Would Donald Trump Pass the Colorado GOP’s Endorsement Questionnaire?
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Deion Sanders Tries Saving Face on Social Media After Transfer Backlash
Coach Prime can’t seem to hold his tongue after coming under fire for his handling of CU’s transfer controversies.
Denver Ranks Second in Country for Clean Energy
High scores in eco-friendly building policy and electronic vehicle charging helped Denver move up in the national ranking.
Did the Dispensary Budtender Overserve Me?
They were in on the scam or too stupid to know about it. Either way, they’re out.
Local Artist Builds Hidden Migrant Camps in Cat-and-Mouse Game With City
The person managing the encampment plans to set up another hidden site after they’re swept on Monday.
High-End Glass Art Is Alive and Well at Elbo’s New Store
“I’ve seen how my stuff is presented in other shops and I’m not necessarily all that happy with it.”
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Social Media Bill Killed Amid Concerns From Abortion, Natural Medicine Advocates
The sponsor promised to bring back a similar bill aimed at protecting youth on social media next year.
Inside the Pro-Palestine Encampment Protest at Auraria Campus
Over forty students have been arrested so far, but protesters say they won’t leave until their schools end support of Israel.
Westword Natural Medicine Panel Dives Into Emerging Psychedelics in Colorado
For our third members-only event, Westword explored Colorado’s new psychedelics space at the Mercury Cafe.
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Urban Peak Loses Wage Theft Appeal, Must Give Millions to Underpaid Workers
The homeless youth service provider will have to dole out an estimated $2 million after losing a wage theft appeal hearing.
Colorado Psychedelics Community Protesting Proposed Social Media Ban
A bill aimed at protecting kids on social media could ban content related to decriminalized psychedelics for all users, advocates worry.
Denver Police Arrest Man for Illegally Selling Hot Dogs Outside of Nuggets Game
This was no undercover hot dog sting operation, according to the Denver Police Department.
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The DEA Wants to Reschedule Marijuana. Now What?
News of rescheduling set the cannabis world ablaze with excitement and hope, but the actual impact still isn’t clear.
The Home Team: Coach Dan Medina Wants to Bring Better Baseball to Colorado Kids
Growing up in the 80219, the sport provided a way to stay out of trouble and get an education. Now he wants everyone to get in the game.
Colorado Close to Requiring Safety Policies for Dating Apps
“It must be more costly for them to provide hunting grounds for predators than it is to protect their users.”
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Nuggets Fans on Series Win Over Lakers and LeBron’s No-Handshake Exit
Nuggets fans on social media definitely noticed.
After Six Years, RiNo Cannabis Lounge Finally Has City Permission to Let People Smoke
Only the outdoor patio will be open, but the owner hopes to allow vaping and edibles indoors soon.
Swan Boats, Illuminated Night Rides Coming to Wash Park This Summer
“Everybody’s got stand-up paddleboards. No one else has illuminated swans.”
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Denver Auditor’s Office Gets Subpoena Power Back to Help Underpaid Workers
The Auditor’s Office will have a powerful tool with the passage of the Denver Labor subpoena bill.
Immigrant Legislator Calls Himself “Illegal Alien,” Challenging Colorado Democrats’ Decorum Rules
“I am these words and I was these words,” says Ron Weinberg. “I’m never going to be suppressed.” The bill is back for debate today.
Denver Fans Pissed Nuggets Let Lakers, LeBron Live Another Day
The Nuggets’ relaxation level was positively post-coital.
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Ketamine: An Alternative to Police Force or a Silent Killer?
On Friday, a paramedic was found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Elijah McClain.