Aurora Police Paid Over $187,000 in Overtime Fees for Protest at GEO Facility
The Aurora Police Department paid a total of $187,818 in overtime fees to the 363 off-duty officers sent to the dueling protests at the GEO detention facility.
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“What I Did in the Past Is Irrelevant,” BLM Chief Says in Fort Collins
“Nope,” Pendley said. “Not going to clarify. Those are my personal opinions.”
Crisanta Duran, Alice Madden Drop Out of High-Profile Colorado Races
“I’ve always known that purpose is more important than one’s title.”
Jason Margolies Lives on Through Friends, Family and Golf
After life, Margolies is still bringing people together.
Joint Mending With a Cannabis Massage Therapist
“I love the element that CBD and other cannabis products have added to my arsenal.”
Will Lower Speed Limits Curb Traffic Deaths?
The advocate wants residential speed limits to be reduced.
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AAA: Snowy Denver Driving Issues Were Your Fault, Dumbass
The words are harsh but definitely worth keeping in mind.
Annual Project Homeless Connect Falls on Season’s First Snowstorm
Denver’s annual Project Homeless Connect fell coincidentally on a day of high need for people experiencing homelessness in Denver, the first snowstorm of the season.
Gardner Gets Pressed on Trump-Ukraine Scandal, Melts Into Puddle of Flop Sweat
“You’re not answering the question.”
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Sheridan High School Shooter Turns Himself In
The incident took place during a girls volleyball game.
Colorado Marijuana Sales Continued Hot Streak in August
Another month, another record.
Why Video of Deadly Police Shooting Still Isn’t Public Almost a Year Later
Nicholas Ryan was shot to death by deputies in November 2018.
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National GOP Group Backs Voter Citizenship Question for Colorado Ballot
A ballot initiative that could be on the 2020 ballot would ask Colorado voters to change the constitution regarding citizenship and voting.
Libtards and False Rape Claim: Inside Bizarre Cases Against Two Denver Cops
These bizarre disciplinary actions didn’t happen in a vacuum.
Ask a Stoner: The Origins of “Pot” and “Weed”
Cannabis comes with a lot of terms, but these have stuck the most.
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Bayaud Enterprises Launches Shower Truck for People Experiencing Homelessness
Bayaud Enterprises, a non-profit that helps connect homeless people to employment, has created a mobile shower truck that will help people on the streets get clean.
Climate Activist Greta Thunberg to Rally in Denver on Friday
Youth activists plan to rally at Civic Center Park at noon on Friday.
RTD Wants to “Reimagine” Its Services, but First It Has to Staff Them
“Reimagine RTD is important because, primarily, there are so many needs and demands that are going unmet in our current transportation environment.”
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Broomfield Welcomes New 400,000-Square-Foot CBD Facility
The self-proclaimed “center of the CBD universe” even got a visit from the governor.
Lawsuit Claims Colorado Regulators Aren’t Following New Oil and Gas Law
“This kind of abusive behavior from the oil and gas industry is exactly what prompted Senate Bill 181.”
Why Colorado Tokers Love Chem De La Chem
The Chem of the crop, if you will.
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Aurora Mayoral Candidate Submitted Signatures of 14 People Named Jane Doe
Tiffany Grays, who is running for mayor in Aurora, appears to have a sizeable contingent of supporters all named Jane Doe.