DENVER — Jay Cutler got the last laugh. The Pro Bowl passer, who forced a blockbuster trade out of Denver last spring and became the Chicago Bears’ first franchise quarterback since Sid Luckman, returned to Invesco Field on Sunday night and led his new team to a 27-17 preseason win over the Broncos.

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Cutler wins in return to Denver

Jay Cutler got the last laugh. The Pro Bowl passer, who forced a blockbuster trade out of Denver last spring and became the Chicago Bears’ first franchise quarterback since Sid Luckman, returned to Invesco Field on Sunday night and led his new team to a 27-17 preseason win over the Broncos. Cutler disregarded the thousands of hecklers, including Broncos pass-rusher Elvis Dumervil, in leading…

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Bears QB Cutler wins 27-17 in return to Denver (AP)

The “gutless” California Assembly — that’s Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s word, but it’s spot on — is about to gut the prison reform bill that the governor and a majority in the state Senate have agreed upon.

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Editorial: Gutless Assembly copping out on prisons

While Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is right about the need for prison reform, his budget strategy this summer also included one of the stupidest ideas imaginable: trying to sell $1 billion worth of workers’ compensation policies owned by State Fund, a government agency whose whole purpose is to

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Editorial: Selling State Fund assets is stupid, and worth a fight

Head Coach Josh McDaniels and others will speak to the media following the conclusion of the Broncos-Bears preseason contest. You can watch the press conferences streaming live here.

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Live: Press Conference

…in real trouble. Under pressure The Bears didn’t handle Denver’s pressure very well in the early going. Was it due to the Broncos 3-4 defensive scheme, or was Denver throwing in some…

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Bears blog: Hester returning to form, but no TD

NBC announcers Cris Collinsworth and Al Michaels express sympathy for Kyle Orton, caught in the middle of the Jay Cutler-Denver Broncos storm.

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Isaacson: Orton caught in Cutler-Broncos storm

Coming into Sunday night’s preseason matchup, all eyes were focused on Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, who made his return to Denver for the first time since being traded during the offseason.

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Broncos Fans Greet Cutler With An Icy Welcome

Denver Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton has been taken to the locker room after cutting his right index finger on a helmet in the second quarter against the Chicago Bears. After his follow-through on an incomplete pass to Correll Buckhalter, Orton appeared to graze a helmet. He immediately glanced down at his bloody finger, held it up for the sideline to see and then trotted off the field.

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Broncos QB Orton exits with finger injury (AP)

Denver Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton has been taken to the locker room after cutting his right index finger on a helmet in the second quarter against the Chicago Bears.

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Broncos QB Orton exits with finger injury (PA SportsTicker)