Lawsuit: Advantage Rental Car Employee at DIA Demanded $50, Rented Car Full of Pot
He was in Denver to buy a car. Instead, he was rented one full of pot.
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DU: Business College Dean’s Departure Not Tied to Profs’ Mistreatment Claims
The Daniels College of Business dean’s announcement came just over two weeks after reports of mistreatment involving fourteen professors.
Ask a Stoner: I’m Sick of Using the Terms “Indica” and “Sativa”
Some dispensaries have already ditched the indica and sativa monikers.
CU Regents Okay Free Speech and Academic Freedom Policy Changes
They came out in favor of robust support of free speech.
LoDo Triple Shooting Site at 15th and Market Scene of Past Tragedies
Two men and one woman were shot near 15th and Market, a Lower Downtown location that came as no surprise to one person on Twitter.
Top Tweets F-Bombing Raiders’ Jon Gruden After Shocking Broncos Win
Fans of both the Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos let Oakland coach Jon Gruden have it after his 20-19 loss yesterday.
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How Mistrial in Trooper’s Death Could Impact Attorney General Race
A high profile mistrial could impact Republican nominee George Brauchler in the Colorado Attorney General race.
Reader: Only a Fascist State Uses Cameras to Monitor Its People
There are some 226 High Activity Location Observation, or HALO, cameras in Denver
Reader: Is There a Colorado Venue Big Enough to House Trump’s Ego?
Will Donald Trump campaign for Republican candidate Walker Stapleton?
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Op Ed: How Cannabis Transformed the Life of a Stanley Cup Winner
A twelve-year NHL veteran and Stanley Cup winner advocates for medical marijuana over opioid painkiller use.
Seven New or Rare Strains Around Denver Worth Trying
Why not venture out a little?
Ten-Year Fight to Stop Mentally Ill From Being Warehoused in Colorado Jails
Colorado has been warehousing the mentally ill in jails for months at a time without bothering to evaluate their condition or ordering any treatment that might help them.
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To Trump or Not to Trump? That’s Walker Stapleton’s Question.
Would Donald Trump come to the rescue — or severely hurt — of Walker Stapleton’s campaign?
See the Latest Flags for Denver Neighborhoods
Steven Chester’s goal is to create a flag for all 78 officially designated Denver neighborhoods. He’s almost halfway there.
Behind the CBD Scene With Boulder Botanical & Bioscience
Not every CBD company wants the spotlight.
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Your First Look at Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s Proposed 2019 Budget
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has just released an ambitious budget for 2019. Get your first look here.
Social Consumption Task Force Finalizing Recommendations for Council
Chairwoman Kendra Black will send the task force’s final recommendations to City Council in November.
Despite Legal Pot, Colorado Still Imprisons Many People for Drug Possession
“A lot of these things that are, frankly, public-health concerns are being addressed in the criminal justice system, and shouldn’t be,” says the ACLU.
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Hemp and CBD Store Opens in Lakewood
It sells cannabis flower, concentrates and edibles, but it’s not a dispensary.
Why DPS Teachers Can’t Adjust Air Conditioning in Too-Hot Classrooms
Even when Denver Public Schools classrooms are super-heated, teachers can’t adjust them. Here’s why.
CBS4 Reporter Pissed About Being Used in Political Ads
CBS4 reporter Shaun Boyd critiqued a political ad in which she appears and found it misleading.
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Strip Searches of Mental Patients Suit Nets $1M Settlement, System Changes
In 2016, attorney Mari Newman filed a lawsuit against the State of Colorado over reports of shocking abuse at the Pueblo Regional Center — claims that included strip searches and genital manipulation of mentally disabled residents. Now, the state has agreed to settle the case by way of a $1 million payment and significant alterations to policies that may have contributed to the abuse in the first place.