Do Acrylic Bongs Carry Microplastic Risks?
These cheap pieces are mainstays for Boomer and Gen-X weed smokers.
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From JonBenét to Tim McVeigh and Columbine, P.I. Ellis Armistead Has Seen It All – and Paid the Price
“People in the system need to recognize that they’re impacted by this kind of work.”
Broncos Fans: Should “Hero” Kicker in Win Over Bills Be Fired?
Will Lutz’s journey has been bumpy.
Biggest Micro-Community in Denver Being Run by Nonprofit Behind “Toxic” Tiny Home Villages
Residents and former staffers at Colorado Village Collaborative sites in Denver say the city’s new micro-community manager is “awful” and “disorganized.”
My Spark Denver Is Just the Start of What City Will Do With Broncos Sale Revenue
Mayor Mike Johnston has been passionate about the My Spark Denver program, which is using funds from the 2022 Broncos sale to fund after-school activities.
Reader: Mushrooms Are Incredible Medicine, and Denver Is at the Forefront
“Where is this place? Asking for a friend…”
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Are Denver Dispensary Deals Worth a Road Trip?
Approach it like a Costco run, and it could be.
Metal Posts Installed Around Capitol Grounds to Protect Protesters
Drivers rammed protesters at least six times in Colorado during protests in 2020. Now the state is taking extra measures to protect Capitol demonstrators.
Zillow for the Homeless: Denver Partners With Tech Company to Get People off the Streets
Mayor Johnston has enlisted the help of Housing Connector, a nonprofit, to find permanent living spaces for Denver’s homeless and meet his House1000 goal.
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“Glory Colorado” Meets Tupac as CU Marching Band Feels the Prime Effect
The Golden Buffalo Marching Band jazzed up its song list this year to create the perfect “Coach Prime” playlist for fans flooding Boulder this season.
Natural Medicine Division Details Plans for Commercial Psilocybin
Someone has to inspect facilities and make sure the fungi are following the rules.
City Tears Up Popular Parking Lot in Golden Triangle Where Homeless Micro-Community Is Going
Asphalt has come out at the 1375 Elati Street micro-community site, leaving people to wonder just how “temporary” the homeless communities really are.
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What to Know About the “Fearless” CU Women’s Basketball Team After LSU Upset
The Buffaloes are aiming for another deep run in the NCAA Women’s Basketball tournament.
Denver Psilocybin Mushroom Dispensary Isn’t Trying to Hide
“I think, eventually, the state will pattern what they do after me.”
Virginia Village Landowner Pulls Out of Micro-Community Deal With City
The Krisana Group, a real-estate developer based in Centennial, has pulled out of its contract to turn 1380 South Birch Street into a micro-community.
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Colorado Legislators Taking On Property Tax Relief After Voters Reject Prop HH
Governor Jared Polis grants a special legislative session as early 2023 election results show his property tax relief plan going down in flames.
Welcome to the Pot Party, Ohio
Over a decade after Colorado legalized, you’re still early.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Fritter Cake
Granny Smith flavor and a high meant for solitude.
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The Hard Cell: The Turmoil Inside Colorado’s Understaffed Prisons
The worker shortage could have profound impacts on public safety and the criminal justice system for years to come.
Denver Homeless Residents Unfazed by Latest City Sweep: “We’ll Just Move Down the Block”
The city conducted a homeless sweep in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood that put dozens into housing, while simply sending others down the street.
An Idiot’s Guide to Election Day 2023 in Colorado
Feeling confused as hell about Election Day? Don’t worry, Colorado voters, Westword is here to help.
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Should Public Officials Be Allowed to Block Critics on Social Media?
In Colorado, elected officials are allowed to block people from their personal social media accounts. The U.S. Supreme Court could soon change that.