Trump Expected to Move Space Command From Colorado to Alabama
The president is expected to make the announcement at noon today.
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Aurora in Contention for New South Korean Consulate
There are nearly 2,500 South Korean immigrants and over 330 Korean-owned businesses in Aurora, according to federal and local statistics.
Denver “Workers Over Billionaires” Labor Day Protest: What to Know
Here’s what you need to know before going to the Workers Over Billionaires Labor Day protest on Monday, September 1.
RTD Says Drug and Crime Deterrence Efforts Are Working
The transit agency reports a two-thirds drop in drug incident reports this year.
Denver Pavilions: Fun Memories, Fading Businesses on 16th Street
The Pavilions has a way of impressing one minute with the kind of spaces it holds onto, and then making you feel sorry the next after seeing a Spirit Halloween and clusters of empty stores.
Denver’s Dankest Labor Day Dispensary Deals
You’ve worked hard this summer. Take a load off.
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Aurora Police Department Adopts Support Program for People with Disabilities
Participants fill out the envelope ahead of time and present it to officers during traffic stops or other police interactions.
Aspen Estate May Break Record for Most Expensive Home Sale in U.S. History
It’s nearly triple the amount that anyone has ever paid for a home in Colorado (that record was also set in Aspen).
Air Force Academy Canceled Lecturer for Critical Trump Posts
“My suspicion is this is about protecting Donald Trump, and not the presidency.”
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Simmering Beef Between Denver Cyclists, Downtown Steakhouse Over Blocked Bike Lane
In a fight between STK and bicyclists, who are you siding with? The City of Denver is already in one corner.
Smartwatches Show Big Promise in Fighting Burnout Among Colorado Doctors
Research believe the results show that we can’t just let our smartwatches collect the data. We must engage with it often.
High Notes: Westword Joints, ’90s Nostalgia Edibles
Get out of the summer doldrums and climb up to the clouds with new Westword-branded joints in Denver dispensaries.
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Sixteenth Street: The Summer It Turned Pretty
Even Denver’s mayor uses the popular Prime series to promote the almost completed renovation. But pretty is as pretty does.
Ask Me Anything, Says Mayor Mike Johnston. Denver Sure Did.
We now go to u/Ask_me_who_ligma_is and u/SmoothBrainMillenial for more as 700 questions flood in.
Can Cannabis Hospitality and Pop-Ups Help Resurrect 16th Street?
As the city tests out various open consumption spaces downtown, maybe it’s time for a cannabis-friendly pop-up or farmer’s market.
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Just One Colorado High School Ranks in Top 100 Nationwide, and It’s Not in Denver
Denver Public Schools didn’t place in the Top 100 rankings of the best high schools in America, but JeffCo scored one
Who’s Replacing Ralphie? CU’s Iconic Live Animal Mascot Retires.
CU’s first home game at Folsom Field is this Friday against Georgie Tech University.
Denver Countersues Trump Administration Over Sanctuary City Threats
The DOJ’s lawsuit also seeks to undo a 2017 declaration stating that Denver is a “safe and welcoming city for all,” even though it didn’t do anything but create a slogan.
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Come on, and Take a FreeRide: Experiencing Downtown Denver on 16th Street Bus
Formerly the 16th Street MallRide, a free RTD bus line has serviced 16th Street since its opening in 1982. Now it’s known as the 16th Street FreeRide.
Aurora Brothers Run Free Tutoring Service for Low-Income Students
“What if you need extra help? The library can help you with seventh-grade, eighth-grade math, but it won’t give you the one-on-one experience that you need.”
Five Cheapest Homes for Sale in Denver Right Now
Who says Denver houses are unaffordable? You just need to deal with some fire damage…or asbestos…or having no bedrooms.
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Colorado Among Top States to See Significant Drop in Alcohol Use
Substance-abuse counselors still have a lot of work out here, but slow motion is better than no motion.