New Bill Would Decriminalize Prostitution in Colorado
Sponsors of the measure argue that sex work reform is a statewide concern, and hope that escort bureaus and massage parlors will offer more protection.
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After Killing Colorado Safety Bill, Uber Partners With Local Domestic Violence Centers
Recent ads paint Uber as a champion for survivors…months after stomping out a survivor-led effort to prevent rideshare sexual assaults.
Longtime Colorado Hemp Expo Not Coming Back in 2026, but New One on the Way
“Hemp in Colorado is very confused.”
And the Rest Is History: CPI Names Five More Endangered Places in Colorado
Top of the list: Bent’s Old Fort.
Aurora Police Report Surge in Crime at Homeless Navigation Campus
Within the first six weeks of the center’s opening, police responded to calls, issued citations and charged people with crimes approximately 140 times.
Wanna GTFO of Denver? Here Are Nine New DIA Destinations, From Maine to Central Mexico
New direct flights to California, Tennessee, Central Mexico and two different Carlsbads are all on the way.
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Colorado Marijuana Sales Fell for Fourth Straight Year in 2025
The first green zone appears to have dried up.
An Unexpected Name in the Epstein Files: Diana DeGette
The Colorado congresswoman says she was unaware of Barbro Ehnbom’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein — even as Ehnbom spent years asking him to donate to her campaign.
Sun Glares Have Closed This Four-Mile Stretch of I-70 Over 60 Times This Season
Mountain town commuters have probably experienced a glare closure or heard from someone who has.
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Colorado Lawmakers Reject Bill to Allow Resort Towns to Tax Vacant Homes
Amid housing crisis, vacancy rates in some mountain counties exceed 50 percent.
Denver’s Mexican Consul Doubles Down Amid Harassment, Corruption Allegations
On top of addressing calls for his resignation, Meléndez Cruz announced plans to move Denver’s consul office and add new direct flights to central Mexico.
Five Cheapest Homes for Sale in Denver Right Now
For just $300,000, you can own a house the size of a studio apartment next to a recent murder scene.
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How Colorado Leaders Are Pushing Back Against ICE
Police have said they’ll stop ICE agents using excessive force, and politicians are considering mask bans and updated public school policies.
Japan’s First Female Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, Learned From a Colorado Trailblazer
The former intern for U.S. Representative Pat Schroeder just led her coalition to a historic win.
Alan Roach, Colorado’s Favorite Voice, Announcing His Eighteenth Super Bowl
“I can’t think of a better job,” says the voice of the train at the Denver airport, who’ll head to Milan after the game.
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Rescheduling Cannabis Could Bring Big Tax Breaks — and Quiet Deregulation
Rescheduling could equate to a tax break of around $2.3 billion dollars for the marijuana industry, one estimate shows.
Latest Retail Weed Recall Hits Over 30 Colorado Dispensaries
It’s the seventh recall issued for Colorado cannabis in 2026, and the eleventh in the last three months.
Marijuana Tax Changes Under Consideration by Colorado Lawmakers
Outdoor cannabis accounts for a small slice of Colorado herb and costs about half the price of indoor, but both carry the same tax rate.
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Denver School Board Could Consider Policy to Protect Students, Staff From Immigration Enforcement
A draft of the proposed policy was posted online Thursday before the school board’s late afternoon meeting, but it wasn’t introduced.
Colorado Man Sues Walmart After Uncooked Bread Left Him Hospitalized
The lawsuit alleges that the baking instructions were covered by a “sell by” sticker.
Hattie McDaniel Affordable Condos Near Completion in Denver
The 62-unit building in Five Points is limited to buyers who make up to 80 percent of the area median income.
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Denver Immigrant Group Receives Frozen Grants — and an Apology
Juntos Community has secured a sizable grant after a tenuous back-and-forth with one of its funders.