Seven Alternative Ways to Deal With Japanese Beetles
We’d like to offer some alternatives to the usual advice on how to deal with Japanese beetles.
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If You Don’t Earn $87K, You’ll Have a Hard Time Buying a Home in Denver
How much does someone need to make in salary to afford the a median-priced house in the Denver today? A new report puts that total at more than $87,000, a figure out of reach for a large number of residents.
Cannabis Calendar: Marijuana-Inspired Yoga, Walks, Hikes and Runs
Who says stoners just sit around?
CSU Prof’s Ogling Suit Superpowered by Time’s Up Movement
In a lawsuit scheduled to be heard at trial in August, former Colorado State University computer-science professor Dr. Christina Boucher claims that CSU reacted to her reports of a male colleague’s ogling by retaliating against her.
Marijuana Isn’t Gateway Drug to Heroin, Cocaine, Other Substances, Study Finds
A new analysis finds that while marijuana legalization has led to higher rates of cannabis consumption in Colorado and other states with similar laws, there’s no evidence that it’s fueling abuse of more addictive drugs, including heroin and cocaine.
Op Ed: Colorado’s Climate Gap and the Path Forward
Whether it’s forest fires, drought, extreme floods or abysmal snowpack, we’re beginning to see the fallout from climate change across the state. What we used to assume was tomorrow’s crisis is happening today. And yet, the suffering is not evenly spread across the state.
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After a Rough Start, Walker Stapleton’s Campaign Keeps Rolling
Still undecided about who to vote for?
After Growing Up in Politics, Doug Robinson Gets Into the Game
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Businessman Victor Mitchell Builds a Case for Why He Should Be Governor
Still undecided about who to vote for?
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Greg Lopez May Be an Outsider, but Don’t Count Him Out
Still undecided about who to vote for on June 26?
First-Time Candidate Donna Lynne Fights to Make Her Mark
Haven’t decided who to vote for yet? Read this Colorado Independent profile of Donna Lynne.
Mike Johnston Is Trying to Build Bridges in a Bridge-Burning Time
Haven’t decided who to vote for yet? Read this Colorado Independent profile of Mike Johnston.
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Education Is Key to Cary Kennedy’s Campaign. Is It Enough?
Still haven’t decided who to vote for? Read this Colorado Independent profile of Cary Kennedy.
Jared Polis Has Big Money, Big Plans for the Governor’s Office
The Congressman is ready to move to the Colorado Capitol.
Federal Marijuana Banking Amendment Dies in Senate
The pot industry continues to operate with a lot of attention of but little financial stability.
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Reader: Call It “Taxpayer Stadium at Mile High,” Since That’s Who Paid
Our Michael Roberts argues that it’s no coincidence that the Broncos’ stadium is still without a corporate sponsor and permanent name.
Irony Abounds at Naturalization Ceremony for New U.S. Citizens
There was more than one moment of irony during a naturalization ceremony held for new U.S. citizens as national debates rage around immigration and refugees.
Scientist Tokes Up on Her Wedding Day
“I use it to help concentrate my mind before doing complex math and thinking deeper about my data.”
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Your Guide to Fake Women’s Clinics in Colorado
According to a document provided by NARAL Pro-Choice Colorado that’s accessible here, there are more than seventy such fake clinics in Colorado, including 29 operated by NIFLA in more than a dozen cities, including Denver.
Who We Think Will Win the Colorado Primaries
From the gubernatorial race to congressional candidates to attorney general, there’s a lot of drama heading into next Tuesday’s Colorado primaries. Here’s how it may play out.
McDonald’s Protest in Lakewood Over Treatment of Pre-McNuggets Chickens
On Saturday, June 23, a McDonald’s in Lakewood will be ground zero for Denver-area protesters taking part in a nationwide demonstration against the giant chain over alleged mistreatment of chickens that are subsequently turned into McNuggets.
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L’Eagle’s Amy Andrle on Clean Cannabis, Sustainable Practices
“Every day at L’Eagle, we fight against the commoditization of cannabis and cannabis products; Monsanto and McDonald’s did it to food, Phillip Morris and RJ Reynolds to big tobacco, and Big Pharma to medicine.”