Op-Ed: School Board Lost a Gifted Superintendent in Susana Cordova
She will always be part of the history and promise of this city’s schools.
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Black Cannabis Equity Initiative Discusses New Colorado Pot Plans
A November 19 Zoom call addressed the issue.
Service Providers Clear Last Hurdle for First Safe-Camping Site
The site will be located in the parking lot of the First Baptist Church in Capitol Hill.
Polis: Over 100,000 Coloradans Have COVID-19 Right Now
One in every 49 people likely have the virus statewide.
Should the Cannabis Community Be High on Biden?
The National Cannabis Industry Association is optimistic.
Denver in COVID-19 Level Red for at Least 30 Days: “Please Stay Home”
“I know you hate this,” Hancock said.
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Don’t Just Blame Trump for Rise in Colorado Hate Crimes, Expert Says
Hate crimes in the state rose 74 percent year over year.
Wayne Williams Stands by Dominion Voting Systems Results…in Colorado
The former Colorado Secretary of State defends Colorado elections
King Soopers and COVID-19: Chain With Most Outbreaks on Safety Now
A spokesperson boasts about thirty safety procedures and policies.
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COVID-19 Denver Neighborhood Positivity Rates as City Hits Level Red
Most neighborhoods have positivity rates shy of Level Red.
Aurora Council Considering Immigrant Legal Defense Fund, Protections
One ordinance would set up an immigrant legal defense fund.
COVID Outbreak Among U.S. Marshals Detainees at GEO Facility in Aurora
There are also outbreaks amontn ICE detainees and GEO Group staffers.
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Colorado Springs Named Finalist for Permanent Space Command HQ
The Air Force will make a final selection in January.
Marijuana Dispensaries Will Remain Open at Level Red Restrictions
They’re considered critical businesses.
Why Aurora Says It Did Nothing Wrong in Death of Elijah McClain
The document first published by Westword is rife with denials.
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Comparing COVID-19 Safety at Two Metro Malls in Level Red Zones
We compared practices at Cherry Creek and Colorado Mills.
Ask a Stoner: Does THC Make Alcohol Stronger, or Vice Versa?
It doesn’t take Socrates to figure out that two mind-altering substances will make you more inebriated than one, but there’s more to it than that.
Record 259 New Outbreaks Show COVID-19’s Brutal Colorado Impact
New marks have been set for eight consecutive weeks.
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Denver Wants to Penalize Platforms Allowing Unlicensed Short-Term Rentals
A new ordinance would allow a $1,000 fine.
Aurora Steps Closer to Allowing Retail Marijuana Delivery
The city could allow marijuana delivery by January.
CU Historian Looks Back on “Worst President Ever” Donald Trump
The professor says Trump was an even worse leader than he thought.
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COVID-19: The Differences Between Level Red and Level Purple
Red will rule in Denver as of Friday, November 20.