorded 7 ½ sacks in 11 games last year.
In the playoffs, he racked up 3 ½ more sacks as the Broncos rolled to a Super Bowl win.
“He’s real close,” Kubiak said, according to the Denver Post. “… That’s what we’re thinking. He’s made that much progress. So hopefully next week we’re sitting here talking about him being on the field.”
The Broncos kick off their second preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers at 7 p.m. Saturday.
Photos: Annual Parade of Lights shines on downtown Denver Saturday night
You all looked very merry.
Denver’s cutting off new Emergency Rental Assistance Program applications Dec. 9
Federal money for the program is drying up as winter arrives.
A 56-unit housing project for unhoused young adults got a $3 million funding boost this week
City Council approved a $3 million loan agreement between the Department of Housing and Stability and the developer for a 56-unit development for young adults ages 18 to 24 who are at risk of or already experiencing homelessness.
Denver rents have fallen slightly since August — and eviction filings are now above pre-pandemic levels
Rents are still up 1.7% year over year.
With some funding, Councilmember Kashmann is looking to bolster neighborhood organization efforts
"To me, an RNO is a micro element in the bigger picture of the city of Denver where we all want to have a great workplace and living place."
Denver just got a lot of money to remove lead pipes. Here’s what it means for you.
The EPA said our system is one of the most successful. The funding will save residents time and money as Denver removes lead pipes.
Here’s what the two finalists to lead Denver’s law enforcement watchdog office say they want to focus on
The candidates met virtually with the public twice this week.
Want to have your say on biking in Denver? Apply for the Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Committee
Applications are due Dec. 15.
Parade of Lights will close a big chunk of downtown Denver this Saturday
Oh traffic jams, oh traffic jams, how crowded are your parking lots.
Denver’s final November 2022 election results are in
All local ballot measures passed, except the one charging landlords for eviction legal defense.
Romero Troupe’s James Walsh is running for mayor to make Denver “the most worker friendly city in the country”
As for his campaign, "it’s completely grassroots,” he said.
Denver wins EPA approval, funding to remove all lead pipes from city
Federal officials say Denver Water’s approach could be a model for how to tackle the lead pipe crisis.
Alex Valdez, a state house representative, is running for Denver mayor
Alex Valdez, a businessman and state house representative for northwest Denver, filed paperwork to run for mayor of Denver Wednesday.
That park above I-70 in Elyria-Swansea is finally open
For local, state and federal officials, it's a win. Community members still have questions.
Montbello’s FreshLo Hub may get a final boost in funding from HOST
The Safety, Housing, Education & Homelessness Committee approved a $3,300,000 loan agreement between HOST and Montbello Organizing Committee for the project. Now, it heads to council.
Denver’s police alternative STAR program could get additional staff, vans and expand to 24-hour service next year
The Safety, Housing, Education and Homelessness Committee approved a proposal to expand the program. It now heads to City Council.
District 8 City Council candidate Christian Steward is focusing on community engagement
“The most important part of me being successful in this campaign is building coalitions within the community so they can enlighten me on policy priorities they want."
Denver jazz station KUVO appoints Nikki Swarn as next general manager
Swarn follows in the footsteps of longtime General Manager Carlos Lando.
Auon’tai Anderson will seek re-election to Denver school board next fall
Anderson said he was set to run for Denver City Council but changed his mind after the board’s recent school closure debate.
When city officials balked, Denver’s sidewalk queen kept pushing. Voters just gave her a huge win
Jill Locantore of the Denver Streets Partnership spearheaded a massive push to overhaul Denver's sidewalks.