Colorado Ties to Facebook Lawsuit Over Kenosha Protest Murder
Reports suggest militia groups are coordinating using Facebook.
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Boulder Ramping Up Enforcement Amid COVID-19 Student Outbreaks
A city’s focus is on property owners and party organizers.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Layer Cake
Layer Cake’s berry flavors are noticeable up front, with starchy overtones and a funky finish.
Why You Can’t Find a Home You Can Afford in Denver Right Now
Short answer: supply and demand.
CDOT’s Stoned Driving Message Faces Uphill Climb
Marijuana users and transportation officials don’t always agree on the dangers of stoned driving.
Mercury Cafe Worried About Saturation of Homeless Services in Neighborhood
Marilyn Megenity’s venue has been a bright spot in the area for decades.
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COVID-19: Colorado May Be Among Top Ten States for Virus Transmission
Governor Polis’s press conference was the most somber in months.
Homelessness Crosses Borders: It’s a Challenge for Metro Denver
A state task force could improve communication and collaboration.
Colorado Pot Prices Reach Three-Year High, Up 25 Percent Since July
The median price-per-pound for Colorado marijuana has reached its highest point since 2017.
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Cory Gardner: Supreme Court Move an Exploding Grenade, Pundit Says
Our expert says Gardner was in a lose-lose situation.
Why Parker Was Named Second-Best Place to Live in America
The community is very affluent, very white and growing like mad.
Pat Bowlen Trust Court Date Postponed; Broncos Ownership Running Out Clock
A September 1 hearing on the Pat Bowlen Trust was postponed
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Colorado Places With Most Per Capita COVID-19 Cases So Far
One of every 59 Denver residents has tested positive.
Ask a Stoner: Can I Give CBD to My Hamster?
CBD is often tested on rodents during scientific research.
Colorado-Based Hemp Organization Sues DEA
Hemp businesses worry a DEA ruling could be interpreted to block hemp extraction during CBD product manufacturing.
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CU Boulder COVID-19 Explosions Prompt Two-Week Shift Online
The two-week period may be extended.
Schools Expect Nearly $500 Million in Pot Tax Revenue Over Four-Year Span
School funding and construction capitol should receive almost $500 million.
Prediction: Colorado High School Football Games Will Look Like This
Mask use and social distancing were virtually nonexistent.
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COVID-19 Update: Climbing Cases Raise Fears of Third Spike
Case counts are higher than they’ve been for more than six weeks.
Top Twitter Freakouts After Broncos’ Loss to Steelers, Drew Lock Injury
QB Drew Lock should be out two-to-six weeks.
Reader: CU Should Never Have Brought Students Back
Positive cases are climbing in Boulder County.
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Reader: I Miss Getting My Weed Measured by Fingers
Were the good old days that good?