South Park and Paramount Strike $1.5 Billion Deal
The new season premieres Wednesday night.
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Along for the Ride: Lakeside Park Remains the Metro’s Most Amusing
The 117-year-old theme park is still families’ best bet for an affordable, no-frills good time.
State-Mandated Indigenous Group Tells Colorado to Halt Psilocybin Therapy Program
The working group also asked the state to abstain from similar legal therapeutic programs for mescaline, ibogaine and DMT.
Congress Is Chopping Public Media Funding, Including in Colorado
Dark days ahead for local public radio and television.
Magic, Indeed? Psilocybin Mushrooms Might Extend Your Lifespan, Study Shows.
As psychedelic mushrooms hit their stride in mental health, a recent study showed they can extend the lives of human cells and mice, too.
Mesa County Woman Won’t Serve Time for Ballot Fraud Scheme
Sally Maxedon will not serve any time for helping her friend, a former mail carrier, submit fraudulent mail-in ballots.
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Even Lauren Boebert Wants Epstein Files Released
The Colorado congresswoman called for a special counsel to reveal the Epstein client list, and you’ll never guess her suggestion. Actually, you probably can.
Mike Lindell Lawyers Ask Court to Overturn Jury’s Defamation Verdict
Lindell’s attorneys – recently fined for submitting an error-riddled motion authored by AI – submitted a motion challenging June’s outcome.
The Avett Brother Folk Up Red Rocks: Review
The Avett Brothers kicked off night one of its three-night residency at Red Rocks on July 11, and the Boomers went all out.
Boulder Weekly Loses Entire Editorial Staff, Future in Doubt
Is the independently-owned alt-weekly in Colorado’s headiest town dead?
South Park Creators Are Pissed Off After Season 27 Premiere Bump
Trey Parker and Matt Stone say the proposed Paramount-Skydance merger is “fucking up South Park.”
Don’t Tell the Weed Bros, but THC Potency Is Often Inflated
A study commissioned by CU Boulder found that nearly one-third of retail cannabis flower in Colorado had inflated potency numbers.
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AI Will Live On: Will You Leave Behind a Generative Ghost?
“I’m the intersection between a psychologist and a computer scientist, and these types of things tend to be right up my alley.”
Mike Lindell’s Attorneys Fined for Using AI During Defamation Trial
Before the trial began, the MyPillow CEO’s lead counsel filed an error-riddled court document authored by a hallucinating AI, according to the judge.
Police and Community Leaders Brace for More Teen Takeovers
“I’ve never seen these kids more angry, more disconnected.”
After Mike Lindell Trial, Joe Oltmann Remains Undaunted
The star witness of the Mike Lindell trial says the jury believed him, and he isn’t worried about pending court actions.
Bill Moyers Legacy Includes ’90s Colorado Documentary
When Colorado was dubbed the “Hate State,” the TV journalist dug into the constitutional amendment to prevent anti-discrimination laws protecting gays and lesbians.
Parasol Patrol Will Shield Children From Hateful Protesters at Denver Pride
The volunteer group uses rainbow umbrellas and noise-cancelling headphones to protect young people from hateful protesters.
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Colorado Postal Worker Connected to Ballot Fraud Sentenced
Vicki Stuart pleaded guilty to charges of identity theft and forgery
Golden Psilocybin Healing Center Excited to Start Therapy Sessions
“We have a chance, in broad daylight, to show the safety and efficacy of psilocybin mushrooms.”
Local Artists Create Dystopian Times Magazine to Channel Eco-Socialist Activism
Representatives of the Marxist collective found community at the Psychedelic Science conference.
Douglas County Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Home Rule Proposal
The County commissioners’ power grab attempt looks to be going down in flames, and some of them are adding gas to the fire.