Why Chayley Tolin Took Plea Deal In Controversial Police Shooting
Chayley Tolin was faced with a possible four decades behind bars.
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Twitter Torches Jermaine Whitehead Over Murder Threat After Broncos TD
Jermaine Whitehead was cut after his Twitter freak-out.
Ask a Stoner: When Will Pot Delivery Save My Lazy Legs?
You’re going to have to keep driving or walking for your weed this winter, and likely one or two more.
What Would Proposition CC Do for Transportation?
If voters pass Proposition CC, the state government could keep certain refunds that otherwise would have to be returned to residents under the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights.
FBI Arrests Pueblo Man Who Planned to Blow Up Synagogue
Richard Holzer was arrested over the weekend for allegedly plotting to blow up a Pueblo synagogue.
Dispensary to Open Right Behind Cap Hill’s Historic Marijuana Mansion
The dispensary will be located next to where some of Colorado’s marijuana laws were written.
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CDOT Director on What Drivers Want and What Makes Them Mad
Executive director Shoshana Lew has gotten an earful lately.
Twitter Prefers Brandon Allen Over Joe Flacco After Broncos Beat Browns
Brandon Allen took his first regular-season NFL snap on Sunday.
Racketeering Lawsuit Against ADA Lawyers Survives Motion to Dismiss
The complaint asserts that the plaintiff either doesn’t exist or never visited the Riverbend Eatery.
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Reader: The Mold Problem Is With Wholesale Growers, Not Dispensaries
The Denver health department conducted random tests for mold at 25 dispensaries.
Readers: School Snow Days Give Me a Break From Traffic
Folks weren’t too pleased with DPS last week.
DU Study Dives Into Marijuana Use and Pregnancy
Is it okay to use cannabis while pregnant? That’s the question University of Denver psychology professor Dr. Pilyoung Kim heard when first becoming interested in studying how poverty can affect pregnancy. Kim remembers recruiting pregnant women in their first trimesters, asking them about substance use. After hearing a significant amount…
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Democrats Urge Gardner to Support CORE Act After Passage in House
“Coloradans need a Senator who will stand up for public lands and listen to local communities.”
Nuggets, Avs Return to DIRECTV, But No Comcast, DISH Deal Yet
No deals have been announced with Comcast and DISH thus far.
There’s a New Mile of Wall on New Mexico’s Border…With Mexico, not Colorado
Former Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo is on the board of We Build the Wall.
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Chayley Tolin Takes Deal in Contentious Swedish Hospital Police Shooting
Chayley Tolin faces between eight and eleven years behind bars.
Kennn Wall Will Never Stop Honing Hash
“Maybe 5 to 10 percent of strains on the market actually do well for solvent-less and water extraction.”
Here’s Where All Those Colorado Transplants Are Coming From
More Colorado residents came here from other states than were born here.
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State Legislators Could Reorganize Safe2Tell in 2020
A bill lawmakers will consider next year would route certain calls to mental health professionals and require an annual advertising campaign for Safe2Tell.
Law Enforcement Investigating False Bomb Threat at D.A. George Brauchler’s Office
The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a false bomb threat at the office of District Attorney George Brauchler.
Colorado’s Hemp Program Must Change to Fit USDA Rules
“Federal rules are pretty strict with requiring hot hemp to be destroyed by a DEA agent. There is no opportunity for remediation or correction.”
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Plastic, Paper Grocery Bags Could Cost Ten Cents in Denver by Mid-2020
Denver City Council is considering a ten cent fee for disposable grocery bags that could take effect as early as mid-2020.