Drug-endangered child bills fail

Earlier this month, we examined two controversial bills about drug-endangered children that “could arguably make all cannabis-using parents criminals” according to our William Breathes. Senator Linda Newell, who sponsored the measures, passionately disagreed with this interpretation. But yesterday, both measures failed after the state senate reportedly approved them only to…

Top thirteen ways to know if you’re a real foodie

Denver blog posts are working up an appetite. At our Cafe Society blog, Juliet Wittman counts down thirteen ways to know you’re a real foodie against the backdrop of the Boulder Farmers’ Market. The Colorado Independent’s Mike Littwin on winning the coveted Cliven Bundy vote. Denver Egotist shares the 2014…

Red-light camera ban fails, transformed into “study”

Last week, we noted that a bill to ban red-light cameras (after years of failed attempts) had managed to win approval in the state senate. But it was flagged yesterday by a House committee after heavy lobbying from a number of local mayors, including Denver’s Michael Hancock, and the Colorado…

Denver Post lays off two amid continuing sale rumors

Denver Post sale rumors began circulating earlier this month — and they won’t be quieted by the latest developments at the paper. Two longtime staffers — assistant city editor Marcus Chamberland and copy editor Chris Metteer — have been laid off, and we hear that a new hire was put…

A sneak peek inside the Thirsty Lion

Denver blog posts have the inside scoop. At our Cafe Society blog, Lori Midson offers a first look at the Thirsty Lion, a new bar and grill opening near Union Station on April 29. Denver PR Blog spotlights the winners of the Gold Pick Awards. Colorado Pols spotlights a new…