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Demonstrations were held across the country on June 14.
Jared would be Colorado’s first openly gay governor if elected — which begs the question: Are Jared’s opponents basing this “electability” argument on his sexual orientation, or on his record?
The co-founder of the high-tech company behind the Colorado Sun helps dispel some of the mystery behind the publication.
Today, January 17, a hearing continues in Adams County court to determine if a fifteen-year-old accused of killing ten-year-old Kiaya Campbell in June 2017 will be tried as an adult. Such efforts have been attempted at least fourteen times in Colorado over recent decades, and the results are decidedly mixed no matter what decision was ultimately made.
... Like that of I Love You, America, Cohen’s apparent goal of exploring America’s multitudes belies his show’s actual focus on belittling, baiting or simply giving a platform to white Americans in particular
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Singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright talks about his "All These Poses" tour, a new video aimed at President Donald Trump, his latest opera and more.
Opioid abuse has reached crisis levels in Colorado and the country as a whole in part because more and more people prescribed the medication by their physicians are becoming addicted to it. But this particular problem can't be pinned on Boulder-based Dr. Mark Strom, who'll be taking part in a Q&A in conjunction with All the Rage, a new documentary making its Denver debut at the Alamo Drafthouse tonight.
Kavasutra's otherwise chill vibe shifted sharply this week, when some of the company's Instagram posts went viral — and not in a good way.
Undercover police officers busted six people for alleged public consumption.
The Den-Mex gut-buster known as the Mexican hamburger stands distinctly apart from Mexican street-food hamburguesas — but they're both delicious.
Marijuana-related crime, impaired driving, tax revenue, social consumption and youth use have all been hot topics since retail legalization began in 2014.
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Denver GoTopless Day is expected to attract well over 1,000 people to its 2018 edition, which takes place downtown on Sunday, August 26. But the size of the crowd is only one indication of how the gathering has evolved, as is clear from the following Denver GoTopless Day oral history.
This weekend is the fortieth anniversary of the Rocky Flats Truth Force, and the truth keeps spilling out.
Here's our weekly list of craft beer festivals, tastings, tappings and other happenings.
The event calendar promises a slew of unique offerings, from a study of Ingmar Bergman to a celebration of Comal to an overview of Cuba.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that the Department of Justice has changed its mind about suspending legal orientation trainings at immigration detention centers.
Colorado's latest marijuana prevention campaign hopes to appeal to the usual suspects in adolescents, but it's added a new target: moms.
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Entrepreneur and former state legislator Victor Mitchell is proud of his campaign for Colorado governor in 2018 and treasures many of his experiences prior to finishing second behind Treasurer Walker Stapleton in the June Republican primary. But several weeks later, he blasts what he characterizes as a shadowy process that rewards liars and places one obstacle after another in front of outsiders interested in shaking up the status quo.
How they win is almost as important as who wins.
As we've reported, two people, Collin Zak and Nathan Enright, have died as a result of injuries sustained at Colorado ski resorts during the 2017-2018 season to date. Their fatal accidents occurred weeks earlier than the first and second Colorado ski area deaths last year, when fourteen skiers or snowboarders died, despite a lack of snow that has resulted in numerous resorts in the state delaying their openings or keeping some runs off-limits. That doesn't surprise a national expert on resort safety, who believes snow shortages or surpluses can increase the danger for those who hit the slopes under such circumstances.
... There’s an urgency and an anger this time around that helps paper over some of the story’s messiness, as well as some of the awkward drama of trying to explain where this whole crazy Purge idea actually came from