Posts tagged with olympics
An Olympic bid for 2030 or beyond will be a go, if Colorado voters say so
After months of collecting data and speaking with Colorado residents, the Winter Games Exploratory Committee has recommended that Colorado pursue hosting a Winter Olympics.
Denverites focus on transportation and funding issues with a potential Winter Olympics bid
Many were worried about the impact that construction, especially on the I-70 corridor which would likely require Olympics-related work, would have on vulnerable communities that have existed alongside the highway for generations.
U.S. Olympics boss names Denver among three possibilities for upcoming winter games
Leaders of the U.S. Olympic Committee say they are interested in hosting a Winter Olympics, either in 2026 or 2030.
Denver in 5 minutes: What you need to know today, Aug. 18
Here's the good, the bad and the hilarious news in Denver.
Colorado alumna Jenny Simpson makes history by earning bronze in 1,500 meters
Simpson became the first U.S. woman to ever medal in the 1,500 meters.
Colorado’s Emma Coburn becomes first U.S. woman ever to medal in the steeplechase
The U.S. hadn't medaled in the steeplechase since 1984.
Checking in on Missy Franklin, Mallory Pugh and the rest of Colorado’s Olympians in Rio
You've been watching as much as you can, I'm sure, but it's not easy to keep up.
Colorado’s Mallory Pugh becomes youngest U.S. women’s player to score Olympic goal
The 18-year-old's strike came in the 59th minute against Colombia.
Man buns are everywhere at the Olympics. Just like Denver.
Several members of the USA Track and Field team are rocking the hairstyle.
Weird, but true: Former Nuggets star Carmelo Anthony is one of the greatest Olympic basketball players ever
Former Denver Nugget Carmelo Anthony only needs 35 points to become the Olympic men’s basketball’s all-time leading scorer.
At the Rio Olympics, “we just have to keep our mouths closed”
The Aug. 5 opening ceremony is just one week away.