Adaptive Athletes Can Get a Discount on Epic Passes, but Not Ikon
Vail Resorts offers a discount on Epic Passes for adaptive athletes considering the high cost of equipment. Ikon Passes, however, are full price.
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Former Teacher Joined the Cannabis Trade, Then Wrote a Book About It
“It started in a tiny notebook and eventually turned into a self-published book.”
First Denver Property Earns $999 Fine for Not Getting Rental License
With all of Denver’s multi-unit properties ordered to be licensed, the city is starting to get serious about its new enforcement program.
Colorado Cannabis Leaders React to Potential Schedule III Classification
“Unfortunately, the DEA is notorious for taking its sweet-ass time.”
Migrant Numbers Spiking Again in Denver, Many Are Staying
The number of migrants in Denver rose in August for the first time since a spring influx overwhelmed the city and led to an emergency declaration.
Can CBD Improve Sunscreen or Burn Cream?
CBD is considered an anti-inflammatory compound, which sounds beneficial after you’re cooked at the lake and covered in sunburns.
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Room Service: What 245 Square Feet for $1,385 Looks Like at Art Studios
The units are small but use creative strategies to maximize living space in the former Art Institute of Colorado building.
Park Hill Golf Course, Pickleball and City Appointees on Agenda for Denver Parks & Rec
According to a memo from Mayor Mike Johnston’s Vibrant Denver transition committee, Parks & Recreation needs to get back in touch with the community.
Denver Police Officer Who Mistook a Marker for a Knife Has Disciplinary Past
The female officer has had three internal affairs cases since joining the Denver Police Department in 2019, including one for a “preventable accident.”
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Dulce De Uva
This grape-leaning strain provides a good change of pace from heavy, relaxing highs.
Not Ready for Prime Time: CU’s Long Line of Football Coaches
Before it signed Deion Sanders, CU went through a long line of coaches…and a lot of cash.
New Natural Medicine Division Announces Public Sessions for Psychedelic Rulemaking
The new state psychedelics department is holding five public sessions in September and October to address lingering questions and upcoming rules.
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Hearing Officer Recommends Approval of Cannabis-Friendly Bar and Spa
Pure Elevations would become Denver’s first licensed cannabis spa and micro-dispensary, where guests could purchase and consume products.
Colorado Reproductive Health Advocates Plan Abortion Ballot Measure for 2024
A coalition of abortion rights advocates is planning to reverse the Colorado ban on public money being used for abortion care.
Have Colorado Heat Waves Affected Cannabis Farms?
Cannabis plants can become stressed in extreme heat, but they’re pretty hardy in Colorado’s hot weather.
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Independence Institute Training Coloradans Who “Lean Right” to Infiltrate Local Politics
The libertarian think tank is telling conservatives in Colorado to forget about Nancy Pelosi and go to a city council meeting.
High Notes: Finally, Some Good High-CBD Weed
Colorado dispensaries have several hot items on their hands this summer, including THC ice pops, Nerds-inspired gummies and the return of high-CBD weed.
Reader: Bennito Kelty Jeopardized Access to the DeCaLiBron Peaks for Thousands of Other Climbers
A climb up off-limits Mount Bross resulted in a mountain of responses.
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Aurora Strong Mayor Proposal Could Be Delayed Indefinitely Over Late Petition Filing
The initiative may not on be on the November 7 ballot, but supporters say it will return in 2025.
What $100 Million Bought in Changes at Empower Field at Mile High
The new owners of the Denver Broncos poured plenty of cash into Mile High, but there’s no guarantee the team is staying in the city.
Johnston Reveals “Micro-Community” Sites, Homeless Still Have Nowhere to Go
Mayor Mike Johnston has revealed a list of promising sites for his homeless “micro-communities” plan, but they won’t be ready until November or December.
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Environmental Groups Sue Air Quality Commission Over Permitting Rules
The Colorado Air Quality Control Commission got hit with a lawsuit this week challenging a rule for air permits in disproportionately impacted communities.