R.J. Reynolds

Burning Glamour

Spin Cycles

Laundered money, the shadow of big tobacco, and a blubbering court reporter: The wild trial over Colorado's Amendment 15.

The Alternative Voter’s Guide

The Legislative Council’s ballot-analysis booklet has inspired so many fights, it should be called the black-and-blue book. Here’s our cure.

Smoke Detector

Anne Landman has dedicated her life to being a pain in the ash. Will it make a difference come election time?

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Anne Landman has dedicated her life to being a pain in the ash. Will it make a difference come election time?

Pack Mentality

A media column about secondhand smoke stirs up a cloud of controversy.

The Pitch Is In, and It's Good

Public schools accepting private-sector funds is becoming commonplace. But not everyone's money is good enough.

The Marlboro Hombres

Last June in Costa Rica, the tobacco lobby was berry, berry good to two Colorado legislators.

The Marlboro Woman

The AG's campaign fund is nicotine-stained--and critics say she's dragging her feet on tobacco suits.

Camel's appeal to hipsters is ironic, but not in a good way

​Keeping in line with Camel's historically "urbane" branding strategy, the tobacco company has for the last few months been pushing a series of specially branded cigarette packs commemorating select cities known for their cool: Austin and Seattle, for example, have been highlighted. And while ... More >>

Dissolvable tobacco: Advocate criticizes R.J. Reynolds for not ending test marketing

​Yesterday, Bob Doyle, executive director for the Colorado Tobacco Education and Prevention Alliance, touted a resolution calling for the Colorado Board of Health to oppose test-marketing of dissolvable tobacco products by R.J. Reynolds under names like Camel Orbs. The board supported this not ... More >>