Marijuana Prices Are Dropping, So Why Aren’t Edible Prices?
The price of an eighth has never been cheaper, so why are edibles still the same price?
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Walker Stapleton Wants You to Know He’s Serving the Public, Too
Who would want to be governor when you can get summoned for jury duty instead?
Mom of Teen Killed in Police Shooting Sues CSU for Transparency, Not Cash
The mother of a nineteen-year-old killed by police near the CSU campus has filed a lawsuit in the case. Money isn’t her main motivation.
If Pay Negotiations Fall Through, Denver Public School Teachers Are Ready to Strike
If Denver Public Schools and the teachers union can’t work out some $14 million in differences, teachers say they’re prepared to strike.
9News’s Gary Shapiro Gets Off Twitter After Out-of-Staters Hijacked Account
9News morning anchor Gary Shapiro is shutting down most of his Twitter account because it’s been taken over by trolls.
New Plan to Ban Handheld Phone Use While Driving for Everyone in Colorado
An advocate for a new proposal to ban the use of handheld mobile devices while driving for everyone in Colorado explains how it can save lives.
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Climate Activists Keep the Pressure on Polis With Anti-Fracking Petition
Polis got a polite but firm reminder from environmental activists about the issues that could very well define his time in office: fracking and climate change.
These Products Will Explode With Hemp’s Legalization
Some pundits view industrial hemp as a bigger cash crop than marijuana
Burke Ramsey Settles Suit Over CBS Docu-Series About Sister JonBenét
The brother of murdered child JonBenet Ramsey has settled a lawsuit against CBS over a program suggesting that he’d committed the crime.
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Identity Evropa Defends Against Racism, Neo-Nazi, White Supremacy Charges
The spokesperson for Identity Evropa offers his defense of the organization.
Denver Public Schools Robocall Screw-Up Impacts Superintendent’s First Day
An inaccurate Denver Public Schools robocall could affect attendance on the first day of the system’s new superintendent.
Psilocybin Decriminalization Backers Submit Signatures for May 2019 Ballot
Psilocybin decriminalization advocates are submitting signatures for the May 2019 elections today, January 7.
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Op Ed: Should Armed Teachers Be in Our Schools?
A Columbine parent analyzes the dangers of arming teachers.
Reader: Alcohol Is the Real Killer and Gateway Drug
The Colorado Legislature could finally deal with social use, and readers are eager for answers.
Eight Cannabis Strains Named After Other Drugs
Similar to their namesakes, but not that similar.
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Reader: If Tax Dollars Were Spent Correctly, We Wouldn’t Need Added Taxes
The only thing certain in life are death and taxes, as Denver voters know.
Expect These Marijuana Bills in the 2019 Legislative Session
The state’s medical and retail marijuana codes will sunset in September, leaving the legislature tasked with evaluating Colorado’s pot laws and regulations, and creating even more room for dozens of new cannabis-related bills at the State Capitol building this year.
Denver Was Drier Than Phoenix in 2018
Denver received only 8.53 inches of precipitation (rain and snow-equivalent rainfall) in 2018, making it the sixth-driest year in the city’s recorded history.
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Resolutions for Colorado Democrats in 2019
Colorado Democrats, you had a good 2018. But heed the wisdom of Han Solo: Great, kid. Don’t get cocky.
Exploring Hemp’s New Horizons With Morris Beegle
Legal marijuana is so 2015.
Joe Salazar Isn’t Done Fighting Colorado’s Frackers — or Fellow Democrats
“Don’t get too comfortable in your blue sneakers. Blue sneakers can step in shit just like boots can.”
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Will Hotels, Concerts and Lounges Allow Marijuana Use Next Year?
The bill would create two new hospitality business licenses that allow social marijuana use in a manner similar to alcohol.