Ex-Denver Developer Erik Osborn’s Criminal Past and New Indictment
Erik Osborn’s career as a big-time developer wound up in court.
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Colorado Child Abuse Records Law Challenge Inspired by Westword Story
Attorney Jessica Peck was threatened with prosecution.
How and Why Colorado Drivers Are Getting Worse
Studies from 2011 to 2019 show a steady decline.
Ask a Stoner: Can I Fly In-State With Weed?
Even in legal states, the feds still control the skies.
A Free Press Isn’t Free: Support Local Journalism
Become a Westword member, and get an ad-free westword.com.
Commerce City Schools Briefly Placed on Lockout After Suncor Incident
The South Adams County Fire Department “has determined that no hazard exists.”
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Mark Udall Talks Torture, Life After Political Office and Dharma
“I didn’t want to linger. I wasn’t into trying to regain the past status I had — the glory, if you will.”
Tiny Home Village in Globeville Nearly Doubling Its Units
The Beloved Community Village in Globeville is almost doubling its number of units.
Dems, Former BLM Staff Slam Relocation Plans as Deadline Looms
“The numbers are not good, and it’s going to leave a huge vacuum of leadership in the Bureau in the future.”
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Another Marijuana Recall Highlights Growing Mold Issue
The contamination level measured 3,900 times the state standard.
Gilpin County Cries Foul Over FAA Plan for Denver Air Traffic Overhaul
The FAA wants to “modernize” the airspace around Denver. Gilpin County residents say it’s ruining their peace and quiet.
Pregnant and Breastfeeding Workers Are Taking Frontier Airlines to Court
The original complaints were filed in 2016 and 2017.
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9News’s Jeremy Jojola on Ugly Threats Over Stories About Neo-Nazis
The threats have been “ten times worse than I expected.”
Why Colorado Tokers Love Citradelic Sunset
Sunshine, in a bag.
Empty Lot on East Colfax Will Become Affordable Housing for People With Brain Injuries
The city is moving forward with plans to sell an empty lot in East Colfax to Brothers Redevelopment, Inc., which has plans to build permanent supportive housing for people with brain injuries experiencing homelessness.
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Colorado Lab Plans to Send Hemp and Coffee to Space
The plant samples will be studied for any genetic changes.
Our Favorite Marijuana Strains in 2019
Another year, another round of powerful pot.
Denver Post Building Set to Lose Last Connection With Denver Post
The paper’s owners are moving to Adams County.
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Scabies Outbreak at Immigrant Detention Facility in Aurora
Six detainees have scabies at the immigrant detention facility in Aurora.
Denver City Council Mulling Increasing Independence of City Attorney
Denver City Council is exploring a proposal that would increase the independence of the city attorney.
Brad Evans’s Mission to Turn South Platte River From a Sewer Into a Gem
Brad Evans has joined forces with Waterkeeper Alliance.
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Inside Wild Shooting That Caused Five Points Evacuations but Media Missed
Evacuations. Road closures. A long standoff. A SWAT team.