Reader: The Death Penalty Is Incredibly Racist in How It’s Applied
A bill that would abolish the death penalty in Colorado passed its first legislative hurdle on Wednesday, March 6.
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CDOT Leaning on Pot Industry, New Approach to Fight Stoned Driving
“…the budtender is going to win every time in credibility.”
John Hickenlooper Maps Out Presidential Agenda at Campaign Kickoff
“It’s time to bring all Americans together. And that is why I’m running for president of the United States.”
There’s Just One Medical Doctor at Immigration Detention Facility in Aurora
And she oversees its thousand or so detainees at the immigration center in Aurora.
Six Avalanche Deaths in Two Months: How They Happened
The fatality total is especially concerning since March and April are two of Colorado’s snowiest months.
King Soopers Bargaining Talks Break Down, Possible Strike Vote Looms
A strike against King Soopers in May 1996 lasted 44 days.
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Learning About Pot and Parkinson’s With Dr. James Beck
Beck was recently in Denver for the Parkinson’s Foundation’s first medical marijuana conference.
Bill Allowing MMJ Over Opioids Shelved Until Marijuana Laws Revamped
The bill is expected to return later in the year.
Death Penalty Repeal Bill Passes First Legislative Hurdle
A bill that would abolish the death penalty in Colorado passed its first legislative hurdle.
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Inside Colorado Public Radio’s Purchase of Denverite
The acquisition is shaking up the Denver media scene in ways big and small, but CPR is focusing on the big.
Can Hickenlooper 2020 Outrun His “Frackenlooper” Legacy?
In a 2020 primary field rushing to embrace the Green New Deal, is there room for a moderate ex-governor who once drank fracking fluid?
Michael Hancock: Why You Should Re-Elect Me Mayor of Denver
Michael Hancock shares his thoughts and positions on the most important issues facing Denver today.
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Tampons a Luxury Item? Denver Taxes Them That Way — but Maybe Not for Long
Denver collects some $450,000 a year off feminine hygiene products.
Ask a Stoner: Can I Make Pot-Infused Honey at Home?
Making your own is a sticky but relatively simple process.
Immigrant Detainees Launch Hunger Strike at Facility in Aurora
The inmates, currently under quarantine for mumps, refused to eat their breakfast in protest today, March 6.
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Colorado Pot Industry Could Open Doors to Corporations and Minorities
A bill that would open Colorado marijuana businesses up for public trading and lessen investment restrictions passed its first committee hearing in the state legislature Monday, March 4.
Homeless Class-Action Settlement May Not Go Into Effect Until September
While a proposed settlement has been reached between homeless plaintiffs and Denver, the terms may not be approved until this fall.
Jamie Giellis: Why You Should Elect Me Mayor of Denver
Jamie Giellis believes her work with neighborhoods gives her special insight into tackling issues of development and more in Denver.
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Hick to Nuke Australia?: The Onion versus the New York Times
Expect to see references to one of these items in every Hickenlooper email blast from now on. Guess which one.
Two Parents’ Kratom Stories: One Nightmare, One Miracle
The wide gap between negative and positive kratom experiences is epitomized by the experiences of these two parents.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Scooby Snacks
Blame the Shaggy memes.
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Colorado and Masterpiece Cakeshop Agree to Stop Suing Each Other
We’ll never have to hear about Masterpiece Cakeshop again! Maybe!