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If you keep a cartridge filled with butane hash oil around long enough without using it, you'll notice that it turns darker and thicker and has a bitter taste with less potency.
Marijuana advertising works on kids whether they're the intended audience or not, a new study maintains.
This is message art that actually qualifies as art.
The Colorado governor's race for 2018 just got a little less crowded. Noel Ginsburg, an entrepreneur running as a moderate Democrat, has announced that he's dropping out of the contest.
With AEG and Live Nation dominating Denver's live music market, Peter Ore's working to preserve the city's indie spirit.
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The tower is untouched, but its sole source of income is gone.
Star Bar is the neighborhood hangout for residents of the otherwise touristy Ballpark neighborhood.
Released November 13, The Taxman, a three-episode series, deftly and entertainingly explores how larger-than-life Colorado politician Douglas Bruce led a crusade that resulted in one of the most remarkable — and controversial — tax laws in the United States: Colorado's "Taxpayer Bill of Rights," better known as TABOR.
Since being transferred to a men's prison from a juvenile correctional facility for females, Lindsay Saunders-Velez, a nineteen-year-old transgender woman, has been raped twice within a matter of months, her attorney says. Yet thus far, Colorado officials refuse to place her into a women's prison even though her most recent alleged attacker has been returned to the general inmate population at the Colorado Territorial Correctional Facility in Cañon City, where she's currently being held.
Nearly 120 law enforcement agencies will be participating in increased enforcement against drunk driving throughout Colorado on New Year's Eve.
The U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado recently criticized the state's decision to legalize cannabis.
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An attorney representing Wayne McDonald, a former Hancock friend and city employee fired in 2012 for his own alleged behavior toward Branch-Wise, is now demanding a review of all lawyers who played a role in a $75,000 payment to the detective by the City of Denver over the matter. The 2013 settlement precludes Branch-Wise from suing Hancock, even though his texts to her (including one that asked her if she'd ever taken a pole-dancing class) were not known to McDonald's legal team in 2016, when they accepted $200,000 to resolve a lawsuit filed after his firing four years earlier.
Chef Tristen Epps wants to change the way we view comfort food. Epps moved to Denver from Brooklyn earlier this year to take the executive chef job at Mister Tuna (3033 Brighton Boulevard), where he just rolled out a new spring menu. A glance through the list reveals unusual ingredients —...
The average starting salary for a 2018 college graduate who lands a job in Denver is just over $53,000, according to a new study. The total is a bit higher than the national average, and that's also the case for average salaries in ten specific professions. However, wages are currently higher in seven of nine other major cities analyzed as part of the report, as seen by data shared here.
Contemporary conceptual photographers Kristen Hatgi Sink and Jason DeMarte make magic out of reality.
American Circumcision, a feature-length documentary about the debate over circumcision in this country that will make its Denver debut on April 9, features an appearance by Gillian Longley, state coordinator for Colorado Advocates for Body Integrity and Children's Rights, shorthanded as Colorado ABC. Although little known by the general public, the group is the one of the main reasons why Colorado Medicaid didn't pay for circumcisions in the state during most of this decade to date, and Longley, a nurse by training, remains dedicated to getting the message out about a procedure she sees as cruel, unneeded and sometimes dangerous.
Various law enforcement and safety agencies just want to remind your resin-coated brain one thing on 4/20: Don't drive stoned.
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Although I've been a lifelong fan of the Denver Broncos, I've never before attended the team's training camp, which is free and open to the public. I experienced my first time on Sunday, July 29, and I never could have guessed how good it would feel.
Denver has a new rule requiring that all single-occupant public restrooms in the city have gender-neutral signs, and businesses that violate the ordinance may face escalating fines. But Laura Swartz, a spokesperson for the city's Community Planning Department, thinks that in most cases, a warning will be enough.
Music is in Evan Sitchler's genes.
Sweet Leaf is in the middle of a city hearing that will determine the fate of its licenses.