Major Dispensary Takeover Set for September 1
The originally agreed upon acquisition package will remain, according to an August investor presentation by Columbia Care.
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What Happens to a Denver Business Closed Over COVID-19 Violations
Denver must approve health plans before a business can reopen.
Doom With a View: Jeffco Health Director Looks Back on Rocky Flats
The nuclear weapons plant inspired “Enemies of the People.”
Attorney: Do Brown People Have Right of Self-Defense in Denver?
Elijah Martinez has been charged with first-degree murder.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Member Berry
Now is the time to go foraging for Member Berry.
COVID-19: Why Out-of-Staters May Cause CU Boulder Outbreaks
Mask use was much better in Boulder when students were gone.
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Study: Smoking Weed After Hours Doesn’t Affect Work Performance
What weed hangover?
104.3 The Fan’s D-Mac Accidentally Tweets N-Word
Darren “D-Mac” McKee has been a staple on 104.3 The Fan.
Homeless Coalition Building Damaged During Cops Clash
Residents of the building were traumatized by the violence.
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Denver Voters Will Vote on Sales Tax Increase for Homeless Services
It could raise up to $40 million annually.
Who Do I Need to Blow to Buy Lysol in Denver?
The search for the disinfectant has been in vain for at least six weeks.
Denver City Council Rejects Park Hill Conservation Easement Initiative
A developer bought the former golf course last year.
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Ask a Stoner: Finding the Balance Between Weed and Coffee
A few hits of Kush and a hot cup of coffee sound great together, but are they?
Why 9News’s Jeremy Jojola Quit Twitter
Jojola would wince whenever he checked the platform.
Denver Cops Clash Fallout: “You’re Playing Right Into Their Hand”
A dozen arrests were made during the confrontation.
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COVID-19 Update: Colorado Calm Before the Back-to-School Storm?
Several schools have been forced to institute quarantines.
Reader: Summer Crops Struggle While We Wait for Fall Harvest
It’s easier to explain the shortage of peaches than pot.
Reader: And Parents Wonder Why Teachers Don’t Want to Go to School
At least one student has tested positive.
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Aurora Slowly Opening Up to Marijuana Delivery
Recreational marijuana delivery won’t be legal in Colorado until 2021, but Aurora is already looking into the business practice.
Polis Moves Last Call for Alcohol to 11 p.m., Midnight Coming Soon?
Polis stressed that the decision was driven by data.
COVID-19 Hospitalizations by Denver Neighborhood: Increases Slowing
Only a handful of neighborhoods have seen sizable increases.
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These Are the 78 Denver Businesses Cited/Closed Over COVID-19 Orders
From August 1-17, 78 citations were issued and six businesses closed.