Teenage rebellion: 16-year-old wants Colorado to secede from US
A Boulder teen is leading ballot proposals to make Colorado an independent nation.
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$3 Beers at Coors Field: Not a myth!
It’s true, but there’s a catch.
A Colorado road trip back in time, with photographer John Margolies
Let’s travel through Colorado — and into the ’80s.
Colorado criminal cases dismissed at higher rate when prosecutors face heavier workloads
Research shows that when active caseloads are higher, dismissal rates rise to compensate for fewer plea deals.
CU Boulder sued for ending ‘Email for Life’ program
A CU law graduate is leading the effort against his alma mater.
Lakewood zoning saga continues, with promises to collaborate
“There remains an overabundance of discretionary power.”
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Trans fight club, self-defense classes build confidence and community
“I had to fight just to create this space where I could compete. … When I get in the ring, that’s the easy part.”
Federal measure could undermine rideshare safety laws, state legislators say
According to state lawmakers, including one from Colorado, the bill would make it “effectively impossible” to hold rideshare companies accountable for sexual assault.
Who canceled Hasan Piker’s Denver rally with Melat Kiros?
Kiros blames her opponent, Diana DeGette. The congresswoman says she wouldn’t stop Kiros from making the “mistake” of campaigning with Piker.
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Cannabis calendar: Juneteenth kickback in RiNo
Relax or get after it, all with a little help from the plant.
Latest document dump includes half-baked UFO sighting over Colorado
This spud’s for you!
Data centers, golf courses and fountains: Denver water restrictions, explained
In the thick of a statewide drought emergency, what’s with all the water use?
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District says 61 boys the Trump administration found on girls’ sports rosters were mascots, managers
“Some teams had male managers, trainers, or mascots — not athletes.”
Lawsuit wants male circumcisions outlawed in Colorado
Plaintiffs argue that a state law banning female genital cutting but not male circumcision violates the state’s 1972 Equal Rights Amendment.
Denver Superintendent Alex Marrero is a candidate for top schools job in Miami
“Regardless of the outcome of the Miami-Dade superintendent selection, my commitment to leading Denver Public Schools, our students, staff, families, and the important work ahead remains unchanged.”
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Shooter of Denver guitarist convicted of second-degree murder
Patrick Lee Apostol shot and killed Zackary Smith in 2020.
To catch a conflict: Longmont police condemn child predator hunters
A viral “predator catching” group filmed a private investigation in Longmont on June 9.
Colorado’s new ibogaine law targets unlicensed psilocybin mushroom sales
“At the last minute, they slipped in amendments that significantly modified decriminalization.”
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No Kings events around Colorado this weekend: What to know
Over 250 gatherings are planned around the country, including nine in Colorado.
GEO Group sues over new Colorado law requiring immigration detention center safety inspections
“There are disturbing reports about unhealthy living conditions at for-profit detention camps like the GEO facility in Aurora.”
The coldest case: Mystery remains 35 years after the Father’s Day bank massacre
“Sometimes a guilty man does walk free.”
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First (and only) home within Colorado’s most private ski resort heads to auction
The residence is listed for $25.7 million — including a $3 million club membership.