Colorado’s Long History of Not Holding Gun Manufacturers Accountable May Soon Change
Until now it’s been nearly impossible to hold the gun industry accountable in Colorado. That could all change this legislative session.
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McWhinney-Backed Fracking Project in Loveland Pulls Out, the Other Moves Forward
Because of interest in its Centerra South development, MRG – the McWhinney-owned entity overseeing two fracking pads in Loveland – withdrew one permit.
Baseball’s Back: Five Things in Denver More Competitive Than the Rockies on Opening Day
Being a Colorado Rockies fan can be tough – and downright boring – so here’s some other ways to scratch the competitive itch this baseball season.
CDOT Doesn’t Care About Subcontractors Getting Stiffed on State Projects, says Triple G
Triple G Construction founder John Gonzales says Colorado’s Department of Transportation refuses to help him get paid on state projects.
Z Cycle Bike Shop’s Landlord Asks Business to Hit the Brakes in Lease Dispute
Z Cycle Shop has a ten-year lease at its spot in Capitol Hill, but less than two years in, a legal dispute with its landlord could jeopardize everything.
Westernaires Wrangle Twenty More Acres From Jefferson County
The Jefferson Country Board of Commissioners officially approved a transfer of about twenty acres of land to the Westernaires. Yeehaw!
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Problems With Colorado IDs at TSA Are Driving Travelers Up a Wall
Travelers with Colorado IDs are getting hit with delays at airports as TSA scanners are having a hard time processing the state’s licenses.
Citizens Urge PUC to Rake Xcel Over the Coals on Plant Cost Recovery
As the Public Utilities Commission considers Xcel’s proposal for cost recovery from closing coal plants early, citizens wonder what they’re paying for.
Trails Magazine Forges a New Path for Backpacking Media
After Outside shut down print operations for Backpacker, Ryan Wichelns took off in a different direction.
Colorado Gig Drivers Are Ditching Uber and Lyft to Form a New Rideshare App
Rather than letting frustrations with rideshare giants drive them away from gig work, the Rocky Mountain Employee Ownership Center is rallying drivers to create their own app.
Centennial Pumps Brakes on New Pickleball Courts Over Sound Fears
Pickleball has drawn many avid fans in recent years, but one Colorado city wants to study the sport’s noise before more courts can be constructed.
Judge Shoots Down Tschetter Sulzer’s Second Attempt to Dismiss Eviction Lawsuit
Tschetter Sulzer’s attempts to dismiss a class-action lawsuit about deceiving tenants in eviction proceedings have been spiked yet again.
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Where Are They Now? The Current (and Controversial) Status of Colorado’s Mass Shooters
Two years after the killings at the King Soopers on Table Mesa in Boulder, the case is still in limbo.
This Colorado Visitor Was Frozen Out of Union Station. Why?
Her ski trip went without a hitch…until her bus into Denver arrived late, and she had to wait for a train in the cold… at 2 a.m.
Preschool Teacher Files Lawsuit After Being Shot Last July by DPD Officer
The cops thought suspect Jordan Waddy had a gun. They shot six bystanders in the process of subduing him.
Vehicles Are Flying Out of Denver Airport Parking Lots…With Thieves Behind the Wheels
The driver of a stolen Ford-150 Shelby offers this advice: “Pay for the Uber.”
ARTILECT Pushes Other Outdoor Brands to Go PFAS-Free
As the EPA and REI begin to phase out “forever chemicals,” one Boulder company is ahead of the game.
Play ‘I Spy’ with RTD’s New Parade Bus, Rolling Out for the St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Take a photo of the wrapped bus in service and use #SpotRTD to win a free digital ticket.
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Roo-Bar Lounge Cited for Violating Settlement Agreement With Denver, Could Close in Ten Days
The Denver Police Department found that Roo-Bar Lounge had failed to comply with an agreement it reached with the city,
Are Wolves an Experimental Population? The Answer Could Affect Reintroduction
Another chance to howl! U.S. Fish and Wildlife accepting comments on a proposed change to the endangered designation
Colorado Woman Came Out of Retirement to Cover Bills, Including Xcel Increases
At 75, Patricia Mills Sanchez went back to work so that she could pay the bills, including Xcel increases.
Help Prevent Car Theft: Let the Denver Police Department Track Your Stolen Vehicle’s Location
With the DenverTrack program, people can sign up with the Denver Police Department to give police location tracking data if their car gets stolen.