Emmy-Winning Producers Behind First Pro-Proposition 112 Campaign Ad
“The Fracking Reality” will be circulated online and via grassroots outreach.
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Why Mentally Ill Colorado Man Has Spent Eight Months in Jail for Spitting
A mentally ill Colorado man has been in jail since February because he spit on a police officer.
Vape and Play’s Taylor Rosean Talks About His Family’s Upcoming Pot Lounge
Denver Vape and Play will be a family business.
Wall Street Pumping Cash to Walker Stapleton Through Anti-Corruption Loophole
The Colorado gubernatorial nominee gets bankrolled by dark money and financial donors — as he oversees state investments.
U.S. District Attorney Bob Troyer Explains Attack on Legal Marijuana in Colorado
The U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado recently criticized the state’s decision to legalize cannabis.
Councilwoman Requests Money to Monitor Noise at I-70 Construction Site
The staffer would monitor nighttime noise in other parts of the city, too.
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Deborah Ramirez’s Brett Kavanaugh Story Given Token Look by FBI?
Boulder’s Deborah Ramirez was quizzed by the feds about her accusations against Brett Kavanaugh, but none of the twenty-plus people she told investigators could corroborate her story appear to have been.
Ten Things You May Not Know About Greeley
You may only know Greeley by its reputation in Colorado as, “oh, that city up North that smells bad?”
Denver Has Worst Home Affordability of Any Big County in America
According to a new report, Denver has the worst home affordability relative to long-term averages of any large county in the United States.
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Denver Mayor Candidate Penfield Tate: Michael Hancock Is a Sexual Harasser
Former state senator and city official Penfield Tate has announced his candidacy for Denver mayor in 2019, and he’s not tip-toeing around his disagreements with Michael Hancock, the man who currently holds the position.
Ask a Stoner: What Questions Should I Be Asking at Dispensaries?
Get to the point, and be specific.
Cannabis-Focused Schools and Courses in Colorado
There’s a class for that.
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Colorado’s War of the Words Continues Over Columbus Day
Colorado was the first state to honor Columbus with a holiday, in 1907.
ICE Increasingly Relying on Denver Jails to Find Immigrants It Can Deport
In recent months, ICE has upped its number of requests for the release dates of inmates in Denver’s jails.
Big Beefs in Small County’s Race for Sheriff
Need proof that small-town politics can be just as nasty as what goes on in bigger cities? Look no further than the race for sheriff of Saguache County.
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District 25 Democrat Lisa Cutter Finds Unlikely Ally — In Opponent’s Son
“My father’s political positions on things like gay marriage are very antithetical to my political position and my own life.”
Chicago Cubs Fans on Twitter Go Crazy After Stunning Colorado Rockies Win
Chicago Cubs fans memorably vented their spleen on Twitter after the Colorado Rockies’ unlikely 2-1 extra-innings win in their wild card playoff game.
Metro Denver Rent Report First in Months That (Probably) Won’t Make You Cry
Rent in several metro Denver communities is actually down on a month-to-month basis.
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RTD: No, Pythons Are Not Service Animals
Despite the comfort they may provide, pythons and parrots are not service animals.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Sour OG
It also goes by the name 818 Headband.
Kayvan Khalatbari Ends His Mayoral Run
Khalatbari, a serial business owner, had up until this week been the main challenger to Mayor Michael Hancock.
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Ride-Hailing Apps Are for Everyone, Except Those Using Wheelchairs
Uber and Lyft have revolutionized the transportation industry, but many in wheelchairs are being left behind.