Marijuana Sales Dip in November; 2018 Still on Track to Top 2017
December sales would need to bring in $97 million to eclipse 2017.
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How Colorado Public Radio Added 17 New Shows Without Making Cuts
The president and CEO of Colorado Public Radio talks about the service’s new schedule, which adds seventeen shows without eliminating any.
New Bill Would Simplify Process for Changing Gender on Birth Certificates
A new bill introduced in the Colorado legislature would simplify the process for changing gender on birth certificates.
The Case for THC Potency Limits on Shatter and Other Marijuana Products
A report by a group dedicated to keeping kids away from marijuana presents an argument for limiting the amount of THC in cannabis products.
Reader: I Don’t Need My Munchies to Give Me Munchies!
Readers think Illegal Burgers’ new venture sounds yummy.
Op-Ed: Nonprofits Should Work Together to Fight Climate Change
I propose that all of the “green organizations” mobilize, collaborate and work together in a massive action.
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Denver Has 1 Administrator for Every 7.5 Instructional Staff, Far Above State Average
Compared with the statewide average, the Denver school district is top-heavy with administration.
Short-Term Rentals Will Get New Rules in Early February
Denver’s short term rental regulations will now include insurance requirements and will clarify grounds for license application denial and license revocation.
Denver Cannabis Giant Expands Empire Into Pueblo
The Denver-area cannabis giant is setting up shop in southern Colorado.
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Trial Date Set for Maurice Butler, Man Accused of Broadway Triple Homicide
Butler is expected to plead not guilty.
Vape and Play, Denver’s Second Licensed Pot Lounge, Nears Opening
“We are blazing ahead towards our grand opening schedule.”
Will the Rocky Flats Grand Jury Files Finally Be Opened?
The contents of those files would aid in an audit of the cleanup of the former nuclear weapons plant.
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Frontier Pilots Sign New Contract After Decade of Beef
Pilots for Denver-based Frontier Airlines have overwhelming approved a new contract, ending a dispute that’s dragged on since at least 2008.
Funniest Tweets Accusing Just-Engaged Tim Tebow of Not Being a Virgin
Not everyone on Twitter believes just-engaged former Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow is still a virgin.
How Growing Weed at Home Changed, According to a Skunky Veteran
“I still grow my own pot because I love doing it. I also consume way too much to make purchasing it an option.”
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How Much Blame Long-Haul Trucks Deserve for Awful Denver Traffic
A Colorado Department of Transportation official discusses the impact of long-haul trucks on traffic in Denver, where every major thoroughfare seems to be under construction.
First Medical Dispensary Opens in Longmont
“We already had medical customers coming in. We like a healthy approach. It means a lot to us.”
How a Career Criminal Broke the Convict Code and Saved Himself
In the federal prison where snitches where often targeted for death, a master criminal became King Rat — and turned his life around.
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Peter Boyles Thinks Safe Injection Sites in Denver Would Be a Disaster
KNUS radio host Peter Boyles previews a trip to Vancouver to explore what he sees as the dark side of safe-use sites for injection drug users.
One-Bedroom Rent in Denver Rose 79 Percent in Under a Decade
An analysis of historical data show how Denver rent went from modest to eye-popping over a span of eight years.
Samantha Herrera Safe, Rodney Brown Busted, Amber Alert Canceled
The seventeen-year-old subject of an Amber Alert was found safe and her alleged abductor is in custody.
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Ask a Stoner: How Can I Get High and Get Fit?
No matter what, keep consumption limited.