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Feds Charge Denver Man in $8.5 Million Airbnb Scam Involving Fake Listings, Double Bookings
Shaunik Raheja of Denver and Shray Goel of Miami were indicted on federal fraud charges connected to nearly 100 short-term rental properties in ten states.
RTD Fares Lower in 2024 for All Customers
The agency reduced prices across the board (even to the airport) and simplified its zones in hopes that more people will ride public transit.
New Marijuana Rules and Laws Take Effect January 8
New rules include decontaminated weed guardrails and increased purchasing limits.
Reader: Migrants Want to Work. Why Won’t the Feds Let Them?
Over 35,000 immigrants from south of the border came to Denver last year, and there are almost as many opinions about how the city should handle this influx.
Blackout Bonanza: What Your Colorado Specialty License Plate Says About You
Do you Support the Horse? Share the Road? Or were you just Born to Be Wild?
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Thief Robs Woman Mourning Loved One at Wheat Ridge Cemetery, Uses Credit Cards at Walmart
The victim was paying her respects at Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery when the thief stole her purse out of her car, which she’d left unlocked.
First Rings, Now Bobbleheads: Scoring the Most Popular Nuggets Championship Merch
A day after Nikola Jokić sunk an all-time shot against the Golden State Warriors, his likeness was inducted into the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame.
Meet the Twelve-Year-Old Behind Colorado’s Ban on Plastic Bags and Styrofoam Containers
After seven years, Madhvi Chittoor’s fight to restrict single-use plastic has finally paid off.
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How Long Should a THC Tolerance Break Last?
Results happen quickly, but a complete reset takes time.
NoCo Hemp Expo Moving to Estes Park in 2024
“With where the industry is now, the show has scaled back with less space.”
Sober Denver Couple Helps Drunk Driver Who Hit Their Parked Cars
“We could have been the ones who are driving drunk and crashing into people’s cars at 2:30 in the morning.”
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National Western Stock Show Parade Turns Denver Into a Real Cowtown. Yeehaw!
The Mile High City is on the moooove.
Aaron Gordon Reflects on Dog Bite Incident, Defends His Pooch: “He’s a Good Boy”
The Denver Nuggets star is blaming himself for the Christmas Day dog incident, telling reporters he was drinking and “roughhousing” with his Rottweiler.
Smoking Weed Makes Exercise Fun, but Probably Hurts Performance
If it gets you off the couch, then it might not be so bad, researchers note.
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Cheapest Homes for Sale in Denver Right Now
Although the median price is $625,000, five houses are on the market right now for $310,000 or less – but let the buyer beware.
Barbenheimer Powers Unionization Push at Denver Alamo Drafthouse Locations
Employees at the three movie theaters are pushing for fairer wages, corporate accountability and better working conditions.
John Ramsey on JonBenét Cold Case Review: “More Optimistic Than I’ve Been Since the Beginning”
JonBenét’s father speaks to Westword about his hopes for 2024 following the completion of a year-long review of his daughter’s unsolved murder case.
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Vacancy Committees for Dummies: What Happens When Colorado Legislators Resign?
This month, 57 people will choose legislators to represent nearly 175,000 Coloradans.
Photos: Denver Sweeps Migrant Encampment at 26th and Zuni
Flames broke out in one tent. Although the Denver Fire Department extinguished the blaze quickly, housing these immigrants won’t be as fast.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Black Velvet
We’re concerned about flavor here, not looks.
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What to Know About Denver’s New Compost Carts as Second Wave Rolls Out
As part of its expanded waste services program, the Mile High City is working to get every household its own compost cart in addition to weekly recycling.