Rock-Throwing Murder Defendant Plays Insanity Card, Gets Trial Postponed
“Whether a jury accepts those things as facts is a different question,” the judge said. “But the court cannot sit here today and say that it’s not relevant.”
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It’s Been Ten Years of Legal Weed. How Are Recalls Still Happening?
Eating has been around, like, forever, and we still see food recalls issued all the time.
Chaos Continues in Effort to Remove Colorado GOP Chair Dave Williams
Williams’s expulsion vote may be held on July 19, July 27, August 31 – or not at all.
Should Pit Bulls Be Banned in Aurora? Voters to Decide in November.
After being repealed in 2021, Aurora’s pit bull ban was reestablished earlier this year by a district judge.
City Council Approves Ballpark Improvement District Proposal for November Election
Only property owners in the Ballpark neighborhood will vote on the district plan in November.
Colorado Psychedelics Regulators Warn Public of Edibles Sold Online
The chocolates and gummies have mushroom pictures and terms like “microdosing,” “great vibes” and “enhanced ingredients,” but the FDA says they’re full of synthetic drugs.
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Station Break: All Aboard for a Cartoon History of Denver’s Union Station
The facility has gotten a facelift, and will reveal the results July 12-14.
Analysis: When Endangered Animals Try to Mate With Domestic Relatives, Both Wildlife and People Lose
They’re just doing what comes naturally: All domestic animals are descended from wild ancestors.
Video: Denver Woman Attacks Young Skateboarders, Throws 11-Year-Old’s Board Into River
“It’s kind of traumatizing. I’m going to remember that for the rest of my life.”
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Colorado Investing in Wildlife Crossings Along Front Range Corridor
Across the state, wildlife-vehicle collisions are estimated to cost $80 million a year.
If Distillate Is Refined THC, Then Why Does It All Taste Different?
Factors like starting material, equipment, technique and storage all matter with distilled products, from vodka to vape oil.
Late-Night Snacks and Sundries in LoHi…From Garage Vending Machines?
“The neighborhood doesn’t have a bodega or a 7-Eleven. It’s to serve the immediate community and the visitors who are walking through.”
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Why Doesn’t Denver Enforce Its Fireworks Ban?
Denver police received 550 calls about fireworks in May and June, but issued no citations.
Colorado Park Uses “Hawk Tuah” Meme on Facebook as Parks & Wildlife Leans Into Social Media
“I thought that was a funny way of using it without it being raunchy,” says the park ranger behind the popular Facebook post.
Near-Record Amount of Denver Airport Travelers Expected Today
Nearly 90,000 people are expected to pass through the airport today.
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After Almost a Year, Exploded House on Lincoln Street Is Being Demolished
It took just under eleven months for demolition to begin, but the owner won’t face any fines.
Pro-Palestine Incumbents Lose in Denver Primary
Days after voters rejected Elisabeth Epps and Tim Hernández, the Colorado Democratic Party rejected a ceasefire resolution, with opponents calling for collaboration on local issues.
Why Are People Still Buying Failed Colorado Dispensaries?
“After how much sales have gone down, it doesn’t seem like the best business to be getting into right now.”
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Business Boom: Pete Elliott Goes to War With Wyoming Over Fireworks Store
“You don’t want to be from Colorado and be in Laramie County…but they sure love the Colorado money.”
Denver Closes Last Migrant Hotel, Reports Empty Shelters for First Time Since 2022
“It was a huge labor of love. We’ve been moving folks for the last two months or so out of that facility.”
Colorado Sees Three Mold Weed Recalls in Eight Days
Colorado saw eighteen marijuana recalls last year, all of which were connected to mold or improper testing procedures.
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No Free RTD Rides for Adults This Summer – but Who’s Riding These Days, Anyway?
Only kids can ride RTD for free this summer, but using the bus or light rail nowadays is getting bumpy.