Veritas Lays Off Staff, Closes Grow to Sell Third-Party Cannabis
Perhaps Colorado’s first notable wholesale grower, Veritas once operated several cultivations across the state.
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They Don’t Have Hot Water at the Felix, But They Do Have Mice
Over 100 of the complex’s residents – including several refugees from Afghanistan – have joined a union to fight for better conditions.
Colorado Missing Persons Day Remembers 606 People Who’ve Disappeared
“I’m not in shock anymore, but the grief and pain is with me all the time, and I imagine it always will be.”
Who Asked for Five-Gram THC Vapes?
Chances are you’ll regret going that big.
Adam Frisch Talks Boebert, “Hollywood Money” and Being on 2024 “Red to Blue” List
The CD3 candidate spoke to Westword about his former opponent, her claims about his fundraising efforts and how he plans to actually win this time.
Saturday Rally Planned to Protest Mayor Mike Johnston’s Veto of “No Freezing Sweeps” Bill
“Though well-intentioned, this legislation would restrict the city’s ability to do this life-saving work for approximately four months of the year.”
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Colorado Tourism Office Now Listing Cannabis Activities
Welcome to the pot party!
Aurora Man Trapped Inside of Garbage Truck, Found Injured but Alive
He’s at least the fourth person in the country to end up stuck in a garbage truck this year.
Crime Down in LoDo in January as Notorious Cases Head to Court
According to the Denver Police Department, crime was down 33 percent in 2023 across the city.
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Protests Continue at Drip Cafe as Christian Coffee Shop Gets Hit With Neo-Nazi Bible Study Accusations
The coffee shop on Santa Fe Drive has been accused of being a “hub” for neo-Nazis and Proud Boys members who have been allegedly hiding in plain sight as a Bible study group.
Longtime Broadway Dispensary Searching for a Buyer
“We have great reviews for the most part, but it all comes down to cash flow. It’s hard to keep throwing money in.”
Paul Lundeen Every Day: A Step Toward Bipartisanship (and Levity) at the Colorado Capitol
“I see Paul Lundeen every day, so maybe everyone should.”
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Wheel Deal: Artist Pat Milbery Shows Off Seven Mural “Portals” in Denver
“I love biking as transportation. I love riding my bike around the city, because you’re always discovering new neighborhoods, new pockets or new parks.”
Drugs and Crime in 1400 Block of Ogden Street Hurting Small Businesses: “Worst It’s Ever Been”
Over 110 offenses have been reported in the past six months, making the block along Ogden between 14th and Colfax the most crime-ridden block in Capitol Hill.
Can Leaving Weed at Airbnbs Get You in Trouble?
Talk about playing with fire.
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Denver City Council Has Questions About Mike Johnston’s Yellow Vest Ambassadors
The outerwear plays a key role in the mayor’s Clean and Safe Downtown Initiative, as does an existing Downtown Denver Partnership app that already had the same name.
Why Colorado Tokers Love A5 Wagyu
This prime cut of bovine bud surpassed expectations from jar to ash.
1906 Edibles to Exit Colorado Marijuana Market
The brand’s popular edibles and pills geared toward specific effects will remain in Colorado until spring.
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Denver Prepares to Discharge 350 Migrants a Week From Shelters – Without Sending Them to the Streets
“Once you start camping, you’re focusing on your day-to-day survival. What we want is for you to be focused on long-term strategies.”
Fifteen Books That People Want Banned in Colorado
Many focus on LGBTQ+ issues. And if race is involved…clutch your pearls!
Brighton Considering Joining Metro Denver Towns Allowing Marijuana Sales
The mayor opposes it and voters rejected pot sales in 2021, but the city council could opt in, anyway.
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Can I Visit a Dispensary if I’m Under 21?
Waiting room? Maybe. Shopping area? Hell no.