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Judge Won’t Vacate Lawsuit Against Colorado’s “#1 Eviction Firm,” Tschetter Sulzer

By Catie CheshireSeptember 22, 2023

The Denver-based law firm failed to thwart a second class-action lawsuit in U.S. District Court over improper business practices in eviction filings.

Boomer Bowl: Magic Mushroom Growing Competition Coming to Denver

By Thomas MitchellSeptember 22, 2023

The contest is open to the public and will measure everything from magic mushroom beauty to psilocybin potency.

Laura Brudzynski was formerly with the City of Denver.

Archway and Former City Chief Laura Brudzynski Want to Change Denver’s Housing Game

By Bennito L. KeltySeptember 21, 2023

A familiar face in Denver’s affordable housing arena is looking to raise the bar after accepting a new job with the nonprofit Archway Communities.

Former Inmate Christopher Tanner’s Medical Nightmare Costs Colorado $8 Million

By Michael RobertsSeptember 21, 2023

He contracted pneumonia in a Denver facility, and wound up losing most of his hands and his feet.

Coming Soon: Denver’s Next Major Psychedelic Conference

By Thomas MitchellSeptember 21, 2023

The two-day expo expects around 2,500 visitors.

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Pickleball Construction Greenlit Again in Centennial Under Strict New Rules

By Catie CheshireSeptember 21, 2023

Pickleball courts in the metro Denver area city now require a specific sound analysis and must be constructed over 250 feet away from residences.

Making THC-Infused Green Chile

By Herbert FuegoSeptember 21, 2023

When in Colorado…

A metal silo with the words "So Many Roads Brewery Museum" in bubble letters on the side.

So Many Roads Brewery Closing Yet Again After Liquor License Violation

By Catie CheshireSeptember 20, 2023

The Grateful Dead-themed bar served booze to a minor again and will now be closed for the next three months – and possibly forever if things don’t change.

A Latino family camps with the Cal-Wood Education Center in the summer of 2023.

Cal-Wood Education Center Wants More Latino Families Enjoying Colorado’s Outdoors

By Bennito L. KeltySeptember 20, 2023

Latino families have been known to come to Colorado to work, but Cal-Wood wants to show them how to enjoy the state’s outdoor offerings, as well.

The Cannabis Kitchen Cookbook by Boulder author Robyn Griggs Lawrence

High Literature: Cannabis Cookbooks, Novels and Memoirs by Colorado Authors

By Thomas MitchellSeptember 20, 2023

These ten authors put the “lit” in literature.

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Colorado vs. CSU: Which Football Program Got More Bang for Its Buck on Saturday?

By Catie CheshireSeptember 20, 2023

The University of Colorado invested around $49,000 per point into this year’s Rocky Mountain Showdown in 2022, while Colorado State spent over $73,500.

Why Colorado Tokers Love Dolato

By Herbert FuegoSeptember 20, 2023

Also known as Dosilato, this leathery strain smells like something Ron Burgundy would appreciate.

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Cannabis Officials Consider New Hospitality Rules

By Thomas MitchellSeptember 19, 2023

Licensing officials could allow cannabis bars to sell more weed, but only one of these establishments currently exists in Colorado.

Blowback: Steve Wolf Wants to Fight Fires With Hurricanes

By Stephen SingularSeptember 19, 2023

The Boulder inventor/entrepreneur has worked with Tom Cruise, taught kids science and is now taking on nature with Team Wildfire.

Denver 2024 Budget Reveals Investments Beyond HOST for Housing Homeless

By Bennito L. KeltySeptember 19, 2023

Denver was slated to spend $242 million to get people off the streets and into housing, but now Mayor Mike Johnston is saying it will take millions more.