Why Colorado Tokers Love Banana Punch
The high hits like a thousand jabs instead of a few haymakers.
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Suited to a Tea: Could Colorado Become the Next Kava Capital?
“A lot of people use it for anxiety…kava appeals to health-conscious people who maybe don’t like alcohol, or people getting sober from alcohol.”
First Weekend of Zero Fare for Better Air Was a Huge Success, Says RTD Driver
RTD bus driver Suna Karabay says she’s already seeing the benefits of Denver’s “Zero Fare for Better Air” program, including more kids and less drug use.
Ask a Stoner: Airline Employees Might Steal My Stash, Too?
“Given that story about United Airlines employees stealing weed from checked bags, should I reconsider the way I travel with my stash?”
Cabin Tap House Shooter Sentenced to 62 Years for New Year’s Day Killings
At his sentencing, Levi Diecidue apologized for the 2022 New Year’s Day shooting – claiming his heart “was filled with rage and anger at the time.”
Cartoon of Casa Bonita Draws Trademark Complaint From Owners
Etsy sent a notice of trademark violation to Karl Christian Krumpholz for an illustration that had been on the cover of Westword in May.
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New South Broadway Dispensary Has Pueblo Roots
Named in honor of the Arkansas, Colorado and Roaring Fork rivers, Three Rivers Dispensary has been open for less than two weeks on the edge of South Broadway.
Man Drowns in Ferril Lake After City Park Jazz Show on June 25
A video of the incident is titled “Denver cops let man drown.”
Reader: It’s Shameful That Four Buyers Are Required to Make Home Ownership Attainable
Co-buying can be controversial.
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Killer of Fabulous Boogienauts Singer Jennifer Gelvin Sentenced to Eighty Years in Prison
Matthew Madden murdered his estranged wife and their neighbor in September 2021.
Drones Replace Fireworks in Some Fourth of July Shows This Year
But Parker tried a drone show last year…and is offering fireworks in 2023
Supreme Court Rules That Businesses Can Refuse to Serve LGBTQ Individuals
A Colorado woman claimed that because of her religious beliefs, she shouldn’t have to serve LGBTQ couples. The Supreme Court just agreed.
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Michigan Marijuana Farm Expands Into Southern Colorado
Grasshopper Farms has opened a 48-acre farm with 3,000 pants in Pueblo. According to the company, jobs will be staffed by local workers.
Short & Stoned Has Big Aspirations in the Cannabis World
“These are things I can’t help but be. I’m short and I like to get stoned.”
RTD Is Free in July and August: Here’s What You Need to Know
“So much of this is how do we fill up those trains and buses and take better advantage of the system we already have?”
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Dream Team of Artists Turned a Dispensary Into the Meow Wolf of Marijuana
The project turned into a “summer camp for artists” in Denver.
Ask a Stoner: Finding Popular Growers and Rosin in Smaller Towns
“Why is it so hard to find my usual flower or rosin makers in smaller towns?”
Four’s Company: Co-Buying Can Make Denver Housing Affordable
These four Denverites joined together to buy a home.
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Industry Giants Form “First” Super PAC for Federal Weed Legalization
The group has its eyes on the 2024 election.
New Broncos Training Camp Rules Repeat Last Year’s Disaster Times Twelve
You’ll need tickets to attend the free events, and the signup starts today.
Suncor Devotes More Cash to Shareholders Than to Preventing Pollution, The Lever Reports
Colorado’s only refinery kept the money flowing to investors rather than making facility improvements.
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Evans Medical Center Plans to Sue City After Council Approves Downzoning
Even before Denver City Council voted on June 20, the immigrant-owned health facility had filed a complaint.