Denver Police Shooting Update: “I Don’t Know If I’m Going to Kill You or Him”
The incident in East Denver was Colorado’s fifteenth officer-involved shooting of 2019.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Super Silver Haze
If you feel like Super Silver Haze has been around for a while, you’re right.
East Student Caught in Chaos Rips DPS Over Denver Teachers’ Strike
A student at East High School takes Denver Public Schools to task for chaos spawned by the 2019 Denver teachers’ strike.
Controversial Marijuana and Drug DUI Bill Pulled by Sponsor
The bill was withdrawn by the same state representative who introduced it two weeks earier.
Coloradans Increasingly Support Higher Taxes on the Rich
With Denver teachers striking over low pay and no end to Colorado’s long-running fiscal problems in sight, a growing number of voters favor a simple solution: raising taxes on the rich.
Broomfield Forced-Pooling Lawsuit on Hold After Drilling Delayed Until June
A major court fight over a controversial oil and gas practice is on hold after activists and state regulators reached an agreement that both sides are happy with — for now.
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Discrimination Complaint Alleges Unlawful Denial of Insurance Coverage for Trans Man
The ACLU of Colorado alleges that a Colorado company discriminated against a trans employee by denying him insurance coverage.
Colorado Passes $6 Billion in Overall Pot Sales as 2018 Tops Previous Year
It came down to the last month of the year, but 2018’s dispensary sales ultimately edged out the previous year’s total for Colorado. According to the state Department of Revenue, Colorado pot shops have now sold over $6 billion worth of legal marijuana since retail sales began on January 1, 2014…
This Call for Help Came From Inside the Lake County Sheriff’s Office
The Leadville-based dispatchers say they were harassed by the then-undersheriff.
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As Teachers Strike, Montbello Students Play Soccer During Lunch
As Denver teachers walked out for the first time in 25 years, students in Montbello spent the day outside the classroom.
Pissing Match Between DPS and Union Over How Many Teachers Are Striking
Denver Public Schools and the union representing striking teachers disagree over how many educators are taking part in the walkout.
Ask a Stoner: Which Pot Industry Jobs Pay the Most?
Cannabis businesses need more than just growers and budtenders.
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Andrew Romanoff on How a Family Tragedy Inspires His U.S. Senate Bid
Former Colorado house speaker Andrew Romanoff talks about his decision to run against Cory Gardner for the U.S. Senate in 2020.
Suit Claims DPS Caused Teachers’ Strike That’s Hurting At-Risk Kids
A new lawsuit accuses Denver Public Schools of causing a teachers’ strike that’s causing special education students to miss out on critical instruction.
Dispensary Offers Penny Eighths of Weed to DPS Teachers
Time for a smoke break.
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Man Arrested for First-Degree Attempted Murder Following Explosion on Santa Fe
Todd Norman Perkins has been charged with first-degree arson and first-degree attempted murder.
Alleged State Capitol Vandal Arrested for Second-Degree Burglary
Elias Anthony Dominguez, 26, allegedly broke into the Capitol in January.
Hear Message to East Parents About Student Chaos Amid Teachers’ Strike
Denver schools are open during the teachers’ strike, but there doesn’t appear to be a lot of learning going on.
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Arapahoe County Jail Makes Vocal Identifiers of Inmates Using Phones
Civil liberties watchdogs are concerned about new technology Arapahoe County uses that creates “vocal prints” for inmates.
Claim: Cops Brutalized Eric Magne Twice in an Hour
A new lawsuit claims that Eric Magne was the victim of excessive force twice in an hour at the hands of two different law enforcers.
Most and Least Attractive Denver Suburbs for Renters
A new survey shows that the Denver-area suburbs with the largest percentage rise in renters aren’t usually the least expensive.
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Cannabis Strains, Rated
Let’s talk some shit about pot.