Rock-Throwing Murder Defendants Get Plea Deals, One Accepts and Pleads Guilty
Plea agreements have been offered to two of the three suspects in the deadly Jeffco rock-throwing case, and one has accepted.
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Anti-Vaping Activists Fear State Action Unlikely After “Incredibly Disappointing” Session
They now plan to focus on local nicotine and tobacco policy instead.
Lawmakers Approve Big Changes to Marijuana Industry Rules
Dispensaries could soon resemble convenience stores now that lawmakers have passed a bill that will change industry regulations.
Colorado’s Longest-Serving Legislator Says Goodbye
Bob Gardner’s infamous filibusters and policy prowess made him one of the Republican Party’s most effective weapons.
“Open-Air Drug Market” and Homelessness Top Ballpark District Safety Concerns
Residents were happy with some of the mayor’s policies during a recent town hall but brought up several glaring problems.
Mayor Unveils $500 Million Plan to Revitalize Downtown Without Raising Taxes
Right now the Downtown Development Authority can only help Union Station. The mayor wants to free up its resources.
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Lauren Boebert’s Son Still Doesn’t Have a Lawyer, Judge Calls Out Slow Movement
It’s been over two months since Tyler Boebert was arrested on felony theft charges, and he still doesn’t have a lawyer.
Boulder’s Millennium Harvest House Set for Demolition After Losing Historic Integrity
The historic hotel will soon be replaced with new student housing.
Crucial Accusation in Rock-Throwing Murder Case Tossed, Defendant’s Story Changes
One of the suspects in Jeffco’s deadly rock-throwing case has now accused both of the other defendants of being responsible.
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The Mayor Just Held a Q&A With Reddit. Let’s See How It Went.
Because where else can you talk about city issues with youngcockdrew and fartsniffer87?
Hidden Migrant Encampment Swept – After Most Residents Leave
About ninety migrants were at the encampment, but only a dozen or so hung around to wait for the city to kick them out.
Homeless Nonprofit Renovates Uptown Housing, Eyes Empty 7-Eleven Space on Colfax
The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is trying to change what people think about East Colfax and supportive housing.
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Permit Under Review to Demolish Exploded House on Lincoln Street
State health officials are currently focused on removing asbestos from the site.
How Will Federal Cannabis Rescheduling Affect the Average User?
There could be big changes to cannabis taxes and clinical research – but how will it impact the average dispensary shopper?
A Venezuelan Migrant’s Long, Harrowing Path to Work in Denver
Luis Alvarado worked, walked and bused his way through two continents for a better life. After arriving in Denver a year ago, he’s finally permitted to work.
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Ballot Proposal Wants Schools to Notify Parents of Signs Their Kid Is Transgender
A new law just started requiring Colorado public schools to refer to students by their chosen names.
Nuggets Fans Ask: Did Denver Quit in Blowout Loss to Timberwolves?
The disaster happened in painfully slow motion.
Fire Department Conducts Over Five Elevator Rescues Per Day in Denver
It’s usually a simple process, unless we’re talking rope rescues in a high-rise.
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After a Decade, Denver’s El Jebel Building Is Ready for the Public
“I feel like I’ve been in this building a million times, and I’m still finding things that I didn’t notice before.”
“The Most Legit Dude” in the Colorado Capitol: Senator Becomes Unlikely Celebrity
He wears wolf fur, bolo ties and challenged Denver’s mayor to a Rocky Mountain oyster eating contest. He is Perry Will, and we’re not worthy.
Nuggets Fans Play Blame Game After Series-Opening Fail to Timberwolves
Nuggets heroes took much of the criticism.
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Colorado’s Longest, Largest Cinco de Mayo Event Celebrates 35 Years
Over 250,000 people are expected to mark Cinco de Mayo at Civic Center Park this weekend, and it all had to start somewhere.