States Will Keep Pushing AI Laws Despite Trump’s Efforts to Stop Them
The president singled out Colorado in his executive order.
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Disability Advocates Back Federal Probe of Colorado Prisons, Allege Years of Violations
Though the Justice Department’s timing is suspicious, advocates call the investigation “an important step toward accountability.”
Green Alert: Colorado Cannabis Space Eager for Trump to Reschedule
“Colorado’s cannabis industry has been in a free-fall since 2021, and 2025 sales are trending down yet again, so operators here desperately need a lifeline.”
Wash Park West Residents Call for City to Reverse Course on Road Diet
Residents sent Mayor Mike Johnston a petition with 1,030 signatures to restore plans; some are calling for his DOTI director to resign.
Donald Trump Issues Illegitimate Pardon to Tina Peters
Governor Jared Polis and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser immediately rebuked a social media post from the president saying he would be “granting Tina a full Pardon.”
Denver Teens Use Alcohol, Tobacco Earlier After Neighborhood Violence Exposure, Study Shows
“We still don’t know what community interventions work best.”
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What’s Fresh at the Denver Mint? New Coins, Free Tours
From new coins that feature Lady Liberty and Founding Fathers to relics of a past century, history buffs and misers will find plenty to look at.
Man Rescued After Climbing 100-Foot Sculpture in Denver Tech Center
The man spent nearly ten hours on the monument before he was coaxed down.
Colorado Marijuana Prices Reach New Record Low as 2025 Ends
It’s been another hard year for the Colorado cannabis industry.
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Aurora Wants to Help You Buy a House
The city is willing to cover between 4 and 10 percent of a home’s down payment, but there are deadlines.
Here’s Why Denver Sunrises Have Been So Spectacular Lately
Early bird gets the worm — and some great photos.
Northern Colorado Community Named New Biggest Boomtown
The town had the highest eight-year percentage increases in population and income.
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Wash Park West Residents Divided on Traffic Circles, Road Safety
“We’ve got neighbors who are for and who are against, and whichever way it goes, no one will hold permanent grudges here.”
Jared Polis Promotes White Supremacist and Child Porn Defender as “Intellectuals”
The governor encouraged Coloradans to follow the controversial online personalities, saying they do “actual thinking.”
Federal Judge Shuts Down Tina Peters’s Bid for Release
According to the judge, the 2020 election denier’s pending appeal in state court bars a federal court from intervening.
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Frustrated Denver Home Sellers Are Pulling Their Houses Off the Market
Denver had the second-highest rate of delistings in the country in October.
Julie Gonzales Wants to Be Colorado’s First U.S. Senadora — and She’s Not Asking for Party Permission
The progressive state legislator will challenge incumbent John Hickenlooper in the 2026 primary.
Mayor’s Bicycle Advisors Finally Get a Meeting
Mike Johnston previewed his 2026 priorities with the committee, which include reducing traffic deaths…and getting a new bike.
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Measuring Colorado’s Mountains, One Hike at a Time
Does Colorado have a new 14er? According to this measurement, yes.
Colorado Hit by Five Marijuana Recalls in Four Weeks
They’re the latest in a string of recent recalls from the state, which has issued sixteen so far in 2025.
Was Nextdoor on the Money With Denver’s Friendliest Neighborhood?
If any platform knows annoying and unfriendly, it’s Nextdoor. Perhaps that helped the community website rank Mile High hoods.
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Denver’s Dankest Dispensary Deals
Black Friday may be over, but the dispensary discounts continue.