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Year: 2024
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Smoking Weed Makes Exercise Fun, but Probably Hurts Performance
If it gets you off the couch, then it might not be so bad, researchers note.
Cheapest Homes for Sale in Denver Right Now
Although the median price is $625,000, five houses are on the market right now for $310,000 or less – but let the buyer beware.
Married at First Sight Recap: Another Couple Divorces, Former Contestant is Offered New Bride
Clare and Cameron’s marriage is coming to an end, but Michael’s journey is only beginning.
The Orchestrator Demonstrates the Power of Hustle Ahead of His Afroman Show
The multi-instrumentalist will perform with the “Because I Got High” hit-maker at Summit this weekend.
This Week in Beer: Ball Out With Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout and More
Plus, Guy Fieri visits a Boulder biergarten on a Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives episode that airs January 5.
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January Giallo is Denver’s Best Film Series for Horror Fans
The influential genre is known for its stylish murders and hypnotic soundscapes.
Cherokee Social Is the Only Band In Town Making Indigenous Indie Pop
Come check out the duo’s release show at Lost Lake on Friday, January 5.
Barbenheimer Powers Unionization Push at Denver Alamo Drafthouse Locations
Employees at the three movie theaters are pushing for fairer wages, corporate accountability and better working conditions.
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Trump Appeals Colorado Supreme Court Ruling That He’s Ineligible to Run for President
“It’s time to put a STOP to all these vicious attempts to REMOVE my name from the ballot.”
John Ramsey on JonBenét Cold Case Review: “More Optimistic Than I’ve Been Since the Beginning”
JonBenét’s father speaks to Westword about his hopes for 2024 following the completion of a year-long review of his daughter’s unsolved murder case.
Vacancy Committees for Dummies: What Happens When Colorado Legislators Resign?
This month, 57 people will choose legislators to represent nearly 175,000 Coloradans.
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Photos: Denver Sweeps Migrant Encampment at 26th and Zuni
Flames broke out in one tent. Although the Denver Fire Department extinguished the blaze quickly, housing these immigrants won’t be as fast.
Lunch Break: Where to Slurp Ramen Downtown
For those working near the 16th Street Mall, there are a trio of ramen options that are ideal lunch break destinations.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Black Velvet
We’re concerned about flavor here, not looks.
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What to Know About Denver’s New Compost Carts as Second Wave Rolls Out
As part of its expanded waste services program, the Mile High City is working to get every household its own compost cart in addition to weekly recycling.
Seven Stunning New Murals in Boulder Highlight Black Artists and Culture
“Public art is a beautiful way for individuals to feel represented and understood.”
How the Metal Maidens Went From Myspace Models to Hardcore Band Advocates
The group, which first found fans via Myspace, will celebrate the release of its annual calendar at the Crypt with a lineup of bands.
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Who Wants to Buy a $2.7 Million Fixer-Upper in Park Hill?
The owners of this Montview mansion hope to find a preservation-minded buyer before a Denver City Council hearing on a hostile landmark designation.
Man Shoots Up Colorado Supreme Court Building – but Not for the Reason You Think, Police Say
The Arizona man was arrested January 2 after reportedly shooting out windows, setting a fire and holding a guard at gunpoint; police say the incident was unrelated to threats over Trump decision.
What’s the Right Price for an Ounce of Weed?
Even in Colorado, dispensary prices and quality differ heavily.
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Pierogi Restaurant Closes Up Shop on East Colfax
It’s selling its stock of frozen pierogi before saying goodbye on January 4.