Immigrant lawyers were caught by surprise after their undocumented clients who had been separated from their children were transferred to Texas. After all, just because their clients have been transferred doesn’t mean their court cases have.
House Democrats on the Capital Development Committee have accused Republican gubernatorial candidate and State Treasurer Walker Stapleton of delaying funding for $120 million in critical infrastructure projects.
One of the industry’s OGs in translucent concentrates is now in Colorado — this time in CBD form.
The forecast for that claim is cloudy.
The worst fears about the Lake Christine fire near Basalt expressed by firefighters prior to the weekend came true. According to the most recent update from authorities, shared during the evening of Sunday, July 22, the blaze has now ballooned to more than 11,000 acres and containment has fallen to less than a third of the total.
On Monday, July 23, Thomas Busch, 37, seen in the just-released booking photo above, made his first court appearance related to a chase through downtown Denver aboard a stolen tractor on the evening of Friday, July 20.
A federal judge is criticizing the University of Colorado Boulder for its actions regarding Pamela Fine, who filed a lawsuit last year over abuse allegedly suffered at the hands of former assistant football coach Joe Tumpkin. But he’s also ordered CU Boulder and its employees to be dropped from the complaint.
Energized by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s primary win in New York, a surge of new members are flooding to Denver’s chapter of Democratic Socialists of America.
Residents can share their thoughts about Denver’s mass transit system at open houses this week.
Readers debate whether pot tourism has helped Colorado.
“My art, music and use of cannabis will be an expression of my soul and the hardships I’ve been through.”
The new tool allows users to select a service and a zip code from their page’s drop-down menu, which takes them to average prices, price ranges and patient experience ratings from a variety of facilities.
NARAL Pro-Choice America president Ilyse Hogue spoke to Westword about gubernatorial candidate Jared Polis and his Republican opponent, Walker Stapleton, who’s publicly pledged to protect the rights of the “born and unborn” but typically tries to skirt the subject.
Treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Walker Stapleton says he has a reason for not funding high priority construction and maintenance projects in the state, but he does an about-face almost as soon as he utters the words.
Glenn Morris, her uncle and a longtime AIM activist in Denver, reflects on her case.
Zara Ahmed survived the Aurora theater shooting. But as a Somali-American, she must now confront the Trump administration travel ban.
New Colorado reports show youth use has remained stable after four years of commercial weed — but adults? Not so much.
At 10 a.m. today, July 20, longtime Denver radio personality Denise Plante will make her debut on 106.7 The Bull, the brash new country station from iHeartMedia. It’s a new beginning that marks the end of what’s been arguably the craziest, and the most terrifying, month of her career.
The National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges’ 81st annual conference is slated to take place in Denver beginning on Sunday, July 22. The event will be attended by hundreds of judges and court personnel from across the country on the front lines of societal crises representing every size, shape and description, including the opioid epidemic, human trafficking and separation of families at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Marijuana research is just starting to scratch the surface of the hundred-plus cannabinoids found inside the plant’s trichomes.
The young activist who caught Denver’s attention with his 2017 school board run says he needs to take time to focus on school and family, but that he’s thinking of running for school board again.
The transit agency is hosting open houses to discuss three proposals.
