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Supreme Court Justice Faces Recusal Calls Over Ties to Colorado’s Richest Man
Neil Gorsuch is once again facing public scrutiny for his relationship with billionaire Philip Anschutz.
Room Service: The Broadleaf Brings Aurora’s First Rooftop Pool and Tallest Residential Building
The developers of One River North opened their next building in a quiet part of Aurora, with tower living and a pool open year-round.
We’ve Got You Covered: A Few Words From John Cuneo
How do you draw Donald Trump? The illustrator of the October 3 cover explains.
Sober Living Organization Wants to Buy Aurora Apartments Marred by Venezuelan Gang Rumors
Ananeo wants all three of CBZ management’s apartment complexes in Aurora, but will settle for the property that city officials evicted in August.
Denver Woman Gets Probation, Community Service for Attack Against Young Skateboarders
The altercation went viral on social media over the summer, prompting donations and support for one of the children involved.
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After a 96-Year Prison Sentence Was Overturned, Father and Son Are Opening a Marijuana Store
After successfully petitioning for clemency for his father’s drug charges in 2021, Arzelle Lewis and his dad are getting into the dispensary business.
Is Making Psilocybin Mushroom Capsules at Home Difficult?
“How do I go about ensuring each pill is similar in potency and effects?”
Growing Up in Aurora: Beyond the Headlines
My hometown has been burdened by a negative reputation for all my life. But there’s much more to Aurora.
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Growing Up in Aurora: ACO All Day
Aurora was an awesome place to grow up, full of great food, fun and diversity. It’s time to show our pride.
Dr. Phil Focuses on Aurora, Venezuelan Gang Story
The latest episode of Dr. Phil Primetime showcased Aurora’s Venezuelan gang presence to criticize current border policies.
Colorado Marijuana Prices Nearing Record Lows Again
Dispensaries continue to close or change hands as legal weed prices and sales decline.
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Disability Advocates Fear Cuts to RTD’s Paratransit System
The program provides stipends for rideshare and taxi services to the disabled, but RTD says it costs $1 million per month to administer.
Blue Book for Dummies: Where Does Colorado’s Ballot Booklet Come From?
Colorado is one of three states with statutes requiring that voters receive a neutral summary and pro/con arguments for every ballot measure.
Remembering Denver Nuggets Legend Dikembe Mutombo
His career was built on rejections, but Dikembe Mutombo was an example of embracing humanity.
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Aurora Councilmember Danielle Jurinsky Talking Immigration (and Gangs) on Dr. Phil Primetime
She calls herself “loudest voice on this issue” – but that may not count Donald Trump, who plans to come to Aurora and talk Venezuelan gangs.
Broncos Fans Debate World’s Ugliest Win Over Jets
Bo Nix’s stats would have made Tim Tebow point and laugh – but a win is a win.
Are You Noticing More Wasps and Black Widows in Denver This Year?
“They can’t find the insects that they normally eat as easily in the natural areas, so what do they do? They turn to our urban areas.”
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Inside the Slow, Agonizing and Unnecessary Death of Avery Borkovec
The inmate was just 22 when he died of an entirely preventable cause.
Teenage LoDo Shooter Pleads Guilty to Attempted Murder
Rosenburgh fired a weapon after being denied entry to Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row in downtown Denver.
Should I Keep Sending Cannabis Care Packages to My Friend?
“He sent me two or three ‘care packages’ years ago, so I did the same for him while he settled in. But it’s been a year, and he still expects one every month.”
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Lakewood Residents Want Developers to Set Aside Park Spaces With Each Project
After a controversial development proposal next to Belmar Park, over 8,000 signatures were gathered for a proposed ordinance demanding new parklands.