Bill Would Give Cops More Discretion in Marijuana DUI Arrests
The bill would allow police to arrest drivers “for the presumption that a driver is under the influence of marijuana.”
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Hearing for Bill About Sex Education in Public Schools Lasts Ten Hours
The House Health and Insurance Committee approved a bill that would expand comprehensive sex education in Colorado.
How Brady Letters Evolved Into a Blacklist for Suspect Cops
The assistant district attorney for Boulder County explains so-called Brady letters and how the way they’re handled can result in problem police officers falling through the cracks.
Denver Post Could Benefit If Its Hedge Fund Owner Buys Gannett
A knowledgeable source says the Denver Post’s staffers could benefit if its vulture hedge fund owner buys the giant Gannett publishing company.
Is Colorado Trying to Get You Give Up Your SUV?
The Colorado Automobile Dealers Association is suing over California emissions standards being imposed on the state.
Which Team Should Broncos Fans Support in the Super Bowl?
Super Bowl Sunday is upon us. Here’s a guide for Broncos fans looking for a team to support.
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Ask a Stoner: What is Neem Oil, and How Does it Affect My Pot?
Some growers love neem oil, while others blame it for health symptoms among heavy pot users.
Cannabis Church, City Attorneys Dig in for Trial Over Misdemeanors
“This one could go two days, maybe even three days,” the judge said.
Ban the Box Bill Would Remove Criminal History Question From Job Applications
A bill banning the criminal history question from private-sector job applications passed the State House Judiciary Committee.
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Ready-to-Strike Denver Teachers to Rally Today, Negotiate With DPS Tomorrow
Members of the Denver teachers union who’ve voted to strike will follow a State Capitol rally with a Denver Public Schools negotiating session.
East High Officials Cleared of Failure-to-Report-Student-Rape Charges
A Denver County judge has dismissed charges against East High School administrators charged with failing to report the rape of a student.
Donald Trump Portrait Coming Soon to Recently Vandalized State Capitol
A Donald Trump portrait whose absence stirred controversy is coming soon to the Colorado State Capitol.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Banana OG
Some growers affectionately call it “Nana OG” and “Nana.”
Op-Ed: National Popular Vote Compact Betrays Our Constitution
The NPVC says that the rest of the country will decide which candidate will receive Colorado’s presidential electoral votes.
Denver’s Social Pot Use Program Could Get Extended, Updated
City Council members have been trying to figure out how to entice more applicants.
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How a Joke Shattered Suzanne Warmington’s Life and Career
Suzanne Warmington tells how a joke she told at her daycare job led to a felony conviction and a life-altering sentence.
Tamales for Teachers to Support Denver Teachers’ Strike, Seeks Broader Message
A project to provide tamales to Denver teachers on the picket line is being planned by a prominent group of Denver socialists.
Kyle Zeppelin Wants to Build a City of the Future. Is It All a Pipe Dream?
Kyle Zeppelin considers himself the better angel of his trade, a moralistic rebel of real estate who stands shoulder to shoulder with community activists bemoaning the thoughtless architecture that’s transforming Denver.
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Denver Snowstorm Mess and Blame for CDOT, DPS, Weather Forecasters
A nightmarish Denver morning commute due to a snowstorm prompted an apology from one forecaster, but not from CDOT or DPS.
Ask a Stoner: How Many Towns in Colorado Still Ban Weed Sales?
We’ll give you a hint: a lot.
Remembering Spencer Christman Sweeting Klingeman
She was the heart and soul of the Westword family.
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CBDeez Nuts: CBD-Infused Peanut Butter Is an Easy DIY
There are two ways to make CBD peanut butter: We’ll teach you both.