Tiny Home Village for Women, Trans Individuals Opens in Cole
The village will have room for 14 formerly homeless women and trans individuals.
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Polis on COVID-19 Special Session Bills and How He’ll Disinfect Them
The governor’s plan includes a can of Lysol.
Attorney: Avalanche Case Against Boarders an Attack on Mountain Life
The state avalanche center is the focus of a new motion in the case.
Ask a Stoner: Giving Surplus Weed to Strangers
Anything’s better than throwing it away.
COVID-19: Grocers (Maybe Yours) Pile Up on Huge New Outbreak List
New entries in the past week easily top 200.
Colorado Economic Comeback Not as Strong as Advertised
Census Bureau data undermines the sunny narrative.
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Where Metro Denver Rent Has Gone Down — and Where It Hasn’t
Prices are up year over year in several major suburbs.
On the Fly: Michael Hancock Should Have Followed Head Earlier at Airport
The Great Hall Project approved in August 2017 never made sense.
COVID-19: In Conservative Colorado Town, Mask Wearing Gets Worse
The situation has deteriorated since the summer.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Cobra Lips
The high, while powerful, is hardly venomous to your day.
Denver’s Front-Line Workers Can Snag Free CBD Cookies on Friday
Healthcare workers, first responders and all other essential workers can enjoy a free CBD-infused cookie in Denver.
Table Tennis Continues to Score With Colorado Sports Bettors
From Russia, with love.
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Governor Jared Polis: My COVID-19 Infection Story
The governor admitted that he’s not out of the woods.
Inside Elevationism, the Practicing Religion at the International Church of Cannabis
For some church members, the colorful house of worship goes beyond a tourist attraction.
Petition to Polis: Stop the Lip Service and Enforce COVID-19 Laws
The health department answers the advocates’ charges.
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COVID-19: More Than 1,100 Active Outbreaks, Another Grim Record
New entries smashed the record for the ninth week in a row.
COVID-19: Level Red Counties Closest to Level Purple Shutdowns
Closing these counties could cause a political firestorm.
The Satanic Temple Colorado Puts a Devilish Spin on the Holidays
The annual Saturnalia celebration is December 17.
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Ask a Stoner: Does a Lighter Flame Kill Pipe Germs?
Running a flame over a mouthpiece is a common way to “kill” germs left from someone else’s saliva.
City Planners Reducing Household Size in Proposed Group-Living Overhaul
Community Planning and Development is proposing a hard cap at four, five, or six unrelated adults.
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Denver Begins Sweep of Large Homeless Encampment in RiNo
Denver police officers fenced off the area to prevent protesters from entering the encampment.