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Polis on How Extreme Cold Will Impact COVID Testing, Vaccinations
Many testing sites will close over the extended weekend.
Emails Show Chummy Relationship Between ICE, Colorado DMV
State lawmakers now want to put up a wall between the DMV and ICE.
Denver Regulators Update Marijuana Proposal Before Submitting to Council
A Denver City Council committee is expected to begin considering new forms of marijuana businesses on March 2, including delivery and hospitality services.
With Climate Change, Colorado Ski Seasons Are Getting Shorter
Less snow and warmer temperatures add up to trouble.
Okey Payne, 95: Strange Details From Elderly Murder Suspect’s Arrest
Okey Payne believes he was secretly being drugged.
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The Lonely, Tragic Fentanyl OD Death of a Denver Teen
The teen’s body wasn’t found for two days.
Man Behind “Mask Free Shopping” Video Tells All
The video follows a group of shoppers without facial coverings.
Is Growing Weed More Art or Science at This Point?
Colorado’s cannabis industry is in the heart of a boom of branded wholesale growers.
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Hancock Not Taking No for Answer About Homeless Vaccinations
Denver’s mayor is hoping the feds will come to the rescue.
Is John Hickenlooper a Closet Republican?
A recent vote caused him to be praised by enemies.
Weed Edibles Recalled for Being Too Strong
The chocolate bars had twice the amount of THC and CBD than intended, prompting the voluntary recall.
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Altitude Host on Blame for Ongoing Comcast Fight Over Nuggets, Avs
Vic Lombardi has beef with the cable giant.
Huge Winter Park Outbreak, COVID-19’s Ski Town Impact Growing
The outbreak is centered at employee housing.
Ask a Stoner: Armor Made From Hemp?
Hemp fabrics were used to make cheap armor centuries ago, and now companies are experimenting with hemp in bulletproof vests.
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Kendra Black Proposing Utensil, Condiment Opt-In for Takeout, Delivery
All single-use items would fall under a proposed ordinance.
Aurora Dispensary Gets Colorado’s First Recreational Marijuana Delivery Permit
Recreational marijuana delivery became legal in Colorado January 1.
Colorado Counties With the Most COVID-19 Deaths Per Capita Now
The data contains plenty of surprises.
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Joe Neguse: A National Political Star Is Born at Impeachment Hearings
Neguse took center stage at the impeachment hearing.
Littleton HOA’s Bizarre Fight Against Couple’s Black Lives Matter Flag
The denial of the right to fly the flag is in limbo.
Judge Rules Fort Collins Camping Ban Case Violated Eighth Amendment
He worked in a homeless shelter, but couldn’t stay there.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Lucid Dream
Although Lucid Dream’s parents bring energy, neither Amnesia Haze nor Blue Dream have been accused of making us productive.