Group Files Complaint Alleging Xcel Overcharges Certain Customers
Those in non-franchised areas of Colorado could be paying into a construction fund they can’t access, according to a consumer protection group.
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Snowskating Follows Snowboarding’s Route to Recognition
“When I first started snowboarding, there were only a handful of us. Now snowboarding is insanely big, so there’s a potential for snowskating to grow bigger.”
Maggie’s Farm Closes Five Colorado Dispensaries
The southern Colorado chain abruptly closed five stores, but other dispensaries are still popping up across Colorado.
New KSE Leaders Promise to Get Nuggets and Avalanche Back on TV
With an executive shakeup, the Kroenke family says it has rededicated itself to resolving the Comcast, DISH and Altitude disputes.
Colorado Unveils First Gas-Powered Landscaping Restrictions
The state’s landscapers aren’t opposed to transitioning to electric equipment, but they want more incentives and a careful rollout before restrictions hit.
Third Marijuana Mold Recall Issued in Three Weeks
The latest safety advisory includes one dispensary in Denver.
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Broadway Boutique Owner Calls for City Action After Scary Break-In
A man was arrested after he smashed the Electric Dream’s door in with a metal bar and “verbally accosted” a worker last week, according to the DPD.
Shoes, Surveillance Video Help Lead Searchers to Body by Golden’s Dakota Ridge Trail
A pair of shoes found on a ridge in Golden are identical to those worn by a missing dog owner. Law enforcement found a human body in the same area.
Colorado Lawmakers Shot Down a Version of Alabama’s IVF Decision
After almost four hours of discussion, lawmakers rejected a bill that would have banned abortion and classified discarding frozen embryos as murder.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Donny Burger
Who else loves a tasty Burger?
As Kent Thiry Pushes for Election Reform in Colorado, Local Activists Push Back
“He’s a role model. Most rich guys are on a yacht. They’re not doing anything for humanity.”
Lauren Boebert’s Ex-Husband Calls Restraining Order, District Move “Desperate Actions of a Desperate Woman”
Jayson Boebert says the Colorado congresswoman claimed she’d drop her restraining order against him if he “followed her orders and demands.”
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Why Denver Is Funding Pickleball Courts Amid Budget Cuts
The $3 million can’t be moved into funds affected by the migrant influx, so Denver Parks & Recreation wants to put it to use.
Caucuses for Dummies: How Coloradans Choose Primary Candidates
Precinct caucuses will be held through Saturday of this week. Here’s how to get involved.
How Bad Are THC Vape Cartridges for the Environment?
Wouldn’t it be great if we could go into dispensaries with our own containers to fill up, like a soda refill at the gas station soda fountain?
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Lawsuit Alleges Phony Oil Well Sales Avoided Environmental Cleanup
A 2023 study estimated there are almost 60,000 unplugged oil wells in Colorado.
Presidential Primary for Dummies: How (and Which) Coloradans Can Still Cast Their Ballots
“Colorado’s presidential primary system is an example of democracy in action. … Your vote could make the difference, at least in this state.”
Rent Slightly Increases in Metro Denver as Spring Nears
Rent in Denver remained stable through the beginning of the year, but prices could increase more in the spring.
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Twelve Weed Strains That Could Help Cure Your Hangover
The nurturing yin to alcohol’s belligerent yang, cannabis can save the day.
Atrocities Pile Up at Colorado Funeral Homes as Legislators Consider New Regulations
Miles Harford is not the first Coloradan accused of abandoning bodies and providing fake ashes.
Zoo Day at the Capitol: Photos of Wookiee the Sloth and Friends
Animal ambassadors including Wookiee, the Linne’s two-toed sloth, and Casper, the sleepy barn owl, made their annual appearance to celebrate Denver Zoo’s wildlife conservation efforts.
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Why Are Dispensaries Still Popular Burglary Targets?
“Do they really have that much cash to take, or are they stealing the weed?”