Homeless Class-Action Lawsuit Settlement Has Finally Been Completed
A federal Judge approved the settlement terms of a class action lawsuit representing Denver’s homeless population today, making it official.
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Colorado Hemp Company Sues for Millions in CBD Lawsuit
The oil carries a value of up to $7.56 million, according to price estimates of CBD crude oil.
Did the Justice System She Worked for Fail Kate Petrocco?
A death in Brighton raises questions about a domestic violence investigation.
Climate Protesters Disrupt Denver Traffic, Eight Arrested
“People are getting arrested for expressing their compassion and their love for the earth.”
Denver City Council Endorsing Initiative to End State TABOR Refunds
City Council is set to endorse the ballot initiative in the coming weeks.
Colorado Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Eric “F*ck Cops” Brandt
The Colorado Supreme Court opinion deals with jury nullification.
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Ask a Stoner: Do Humans (and Bees) Get High From Marijuana Honey?
Bees could use the stress relief right now.
Josh Vigil Police Shooting and Why Body-Cam Video Hasn’t Been Released
Josh Vigil was shot by officers twenty times.
Workers at Aurora GM Service Center Part of Nationwide UAW Strike
About 50 workers at GM’s Denver Parts Distribution Center are among the 49,000 UAW members on strike nationwide.
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Colorado Weed Prices Keep Fluctuating in 2019
“You could get a pound for about $700 eight months ago.”
Police Dog Brutally Attacked Low-Level Suspect in Bed, Lawsuit Claims
Spencer Erickson woke up as the K-9 was lunging at his face.
Twitter Calls for John Elway’s Head After Broncos’ Loss to Packers
For many on Twitter, happy memories are no longer good enough.
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Protests Outside GEO Detention Facility in Aurora Largely Uneventful
Amid a massive law enforcement presence, dueling protests outside of the GEO immigrant detention facility in Aurora were largely uneventful.
AOC, Neguse Visit Ingrid Encalada Latorre in Sanctuary Church in Boulder
AOC and Joe Neguse visited Ingrid Encalada Latorre, who is living in sanctuary in a Boulder church.
Op-Ed: Why Immigrants Make Some of Colorado’s Best Entrepreneurs
“I want to encourage the U.S. government to make it easier to hire top talent from around the world.”
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Joe Neguse, AOC Meet With Youth Climate Activists in Boulder
“Yesterday, over seven thousand people showed up amplified and ready to strike for our future. And we are just getting started.”
What to Do if Your Dog Eats Weed Edibles
Like treating an overly stoned friend, you need to be comforting.
Bobcats in Back Seats and Other Bad Choices Around Colorado Wildlife
When it comes to Colorado wildlife, the first rule is: don’t be a dumbass.
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Denver Youth Activists Rally at Capitol, Join Wave of Global Climate Strikes
“It’s the most inspiring sight I’ve ever seen in my life.”
Homeless Encampment Near Lawson Park Scattered for Xcel Energy Project
A homeless encampment that was allowed to stay last week after organizers pressured the city has now been scattered.
Medically Correct, Roots RX and Strawberry Fields Bought by Medicine Man Tech
It’s bought more dispensaries and businesses.
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Inside Brutal Report on the Colorado Civil Rights Commission
The report centers on incompetence and a lack of transparency.