Bird to Take Over Denver’s Dockless E-Scooters, E-Bikes From Lyft
Lyft said it would stop operating dockless vehicles. Now Bird is swooping in.
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Eight Ways to Donate and Volunteer in Denver This Thanksgiving
Whether you’re giving money, food or your time as a volunteer, it all helps these Denver pantries, food drives and dinners.
Thornton’s Own Dalton Knecht Is Shining in the NBA
In his last five games, the rookie from Prairie View High School is averaging 22.8 points and shooting over 63 percent from three-point range.
State-by-State Marijuana Legalization Nearing Its Limit?
For the first time since 2008, no states approved recreational pot in a presidential election.
Denver Man Appearing on Shark Tank to Push the “Pickleball of Ping-Pong”
Will the sharks on ABC be hot for Pepper Pong? Tom Filippini sure hopes so.
Analysis: Red Flag Laws Are Still Used in Colorado’s Second Amendment Sanctuaries
They’re just used less frequently.
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Denver City Staffer Suing Mayor’s Office Over Lost Promotion, Ties to Election Opponent
“You cannot be on both sides of the table,” Jessica Calderon’s boss allegedly told her.
Denver Homeless Shelters Need More Security and Transparent Spending, Audit Says
“These issues need to be addressed, because vulnerable populations are at risk.”
Fire Inside Abandoned House Has Neighbors Frustrated With Derelict Property Program
Despite nearly $25,000 in fines this year alone, squatters and junk filled the home before it caught on fire earlier this month.
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Report: 14 Colorado Hospitals Still Don’t Comply With Price Transparency Rules
Around 60 percent of hospitals in Colorado comply with price transparency rules, but two major operators aren’t on board yet.
Stay Toasty With This Cannabis-Infused Hot Buttered Cider
Replace rum with cannabutter, and you’ve got a decadent one-two combo.
Adam Schefter Amazed to Learn That John Elway Hasn’t Spoken to Bo Nix
Sports insider reading between the lines, or a generational disconnect between Baby Boomers and Generation Z, who’d rather run a mile than make a cold call?
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Greed, Vices, Vanity and Laziness: Denver’s Greatest Sins
A recent survey rated Denver sixth on the “sin index” for American cities.
Nonprofits Working With Migrants Preparing for Trump’s Promised Operation Aurora Deportations
“We will send elite squads of ICE, Border Patrol and federal law enforcement officers to hunt down, arrest and deport every last illegal alien gang member,” Donald Trump vowed.
Colorado to Pay $1.5 Million to Website Designer Who Refused to Serve LGBTQ Couples
The state agreed to pay Lorie Smith’s attorneys’ fees after the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the web designer last year.
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Yes, Colorado State Patrol Really Does Give Tickets Based on Aircraft Speed Monitoring
From the sky, troopers can tell who is speeding before drivers even realize they’re being watched.
Transgender Legislator Says She Had to Take Her Name Off Gay Marriage Bill to Get Republican Support
Representative Brianna Titone worked on the Amendment J proposal for years. But for the Senate vote, she wasn’t a sponsor.
Marijuana in a Trumpian World
State-legal cannabis is probably too far along to be affected, but the federal status of the plant is still in question.
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Natural Medicine Division Hears Concerns From Would-Be Applicants
The application and licensing processes could create a “logistical log jam,” according to one community member.
Empty Land at Colfax and Broadway Could Become Pickleball Courts
The City of Denver has wanted to do something with the vacant parcel for years.
Bo Nix Turns Broncos Doubters Into Believers With Win Over Falcons
The quarterback’s spectacular stats only tell part of the tale.
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Donald Trump Taps Coloradan Chris Wright as Energy Secretary
The Liberty Energy CEO’s campaign mocking North Face went global three years ago.