Lauren Boebert’s Son Says He Can’t Find a Lawyer He Can Afford
“We are working to hire an attorney, but it’s just been kind of hard with the prices.”
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A Grab Bag of Art at Co-ops, Commercial Galleries and the State Capitol This Week
You can’t go wrong no matter what you choose to see this weekend.
Vegan Eatery Vital Root Adds Animal Proteins for the First Time Since Opening in 2016
The Tennyson Street eatery has served a “99 percent vegan” menu since its debut, but that will change starting April 12.
O.J. Simpson, Friend of Colorado Mountain Towns?
O.J. Simpson visited Colorado often, with Summit County and Vail residents welcoming the accused killer with open arms throughout the years.
New Migrant Budget Restores DMV and Rec Center Hours, Cuts Migrant Services
“We think we finally cracked the code on how to help people.”
This Week in Beer: Milieu Fermentation Announces Opening Date and More
The upcoming brewery is taking over the former Ursula space at the Anschutz Medical Campus.
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Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés Reyés Discusses Healing Ways of Natural Medicine
Appointed to the Natural Medicine Advisory Board by Governor Jared Polis, the legendary author of Women Who Run With the Wolves will share inspirational stories.
The Team Behind Olivia Opening New Italian Restaurant Emilia in RiNo
“Emilia will be a pure tribute to Italy,” says chef and co-owner Ty Leon.
Aerosmith Bringing Final Tour to Denver
The tour was postponed last year after Steven Tyler fractured his larynx, but the rock icons aren’t letting anything stop their Peace Out tour this time.
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Married at First Sight Recap: Couples Reveal They Faked Storylines, Plotted Everything Behind the Scenes
“Everything that you see was planned,” Clare said during the first reunion episode.
Denver Cop Resigns Over Harassment Case Similar to Case That Earned Him Wrist Slap
“It’s not about this one officer. It’s about this type of behavior – this type of misconduct not being acceptable.”
Denver to Sweep La Alma Homeless Encampment as Mayor Waits for More Housing
The city has no housing for the 140 people at the encampment, but residents are worried about their neighborhood’s safety.
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Colorado Considers Requiring Refunds for Canceled Events, Disclosing Ticket Fees Up Front
A bill to expand consumer protections in ticket sales passed its first vote Wednesday.
Governor Polis Wants Utilities Commission to Investigate Xcel’s Wind Outages
With over 155,000 Coloradans experiencing lengthy outages, the governor doesn’t want this issue to just blow over.
How Sammy Anzer and Ed Bell’s Album, Residual Income, Is Changing the Denver Comedy Scene
Inspired by punk-rock bands, two Denver-based comedians collaborate to release a comedy album through the label Burn This Records.
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Longmont’s First Food Hall Announces Opening Date, Vendors
Parkway Food Hall’s lineup includes a new Japanese street-food concept from the Farow team, whole-hog barbecue, Indian-Thai fusion and more.
Hollywood Theremin Player Brings Unique Instrument to Denver Performances
From The Simpsons to Colorado, the spooky sounds of Lara Wickes’s theremin travels far.
Cheap Perfume Takes Colorado Fem-Core on the Road
The punk band is on its first-ever tour, but will be back for a victory lap at the hi-dive on May 5.
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Metro State University Creates New Cannabis Hospitality Program
The school is hosting an unveiling of the new cannabis hospitality program, dubbed the Green Frontier Conference, on April 17.
Denver Rental Assistance Applications Quickly Outpace Funding
Over 7,400 people have already applied for a rental assistance program in Denver, with nearly 4,000 housing evictions from January to March.
Will Cannabis Use Burn My Memory?
Weed is not good for your memory. Please don’t forget that by tomorrow morning.
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Englewood Apartment Residents Say Bad Management Is Putting Them in Danger
Repairs take months and mold goes unremediated, allegedly, so residents are considering legal action.