Denver Broncos

The Denver Broncos plan to build a new stadium on the 58-acre rail yard, prompting community input sessions regarding the Burnham Yard Small Area Plan. Residents expressed major concerns about traffic impacts, potential displacement due to rising rent, and questioned how the project would affect the existing neighborhood structure. Meanwhile, Broncos owner Greg Penner acknowledged the difficulties while maintaining focus on achieving the 2031 opening.

The Denver Broncos released new master plan renderings for Burnham Yard, the preferred site for a new football stadium and mixed-use neighborhood.

The Denver Broncos have purchased a 58-acre Burnham Yard property for $46 million and released early renderings of a new stadium and five development districts, including green spaces, repurposed rail tracks, and public transit integration. The project requires Denver City Council approval and faces administrative hurdles, including a potential blight designation for tax benefits.

The Denver Broncos have opened a state-of-the-art training facility on Broncos Parkway in Englewood, which has received praise from players, media, and fans.

RTD will avoid fare increases to address a $200 million deficit but will implement 10% service reductions to save $20 million. The board approved a 9-6 vote to prioritize cost-saving measures, including service adjustments based on ridership needs and efficiency standards, with changes effective by May or June 2024. A High-Volume Event Service pilot with the Broncos was also approved.

Half-priced tickets for Denver Broncos games will be available for purchase starting Tuesday. The sale features a limited inventory of discounted game tickets.

The Denver Broncos will hold a half-price ticket sale starting at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, offering limited 2026 regular season tickets at $23.00 each with a four-ticket household limit. Tickets are non-refundable, non-transferable, and delivered digitally for entry to non-premium gates.

Cartoonist Drew Litton highlights key aspects Broncos fans will focus on during training camp, particularly the health of quarterback Bo Nix's ankle.

A construction worker died at the site of the Denver Broncos' new training facility on Monday. The incident occurred during the construction of the facility.

A construction worker died at the Denver Broncos' new training facility site after being found unresponsive in a confined ceiling area. The Denver Broncos expressed condolences, and the cause of death remains under investigation.

The Bears agreed to sign former UFL receiver Kaden Davis to add depth before training camp. Davis, who played for the Houston Gamblers and has NFL experience with the Browns, Cardinals, Broncos, and Lions, returns 10 kickoffs for 275 yards. Bears coach Antwaan Randle El suggested adding receivers to prepare for camp.

Denver Broncos pass rusher Jonathon Cooper was arrested again on Thursday for allegedly violating a protection order. He was previously arrested last week on domestic violence and criminal mischief charges.

Denver Broncos' linebacker Jonathon Cooper was arrested for the second time in a week on charges of violating a protection order related to domestic violence. Cooper and his girlfriend were previously arrested for domestic violence and criminal mischief, and he faces court proceedings with a $5,000 bond.

Denver Broncos pass rusher Jonathon Cooper pleaded not guilty Monday in a domestic violence case stemming from an altercation with his girlfriend.

Denver Broncos outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper was arrested and jailed on domestic violence charges. The incident occurred on Friday.

Patrick Mahomes participated in the Kansas City Chiefs' first voluntary offseason workout five months after undergoing left knee surgery. The Chiefs coach Andy Reid confirmed Mahomes is progressing well and can engage in non-contact phase 2 workouts, with the team aiming for his full readiness by the September season opener.