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What Failed JonBenét House Sale May Mean for the Watts Home Auction
The home where Christopher Watts killed his family will be auctioned, but judging by the failure to sell the house where JonBenet Ramsey died, a purchase may be challenging.
How Cannabis Helped Fuel Aspen Gay Ski Week
“We tend to view ourselves as a culture brand, and this is a cultural event.”
Man Killed by Aurora Cops Was Armed, Wearing Body Armor
A man wearing body armor was killed by Aurora police officers during an exchange of gunfire at a private residence early on January 15.
After Court Defeat, Anti-Fracking Activists Turn to Polis and Lawmakers for Reforms
The state’s highest court issued a final ruling in the so-called Martinez case, reversing a decision by the state’s Court of Appeals and delivering a major victory for the oil and gas industry.
Mom May Lose Custody of Child Because She Believes Ex Isn’t a Killer
A woman may lose custody of her three-year-old daughter by a man accused of murder in part because she believes he’s innocent.
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Renting a Home Is Better Than Buying One in Denver and Beyond, Report Says
A new report says that renting a home is more affordable than buying one in fifteen of seventeen Colorado counties analyzed.
Denver Cop Suspended Over Swingers’ Party Under Investigation Again
A Denver police officer who was suspended for ninety days over a brawl at what’s been described as a swingers party is under investigation again.
Ask a Stoner: What Should I Get My Hip Niece at the Dispensary?
It’s her 21st birthday, and she’ll get high if she wants to — but make sure she’s educated first.
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Pam Fine Responds to CU Coach’s Efforts to Minimize His Abuse of Her
A woman abused by a former assistant football coach at the University of Colorado Boulder responds to what she sees as efforts to blame and shame her.
Teachers Demonstrate During Last Week of Bargaining With DPS
As a possible strike looms, Denver teachers are demonstrating in this last week of bargaining with the district.
Marijuana Sales Dip in November; 2018 Still on Track to Top 2017
December sales would need to bring in $97 million to eclipse 2017.
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How Colorado Public Radio Added 17 New Shows Without Making Cuts
The president and CEO of Colorado Public Radio talks about the service’s new schedule, which adds seventeen shows without eliminating any.
New Bill Would Simplify Process for Changing Gender on Birth Certificates
A new bill introduced in the Colorado legislature would simplify the process for changing gender on birth certificates.
The Case for THC Potency Limits on Shatter and Other Marijuana Products
A report by a group dedicated to keeping kids away from marijuana presents an argument for limiting the amount of THC in cannabis products.
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Reader: I Don’t Need My Munchies to Give Me Munchies!
Readers think Illegal Burgers’ new venture sounds yummy.
Op-Ed: Nonprofits Should Work Together to Fight Climate Change
I propose that all of the “green organizations” mobilize, collaborate and work together in a massive action.
Denver Has 1 Administrator for Every 7.5 Instructional Staff, Far Above State Average
Compared with the statewide average, the Denver school district is top-heavy with administration.
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Short-Term Rentals Will Get New Rules in Early February
Denver’s short term rental regulations will now include insurance requirements and will clarify grounds for license application denial and license revocation.
Denver Cannabis Giant Expands Empire Into Pueblo
The Denver-area cannabis giant is setting up shop in southern Colorado.
Trial Date Set for Maurice Butler, Man Accused of Broadway Triple Homicide
Butler is expected to plead not guilty.
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Vape and Play, Denver’s Second Licensed Pot Lounge, Nears Opening
“We are blazing ahead towards our grand opening schedule.”