Monday, October 31, 2011

Afternoon Headlines: Broncos' John Fox to start Tim Tebow vs. Raiders



Broncos' John Fox to start Tim Tebow vs. Raiders
The Broncos are sticking with Tim Tebow at quarterback, at least for another week. Coach John Fox said today that Tebow will start against the Raiders on Sunday.

Identity of 3-year-old boy who died in Aurora house fire is released
Timothy Joseph Ramirez was identified Monday as the 3-year-old victim in an Aurora house fire early Sunday.

Elway's to open DIA location
Elway's, the uber popular Cherry Creek and downtown Denver steak houses, will open another outlet at Denver International Airport.

Denver trick-or-treat forecast: Weather not scary on Halloween
Halloween weather in Denver will not be frightening as trick-or-treaters gather candies under clear, mild skies.


Obama orders FDA to help reduce drug shortages
President Barack Obama is directing the Food and Drug Administration to take steps to reduce drug shortages, action he says will help stop a "slow-rolling problem" that puts patients at risk and raises the potential for price gouging.

Denver chamber appoints interim vice president of communications
The Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce said today that Robert "Bob" Moody has been named interim vice president of public affairs and communications.

Stocks drop sharply as European debt fears return
Global stocks fell sharply Monday on concerns about Italy's ability to tame its colossal debts and the news that a U.S. brokerage firm filed for bankruptcy over its potential exposure to bad European government debt.


Stories abound about Colorado's haunted Capitol
Apparitions and hoof beats have led some people to believe the Colorado Capitol is haunted, but the official line is that it's a goblin-free zone.

Marijuana-legalization supporters blast Suthers
Proponents of an effort to place a marijuana-legalization initiative on the 2012 ballot called on state Attorney General John Suthers today to stay on the rhetorical sidelines during the campaign.

Former Denver councilman Linkhart joins mayor's team to head environmental health
Longtime elected official Doug Linkhart today was sworn in to be Denver's manager of environmental health, now having to enforce some of the laws he helped create as both a councilman and legislator.


Tim Tebow's struggles despite Broncos catering playbook
There is some feeling in the public domain the Broncos need to make their playbook more Tim Tebow friendly. But the Broncos have already catered almost all of what they've done over the past two weeks to trying to take advantage of Tebow's comfort level playing out of the shotgun, rather than under center.

Three Rapids to miss second leg of playoff series
The Rapids will be without Kosuke Kimura, Drew Moor and Caleb Folan for the second leg of their playoff series at Sporting Kansas City on Wednesday.

Cardinals manager La Russa announces retirement
Tony La Russa retired as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday, three days after winning a dramatic, seven-game World Series against the Texas Rangers.

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