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Denver permitting is ‘worst in the western U.S.,’ SKB exec says amid foreclosure

14 hours ago | denverpost.com | Thomas Gounley

Todd Gooding expected to spend a year renovating the industrial property his firm bought in 2022 in Denver’s Central Park. Instead, completion took two years — a delay he blames on the city’s permitting process. “It is by far and away the worst in the western U.S.,” said Gooding, president of Oregon-based developer ScanlanKemperBard Cos. Earlier this month, SKB’s lender initiated foreclosure on the company’s 140,000-square-foot building at 8000 E.
Popular High Line Canal Trail access path in Littleton to reopen after nearly five-month closure

1 day ago | denverpost.com | John Aguilar

Littleton by next month will reopen a popular pedestrian path connecting a park to the heavily used High Line Canal Trail, ending a nearly five-month closure during a dispute between the city and a property owner over who it belongs to.
Colorado funeral home owners resentenced to federal prison for selling body parts without families’ permission

1 day ago | denverpost.com | Sam Tabachnik

Megan Hess and Shirley Koch, the Colorado mother-daughter tandem who orchestrated a years-long scheme to sell body parts without the consent of grieving families, will spend years in federal prison after a judge on Monday resentenced the pair for their role in the unprecedented body-snatching case that garnered international notoriety.
Federal judge in Colorado expresses skepticism at Trump deportation procedures under Alien Enemies Act

1 day ago | denverpost.com | Sam Tabachnik

.A federal judge on Monday appeared inclined to continue to prevent the Trump administration from using the 18th-century Alien Enemies Act to deport immigrants being held in Colorado. U.S. District Judge Charlotte Sweeney questioned government lawyers at a morning hearing in Denver about why she shouldn’t continue a temporary restraining order in the case of two Venezuelan men being held at an immigration detention center in Aurora.
Rockies’ losing streak reaches eight as errors cost them vs. Nationals

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Patrick Saunders

The 2025 Rockies have no margin for error. Or errors. The Nationals edged Colorado, 3-2, in the first game of Sunday’s split doubleheader at Coors Field. Two critical throwing errors by rookie catcher Braxton Fulford in the second inning turned out to be the difference. That was a shame for Fulford and for rookie right fielder Zac Veen, both of whom hit the first home runs of their careers. The Rockies have lost eight straight games and have opened the season with a 3-17 record.
Rockies’ Kris Bryant won’t quit, but chronic back problems ‘really suck’

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Patrick Saunders

Kris Bryant can’t play baseball right now, and he’s unsure when he’ll be able to play again. But he’s not ready to give up the game. Bryant, 33, talked at length on Sunday about his chronic back condition and the physical and emotional effects it’s had on him. But the Rockies’ highest-paid player said he is not considering retiring. “I want to be on the field. I want to play the game,” Bryant said while standing at his locker in the Rockies clubhouse at Coors Field.
Through plane crash, coach’s passing and death of Matt Darr’s father, Regis Jesuit baseball leans on one another

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Kyle Newman

With burn scars under his uniform, Jackson Miller writes his mom’s initials in the dirt with his bat before stepping into the batter’s box. Miller, an outfielder on the Regis Jesuit sophomore team, survived a small plane crash last summer that killed his mother, Melissa Brinkmann. He suffered third-degree burns on his right arm and thighs that required skin grafts, and also had second-degree burns on other parts of his body.
Rockies rally late but lose seventh straight, falling 12-11 to Nationals

3 days ago | denverpost.com | Patrick Saunders

Loco in LoDo.An apt description of what transpired Saturday afternoon at Coors Field. The last team standing was the Washington Nationals, who hung on to win, 12-11. Despite signs of life from their hitherto dormant offense, the Rockies lost their seventh straight. They own a 3-16 record, the worst 19-game start in franchise history. In the ninth, Colorado had the tying run at third in Mickey Moniak, who had tripled home Hunter Goodman.
Rockies Journal: Clint Hurdle on fans: ‘We need to give them some action’

3 days ago | denverpost.com | Patrick Saunders

I receive numerous emails about the Rockies. I save the best of those emails, the ones that are thoughtful, reasonable, and not written by social media Neanderthals. From time to time, I check back with the fans who send me those emails to gauge their mood. Their mood is this: I’ve never seen so many avid, longtime Rockies fans this angry. Even worse, I’ve never sensed this much apathy from the fan base as a whole.
Grading The Week: Firing hitting coach won’t fix what ails Dick Monfort’s Rockies

3 days ago | denverpost.com | Sean Keeler

Loading your audio articleWhenever the Rockies’ ship hits an iceberg, nobody rearranges deck chairs the way Dick Monfort rearranges deck chairs. The baseball wonks in the Grading The Week cubicles have never heard a bad word about Clint Hurdle. Anything that stops the S.S. Coors Field from sinking further into the depths of the National League West is better than nothing at all. But firing the hitting coach of a 3-15 team also feels a bit like slapping a Band-Aid on a shark bite.