Even if you're earning a low wage, you can live the cultural high life April 2 through April 6, 2018.
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The controversy over Denver Mayor Michael Hancock sending inappropriate texts to police detective Leslie-Branch Wise has led to increased scrutiny on settlements made by the city; Branch-Wise was given $75,000 in 2013 after she made complaints about the behavior of Wayne McDonald, who received $200,000 in 2016 following a lawsuit over his firing by Hancock, his ex-friend. Among those asking questions about such payouts is Stuart Shapiro, a former assistant city attorney and recipient of his own $660,000 settlement from Denver in 2016 over alleged retaliation against him in the wake of a jail-abuse case that cost taxpayers $3.25 million.
Andrew Freedman was Colorado’s first director of marijuana coordination, and his time on the job made him a believer in the plant's medical benefits.
National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day is April 12, a perfect excuse for indulging in cheesy, gooey goodness at these Denver destinations.
Colorado has seen sustained growth in cannabis sales revenue since introducing retail sales, increasing over 120 percent from 2014 to 2017.
Most research on medical marijuana in America has been limited to preclinical trials with lab animals for human research, but that hasn’t stopped some pet owners from trying it on their own.
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If passed, the proposal would create the first statewide licensing program for cannabis consumption.
The Grateful Gnome Sandwich Shoppe & Brewery is finally open at 44th and Stuart Street in the Berkeley neighborhood.
One of Denver's largest dispensary chains has issued a voluntary recall for medical and recreational cannabis products over concerns from possible contamination.
Bobbi Walker's new approach at her eponymous gallery pays off with Uncanny, the exhibit on view through March 10, 2018.
Even as the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, or NORML, is working with the office of Colorado Senator Cory Gardner to craft legislation designed to protect states that have legalized cannabis sales from federal interference, the organization is making a new push to have the marijuana removed from the Controlled Substances Act, a process known as de-scheduling.
What does Google think about certain celebrities? A quick way to find out is to type in the word "is" and a famous name in the query box. You'll be offered a list of the most popular searches for that person. Back in 2014, we tried this trick with a slew of the best known Coloradans in entertainment, sports and politics, and the results were often weird and consistently funny. Here's our hilarious update.
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Mike Whiting's sculptures have sprouted.
We must have paused a little too long when the server at DMZ Pub set the platter of semi-dry squid on our table. The sight was intimidating: Flat like a deflated football and at least a foot long from tentacle tips to the top of its head (if squid actually...
A new poll shows Mike Coffman trailing Jason Crow. But there's plenty of time for Coffman to make up ground.
Thanks to a scheduled bye, your Denver Broncos didn't play a game this weekend, and based on a telling conversation I overheard while eavesdropping yesterday morning, October 8, as reporters are wont to do, the Mile High City was nicer as a result.
A recent study found that many workers are high at work. But some readers argue that means nothing.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued a withering preliminary report about the late 2017 death of forty-year-old Loveland Ski Area employee Adam Lee, who suffered crushing chest injuries while working on the Magic Carpet, a motorized beltway used to teach kids how to ski.
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Cirque Kitchen is a new food truck from chef Brandon Becker, who will be cooking up international street food and pop-up dinners starting in May.
Will CBD trigger a positive result in a drug test for THC? The answer isn't cut and dried, but there are ways to avoid it.
A small group of students staged a walk out at the magnet school off 6th and Fox streets and marched through downtown to the Denver Public School central administration building to protest potential budget cuts. If the worst does come to pass, reductions could take hold in the very department that draws students to the magnet school.
Here are the best craft beer festivals, tappings and other events for the coming weeks.