Civil Suit Filed Over Body Slam by Off-Duty Officer During Nuggets Celebration
An off-duty police officer working security at a bar was convicted of assaulting Eljia Smith after the Nuggets won an NBA championship.
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Lauren Boebert’s Ex-Husband Gets Unsupervised Probation, $40 Fine in Plea Deal
Jayson Boebert had been accused of aggressive altercations by his son and ex-wife, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert.
Westword Shares Spring Drive Results, Names Jennifer Robinson Director of Membership
Our members support local, independent journalism in Denver (and get cool perks), and we have a new leader at the helm.
Marijuana Use Among High-Schoolers Decreasing in Colorado, Lower Than National Average
Dabbing potent products and overall use are both in decline, but THC vaping among high schoolers is increasing.
Scene Stealers: Five Places to See Denver’s Skyline
Looking for a spot with a great view? Try these.
This Stinks! Five Points Residents With Compost Carts Call the Program a Flop
“Anyone that’s paying attention, I think would realize that this program is not a success.”
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Off-Leash Dogs or Native Prairie? Conflict Ensues Over Westminster Open Space.
“The volume around the issue had been turned up considerably, and the emotions.”
City Council Approves $1 Million Contract for Colorado Coalition for the Homeless
The funding is intended to provide more case management and behavioral health training.
Will a Federal Crackdown on Intoxicating Hemp Help My Pot Stocks?
Unlicensed entrepreneurs have gotten bolder, little by little, with intoxicating hemp products under a looser federal status.
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Remember the ’80s? Denver’s Skyline Does, but Things Are Looking Up
Though many disparage downtown’s silhouette as dating from the Dynasty era, it’s added a handful of buildings in the last decade.
University of Denver Creates New Program to Tackle Affordable-Housing Crisis
DU’s new Affordable Housing Certificate program will put field experts under one roof to learn and workshop ideas.
GOP Leader Doubles Down on LGBTQ Hate as Effort to Remove Him Grows
“This stain on our party can not be left unchecked.”
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Colorado Legal System Prepares to Untie Knot Created by Disgraced CBI Analyst
“This has become about more than just one longstanding analyst tampering with evidence and deleting data.”
Xcel Clean Heat Plan Nears Approval, Would Spur Electrification in Colorado
Environmental groups are pleased that the plan doesn’t rely on certified natural gas and hydrogen, with rebates coming for electric heat pumps.
Inside Denver’s First Magic Mushroom Festival
Vendors and attendees did not disappoint at the first-ever Denver Shroom Fest.
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Denver Residents Throw Wedding for LGBTQ Migrants From Venezuela
Amarilis and Mariangy Delgado Gutierrez tied the knot at Sloan’s Lake on Sunday.
Analysis: Why the Future of Democracy Could Depend on Your Group Chats
Online spaces have become the new schools of association. Unless democracy reigns there, it is in peril everywhere.
Mayor Johnston Faces Sharp Criticism from Montbello Residents Over Inaction and Inequality
“I’m begging and pleading, don’t forget about Montbello.”
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When Science and Art Collide: Exhibits Focus on Magic Mushrooms and High-Concentration Cannabis
Curators are high on the new shows at Bell Projects and Dateline.
Did Lauren Boebert Really Support Funding for South Bridge Project? Glenwood Springs Officials Weigh In
“I’m a person who believes your elected officials are your elected officials, whether or not you always agree with their positions.”
50 Cent Jokes About Not Catching Chlamydia After Lauren Boebert Photo Op
The Get Rich or Die Tryin’ rapper met up with the Colorado congresswoman and other politicians during a visit to Capitol Hill.
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Uruguay Soccer Fans Celebrate Community, Victory Over Mexico in Copa America Preview
“Ever since I’ve moved to Colorado, I’ve only met one other Uruguayan,” said Andrea Boyd, who was born in Uruguay. The game changed that.