For a country rooted in a rebellion, America’s got no shortage of castles. And some spectacular ones can be yours — including one in Denver. Estately recently compiled a list of the most whimsical American castles for sale right now. Among the classically inspired structures highlighted is a Denver-area property…
It’s becoming easier than ever to find stocking stuffers that the tokers in your life will love all year round.
Since February 2013, we’ve been reporting about the disappearance of Kelsie Jean Schelling, a onetime resident of Denver (she lived in the Larimer Square area) who vanished in Pueblo. She’d headed south to see her boyfriend shortly after learning she was pregnant. In the intervening three-years-plus, the case has gotten…
Last year, the city produced a video documentary of its “River Dance” sweep along the Platte.
Peace of Mind Massage has introduced a new product they developed into their massages and customers are feeling the difference: CBD-infused oil. Peace of Mind didn’t start out a marijuana-centric company and owner Elena Davis says that’s not going to change. Patrons can request the CBD oil for their appointment…
The surging popularity of alpine ski touring and splitboarding prompted Monarch to add three designated uphill travel routes this season.
The election of Donald Trump and his nomination of marijuana-hating Senator Jeff Sessions as attorney general has raised concern among members of the cannabis community about a crackdown on the pot laws in states such as Colorado. Such worries aren’t without merit. University of Denver law professor Sam Kamin recently outlined…
We’ve previously posted about the theory that Colorado drivers are terrible — an extremely important consideration on a day like today, when roads are icy and often treacherous owing to the impact of yesterday’s steady snowfall and bitterly cold temperatures that continue to linger at this writing. Now come facts and…
Yesterday, we reported about longtime 9News anchor Adele Arakawa revealing that she would retire from the station in June 2017 — an announcement she made before she’d planned after the media website FTVLive quoted sources as saying that she was being pressured to take a buyout. She dubbed the piece…
The Colorado Department of Agriculture has not only created the first hemp-seed certification program in the country, but it just certified its first three seed varieties. Passing state-regulated THC and observation trials, these industrial hemp seeds are now eligible to be grown by the Colorado Seed Growers Association for production as…
A long-running battle over efforts to develop 130 acres of land at the southwest edge of the sprawling Denver metroplex is headed for a showdown in the next few weeks.
“This is fucking unbelievable,” mutters Jason Flores-Williams as he observes another sweep of homeless encampments near the Denver Rescue Mission. The scene around him is chaos: police officers barking orders and cordoning off sections of sidewalk with yellow “Do not cross” tape, employees of the Denver Department of Public Works…
Thus far, Burke Ramsey, brother of JonBenét Ramsey, who was murdered in her Boulder home on December 25, 1996, nearly twenty years ago, hasn’t filed a promised lawsuit against CBS for a docuseries that essentially accused him of murder. But his attorney is shrugging off a dismissal motion from an expert…
How soon can we expect to see Initiative 300 implement in Denver? Not soon, as revealed during a briefing for Denver City Council members on December 5. By the end of December, the city will have finalized the makeup of the Social Consumption Advisory Committee and crafted an initial draft…
The initial report about a death in Boulder’s Eben G. Fine Park was sad but unremarkable. Boulder police announced that the body of a middle-aged man had been found just shy of 9 p.m. on Monday, December 5, but there were no signs of either foul play or an overt threat…
Some of my introductions to strains have been more memorable than others, but no other strain has had an impact on my life quite like Purple Trainwreck. It was 2008, and I was just starting to experiment with cannabis in high school — so of course I was hanging out…
Yesterday, longtime 9News anchor Adele Arakawa revealed that she’ll be retiring from the station in June 2017 — an announcement prompted by what she decried as a “Fake News” story about her impending departure. But the report about Arakawa, published yesterday morning on the media-gossip site FTVLive, doesn’t fit the definition…
At the first Denver City Council meeting each month, there is a thirty minute public-comment session in which citizens are invited to relay concerns related to the city. At the latest meeting on Monday, December 5, the session was dominated by one issue: homelessness. Thirteen of the fifteen speakers, who were…
Eldora has added three new advanced trails for this winter.
This past weekend saw a major win for the protesters at Standing Rock: The Army announced on December 4 that the Army Corps of Engineers will not grant a permit for the Dakota Access Pipeline to drill under the Missouri River. “Although we have had a continuing discussion and exchanges…
‘Tis the season for American Atheists to put up billboards in Colorado Springs, one of the most heavily Christian communities in the country, encouraging residents to skip church for Christmas — and so it has come to pass. Billboards were scheduled to be erected in the Springs this week, and they’re…
Denver may not see the social use of marijuana as soon as some people would like. On December 5, Denver City Council members met with representatives from the City Attorney’s Office and the Department of Excise and Licenses to discuss the process and timeline for implementation of Initiative 300, which…
