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Which Excuses Work (and Don’t) for Disputing Express Lane Violations
“In some instances, we actually had people saying, ‘They just weren’t going fast enough so I was forced into the express lane.’ That’s not how that works.”
Does Incense Cover the Smell of Weed, or Expose You Further?
“Does burning incense cover up the smell of weed?” one reader asks. “As a new renter, I’m worried about the smell of my habits.”
Colorado PUC Won’t Investigate Xcel Overcharging Complaint
The utility denies that customers in non-franchised areas of Colorado are paying into a fund they can’t access, while Xcel collects interest.
Dispensary Where Colorado’s First Recreational Pot Sale Occurred Has Closed
The dispensary owners say the building was in disrepair, and will soon open a new store in west Denver.
New Details Emerge in Deadly Rock-Throwing Case, Including Claims of Police “Deception”
Attorneys for Zachary Kwak, Nicholas “Mitch” Karol-Chik and Joseph Koenig have filed court motions revealing new information related to their murder cases.
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Migrants Starting LLCs to Get Around Work Permit Challenges
“It is a way in which we can really combat some employment failures at a federal level here.”
Colorado Could Approve Warnings, Parental Oversight for Kids on Social Media
State lawmakers are considering three bills that would change the way young people use social media in Colorado.
Hash Makers Mixing Different Forms of Rosin for “Thumbprints,” “Geodes” and “Sundaes”
There’s no wrong way to enjoy these flavorful hash combinations. Mix the two consistencies together or scoop out a layer of each.
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Most Expensive Houses for Sale in Metro Denver Now
With Russell Wilson’s Cherry Hills home off the market, here are the priciest homes for sale on April 1. No foolin’.
DAs Concerned About Bill That Would Divert Defendants to Mental Health Program
House Bill 1355 calls for the release and outside treatment of approved defendants with mental health issues, including people who commit class 3, 4 and 5 felonies.
States That Cannabis Travelers Should Avoid
23 states have legalized since Colorado first did in 2012, but most of the southeast is still in prohibition mode.
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Falling Marijuana Tax Revenue Cutting Into School Construction Grants
As dispensary sales decline, the state’s Marijuana Tax Cash Fund “has been overly tapped over these past few years,” according to a lawmaker.
Boulder County Receives HUD Designation to Streamline Housing Affordability
The Moving to Work program lets local housing agencies choose where to spend their money. Boulder County’s is the latest to join the exclusive group.
Tourism Office Temporarily Removes Cannabis Hospitality Listings
The Tourism Office says applications for new pot hospitality listings will be open in time to appear on the website by 4/20.
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CU Ready to Play Spoiler Against Caitlin Clark in Sweet Sixteen Matchup
The Iowa star has taken the basketball world by storm, but CU has beaten several high-profile teams this year The game starts at 1:30 p.m. today!
Urban Peak Accused of Wage Theft During Construction of New Homeless Shelter
The Denver Auditor’s Office has accused Urban Peak of paying workers the wrong prevailing wages for the construction of its new 66,000-square-foot “Mothership” shelter.
RTD Rail Construction Bringing Major Changes to Downtown Routes
The transit agency is shutting down the L Line and tearing up five downtown intersections this summer – but the Free MetroRide is returning to compensate.
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Inside New Denver Noise Ordinance Proposals
The suggested changes would affect construction work, trash trucks and, yes, music events.
Plan to Replace 88 Drive-In Theatre With Warehouse Was Pulled Last Summer
The company that sought to replace metro Denver’s last drive-in with a warehouse is no longer buying the property.
EPA Rule Cuts Cancer Risks in Lakewood From Ethylene Oxide
In 2018, Terumo BCT was identified by the EPA as a source of increased cancer risk to nearby residents.
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City Sweeping Migrant Encampment Outside of Elitch Gardens
Elitch Gardens asked the city to remove an encampment of about fifty migrants outside park gates before if opens in April.