Ex-Bronco Nate Jackson Stands Up for Pot as Pain Relief

Plenty of people in Colorado advocate for the painkilling effects of cannabis — but when Nate Jackson speaks about it, more people seem to be listening. That’s probably because Jackson, a Denver Bronco for five seasons, used to take hits for a living. At the age of 35, Jackson has…

Here are Five Ways You Can Support Feminism

Denver blog posts welcome you with open arms. At our Arts blog, Bree Davies writes about five ways you can change the world for women in advance of International Women’s Day. Denver Infill’s Ryan Dravitz offers on update on the 2300 Welton project. South Stands Denver’s Colin Daniels thinks the Nuggets…

Reader: America Seems to Get More and More Stupid Every Year

When we shared our most recent post about State Representative Gordon Klingenschmitt, who recently said gays have lost their soul and suggested that a man killed three young Muslims because they think like Christians, we asked readers how they feel Colorado looks to people around the country after the election…

Dear Stoner: If Pot’s Legal in D.C., Is It Legal Everywhere?

Dear Stoner: If Washington, D.C., legalized marijuana, does that mean it’s legal in every state? Sensi Sam Dear Sam: Wouldn’t that be great? In fact, four months after D.C. voters approved a ballot measure that would legalize the possession of up to two ounces of pot and the cultivation of…

Marijuana Lawsuit Filed by Sheriffs Aims to Kill Amendment 64

It’s become a trend to file a lawsuit in an attempt to dismantle Colorado’s marijuana laws. First came the states of Nebraska and Oklahoma, which filed a complaint with the U.S. Supreme Court in December. Then, last month, the Washington, D.C.-based Safe Streets Alliance filed two lawsuits on behalf of…

Medical Marijuana Patient and Caregiver Numbers Decline

The ranks of Colorado’s medical marijuana caregivers are declining, serving fewer and fewer patients every month, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment — and that’s without the state adopting new measures proposed to regulate caregivers. The dip in caregivers has been significant in the year since…

Reader: Here’s Why Marijuana Should Be Taxed Less Than Alcohol

William Breathes’s post about the reasons why medical marijuana caregivers are in the state government crosshairs continues to generate comments — and the frustration over this topic is spilling into other areas. For example, the taxes placed on cannabis. This reader feels that marijuana should actually have a lower tax rate…

Marijuana: Denver City Council Mulling Limits on Non-Licensed Grows

The City and County of Denver’s Department of Safety and Well-Being unanimously approved an amendment to Denver’s municipal code that places a 36-plant limit on any non-residential zone lot in the city, except in a licensed marijuana cultivation facility. The vote will now go forward to the Denver City Council…

How Much Do Landlords Need to Tell Tenants About Bedbugs?

The first bedbug that Tim ever found was in an unlikely place: his kitchen sink. He’d been living in his apartment near Jefferson Park for a little more than a month when he noticed something crawling on one of the clean plates he’d left out to dry. It was flat…

Photos: Ten Weirdest Colorado Items for Sale on eBay

Anyone who’s ever visited eBay knows there’s a lot of strange stuff for sale on the site — but some things are stranger than others. We know, because of the posts that came up in a search for the word “Colorado” — especially after we looked in “Everything Else,” the…

Denver Cops Bust Four After Shots Fired at Police Vehicle

Last night was bitterly cold in Denver, with steady light snow — the kind of weather then tends to tamp down crime. But the conditions apparently didn’t prevent a significant street crime. According to the Denver Police Department, four individuals are under arrest, accused of shooting at a DPD vehicle…