Denver Slaughterhouse Fined $119,000 for Toxic Chemical Risks
Superior Farms was penalized by the EPA as a ballot initiative seeks to ban such slaughterhouses from Denver.
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Defendant in Aurora Councilwoman’s Domestic-Abuse Case Set Free on Plea Deal
Derek Cobb was originally charged with second-degree kidnapping, third-degree assault and criminal mischief in April.
After RTD’s Chaotic Summer, Downtown Light Rail Lines to Be Restored
The Free MetroRide will once again be dissolved as part of the changes, which are set to take place September 29.
Nuggets, Avalanche Games to Be Broadcast on Local TV, Streaming Service
The agreement enables nearly 3.5 million people in the Denver area to watch forty games between both teams for free this season.
Jeffco Commission Nixes Bike Park Permit, but Developers Have One More Chance
The controversial bike park inspired over 800 written and in-person comments earlier this week.
Westword Has Immediate Openings for Editorial Interns
These are part-time positions for people who want to report, not get coffee.
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High Notes: Minis That Pack a Punch, Allgreens Now Selling Rec Rosin
There’s plenty to be excited about this fall, including seasonal cannabis boxes delivered to doorsteps and super-mini rosin gummies.
My Favorite Dispensary Was Purchased. Should I Find a New One?
“The budtender asked me to give them time, but should I jump ship now?”
Park Hill Golf Course Owners Must Reimburse Over $250,000 for Unpaid Renovations
Sisters of Color United for Education spent around $200,000 fixing up the golf course’s clubhouse, only to be denied access.
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Neighbors Worry City Park West Rezoning Proposal Creates Another Boring Building
“It’s death by 1,000 demolition permits.”
David Sirota’s New Podcast Traces Project 2025 Back to Joseph Coors and Rise of the New Right
Master Plan focuses on the Powell Memorandum, which inspired the beer mogul to establish the foundation of today’s conservative movement.
Want to Help Treat People With Psilocybin? This Is What Training Looks Like.
Facilitators in Colorado’s new healing centers must train for months before they guide clients through experience with natural medicine.
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CBD, the Mosquito Killer? Hemp Extract Shows Promise as Pesticide
We love all animals, except mosquitoes. They can go straight to hell – and maybe hemp can help get them there.
Colorado Tops U.S. in Cocaine Use…Again
This marks the second time in three years that Colorado tops the country in admitted cocaine use, according to federal data.
Complaint Accuses Denver Slaughterhouse, Fur Ban Campaigns of Hiding Donors
“Voters deserve to know who is actually behind this misguided effort.”
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Does Anyone Know How to Clean the 16th Street Mall’s New Tiles?
Blocks of the 16th Street Mall are now open, but the city’s maintenance partner still hasn’t finalized plans to maintain the new granite.
Police Across Colorado Ticketing Expired Plates This Week
The last time Denver police enforced expired plates, vehicle registration increased by over 30 percent.
Broncos Fans Ask “What the Hell?” After Road Win Over Tampa Bay
Coach Sean Payton was in “WHOO-HOO!” mode after the Broncos’ road win over the Bucs.
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Reader: Bo Nix Is Not the Problem, Coaching Is Letting Him Down
The new quarterback will take on the Buccaneers in Tampa this morning. Will we see more boners?
Analysis: Colorado Voters Weigh a Ban on Hunting Mountain Lions as Attitudes Toward Wild Predators Shift
An increasing share of Americans believes humans should coexist with carnivores and opposes lethal control for human benefit.
Where Can I Find Cross Joints in Denver?
Most shoppers care more about the potency and burn rate of a joint, but there are some artistically rolled joints out there.
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Rain in Denver, Snow in Mountains Expected Over Weekend
Temperatures in Denver are predicted to fall more than 30 degrees by Sunday.