O.J. Simpson, Friend of Colorado Mountain Towns?
O.J. Simpson visited Colorado often, with Summit County and Vail residents welcoming the accused killer with open arms throughout the years.
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New Migrant Budget Restores DMV and Rec Center Hours, Cuts Migrant Services
“We think we finally cracked the code on how to help people.”
Denver Cop Resigns Over Harassment Case Similar to Case That Earned Him Wrist Slap
“It’s not about this one officer. It’s about this type of behavior – this type of misconduct not being acceptable.”
Denver to Sweep La Alma Homeless Encampment as Mayor Waits for More Housing
The city has no housing for the 140 people at the encampment, but residents are worried about their neighborhood’s safety.
Colorado Considers Requiring Refunds for Canceled Events, Disclosing Ticket Fees Up Front
A bill to expand consumer protections in ticket sales passed its first vote Wednesday.
Governor Polis Wants Utilities Commission to Investigate Xcel’s Wind Outages
With over 155,000 Coloradans experiencing lengthy outages, the governor doesn’t want this issue to just blow over.
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Metro State University Creates New Cannabis Hospitality Program
The school is hosting an unveiling of the new cannabis hospitality program, dubbed the Green Frontier Conference, on April 17.
Denver Rental Assistance Applications Quickly Outpace Funding
Over 7,400 people have already applied for a rental assistance program in Denver, with nearly 4,000 housing evictions from January to March.
Will Cannabis Use Burn My Memory?
Weed is not good for your memory. Please don’t forget that by tomorrow morning.
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Englewood Apartment Residents Say Bad Management Is Putting Them in Danger
Repairs take months and mold goes unremediated, allegedly, so residents are considering legal action.
¿Hablas Español? These Top Colorado Elected Officials Do!
Governor Jared Polis, Senator John Hickenlooper, Mayor Mike Johnston and Mayor Mike Coffman don’t want to lose anything in translation.
Denver Getting Its First High Times Dispensary
The dispensary is set to open just in time for 4/20.
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Lyft Driver Sentenced for Sexually Assaulting Thirteen-Year-Old Passenger in Aurora
Shengfu Wu, 38, will be eligible for parole in August 2028.
Denver Auditor Reviewing City Homeless Shelters, Costs and Accounting
“One of the biggest questions is, how much are we spending on it?”
Thousands of Xcel Customers Still Without Power After High Winds
About 65 percent of outages had been restored as of early April 8, according to Xcel, which expects 90 percent of outages to be resolved by Monday night.
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Venezuelan Migrants Feeling the Burn of Spicy Mexican Food Donations
Migrants from Colombia and Venezuela aren’t used to spicy food, which accounts for a lot of donations to Denver shelters, but they’re thankful to get it.
Longtime Dispensary Chain Sells All Six Colorado Stores
It’s the third notable cannabis brand from Boulder to leave Colorado in recent months.
Denver, Other City Councils Consider Changes to Public-Comment Sessions
“Sometimes when our world is out of order, we need to do things that are out of order, and I think we should have representatives who are willing to listen to us.”
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Reader: With Street Sweeping, the Lowly Resident Once Again Pays the Price
Springtime in the Rockies! Opening Day at Coors Field, pond-skimming at Colorado ski resorts…and street sweeping in Denver.
State Senate Honors Charlotte Figi, Late Medical Marijuana Icon
Charlotte was just a toddler when she appeared on CNN in 2013, but her fame grew fast.
“A Party’s a Party”: Rockies Fans Bring Good Vibes to Coors Field for Opening Day Walk-Off
The Colorado Rockies are off to one of the worst starts in MLB history, but you wouldn’t have known it from talking to fans on Opening Day.
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Colorado Sees First Magic Mushroom Bill of 2024
Lawmakers will soon be considering a new bill aimed at further regulating the state’s upcoming medical mushroom program.