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Colorado Treasurer Candidate Brianna Titone Could Make History for Trans Representation (Again)
Currently a state representative, Titone would be the nation’s first openly transgender person elected to statewide executive office.
Colorado Universities Will Directly Pay NIL Athletes, but Details Stay Private
An amendment to make names and dollar amounts available to the public failed.
Civil Rights Icon Dolores Huerta Leads March in Denver, Applauds Colorado Activism
“Colorado, you have always been in the forefront of the civil rights struggle. I’m glad to see that you are taking your place again right in the front lines.”
Meet the Group Organizing National Anti-Trump Protests in Colorado
Created by a woman with no experience, the Common Ground People’s Collective has been in charge of Colorado’s biggest protests this year.
Former NFL Receiver Leaves Colorado Ultimate Frisbee Team for Pickleball
He was set to be the first NFL player to play for the UFA.
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Colorado Veterans Protest Against Trump, VA Firings
“We gave an oath to support the constitution, and I think what’s going on right now is completely against that.”
Clearing the Smoke After Flight Diverted to Denver Catches Fire
Crew members allegedly reported “engine vibrations” before the flight made an emergency landing.
Denver Magic Mushrooms Festival Canceled
It’s not expected to make a comeback, but the organizer is still planning “other psychedelic events in the future.”
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Denver 4/20 Fest No Longer Free
As Southwest Airlines recently showed, nothing free lasts forever.
No More Free Parking for Cherry Creek Mall Employees
“Free parking for our tenant employees was always intended to be a short-term benefit.”
Denver Arrest Warrant Raises Stakes for Controversial Aurora Property Manager
One of the owners of CBZ Management, a controversial property management firm, has a warrant out for their arrest for failing to appear in Denver court.
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Jury Rules in Favor of Denver Tenants in Bad Landlord Lawsuit
Conditions at the complex included broken elevators, leaks, pests, unsecured doors and a lack of hot water and air conditioning.
Mike Johnston Pushes Vibrant Denver Bond Despite Local Skepticism
The mayor promises new, improved parks, murals and buildings if voters support a bond he’s pushing, but some residents aren’t convinced.
Pedestrian Struck, Seriously Injured by RTD MallRide in Downtown Denver
The pedestrian’s condition is unknown.
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Denver Airport Prepares for Year’s First Heavy Travel Season
Airport officials expect more than 80,000 people will travel through security on several days in March.
“Blood Moon” Lunar Eclipse: Where, When to See
Enjoy a red moon across Colorado tonight…if you stay up late enough.
Denver’s Canadian Consulate Expects Major Colorado Impacts If Trade War Continues
Colorado imports $5.4 billion in goods from Canada each year, which could soon be subject to high tariffs.
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Colorado AG Accuses Feds of “Naked, Political Attempt to Threaten” Court in Tina Peters Case
Phil Weiser called the Justice Department’s intervention “a grotesque attempt to weaponize the rule of law.”
Colorado Tax Rates Rank Among Lowest in the Country, Study Finds
Median households pay $1,786 less in taxes in Colorado than the national average.
What the Flock? Meet Amanda Buxton, Denver’s Duck Whisperer
“What if everyone decided to dump their ducks at Sloan’s Lake? Like if everybody just decided, ‘Who cares?’ Then where would we be?”
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Bill Proposing Marijuana, Psilocybin Sales Restrictions Pulled by Sponsors
The bill called for strict limits on dispensary shoppers under 26 and “inhalable marijuana.” It also would have banned psilocybin edibles.