Health Care Firm to Pay $4.25M for John Patrick Walter’s Agonizing Jail Death
A national health care come has agreed to pay millions to settle a lawsuit in the death of John Patrick Walter.
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Growing Up and Growing Off With Former Cannabis Critic Jake Browne
Westword nominates Jake Browne and Samantha Taylor for cutest couple in legal pot.
Boulder Botanics Pesticide Recall Is Second in a Week
It’s the second pesticide recall issued by the agencies in one week — both were for medical marijuana only.
Jessie Danielson on Ugly Election, Future of State Senate
Colorado senator-elect Jessie Danielson talks about what her bruising election victory and her priorities now that her win helped put Democrats in the majority.
RiseUp Reality: DPD Wreaks Havoc, Calls School Staff “Libtards”
“I don’t know about that, but they need to stop that racist shit.”
Dreion Dearing Prosecution for Death Penalty Challenges Governor-Elect Polis
The decision to launch a death penalty prosecution against a man accused of killing a deputy presents a challenge to Governor-elect Jared Polis, who opposes capital punishment.
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There’s a Growing Problem of Underwater Properties in Colorado
The number of properties that are seriously underwater, meaning they’re worth less than their owners owe, is growing in some parts of Colorado.
Ask a Stoner: Do Any Dispensaries Not Scan IDs?
We’re not saying that those dispensaries aren’t out there…
Attorney: Indiana Insists on Extraditing Grandfather on 34-Year-Old Technicality
An attorney for a seventy-year-old retired bus driver taken into custody on a 34-year-old case says Indiana officials insist he must serve a 290 sentence in state prison there.
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Op Ed: The Other Side of “Reefer Madness”
The Libertarian Party of Colorado has had enough of federal cannabis prohibition.
Why Texting While Driving Is Still Legal in Colorado and the Fight for Change
Despite plenty of evidence that texting while driving is dangerous and can be fatal, it’s still legal in Colorado to do so for those eighteen and older. But while efforts to make hands-free driving the law of the state have fallen short so far, advocates are already gearing up for another fight, and this time they’re determined to win.
The Doctors Are “In” at Rocky Flats Right to Know Talk Tonight
Two Arvada grandmothers started the organization two years ago, to help educate the public.
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Dom and Jeremy on the Radio Success Secrets of Mix 100’s Boyz
Dom Testa and Jeremy Padgett talk about how they feel their success as the morning radio team on Mix 100 is linked to their willingness to bend the rules.
Robbery in Denver: Barely One-Third of 2017 Cases Cleared
In Denver during 2017, more than 1,200 robberies were reported, but fewer than 500 have been cleared by law enforcement, leaving victims’ odds of seeing justice done at far less than fifty-fifty.
Why Colorado Tokers Love UK Cheese
It pairs extremely well with crackers and prosciutto.
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Lorena Garcia to Challenge Senator Cory Gardner in 2020
Garcia is a is a seventh-generation Coloradan and a longtime community organizer.
Lush Pesticide Recall Shakes Dispensary’s Ownership
The recall stemmed from CDA tests that showed levels of pyriproxyfen.
Changing the Name of Mount Evans Won’t Change Sand Creek’s Story
Descendants of the tribes killed in the massacre don’t want to see history erased…they want it explained.
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Ask a Stoner: How Confidential is the State’s MMJ Registry?
Outside of a system hack, patient status should remain private — but these state procedures are not HIPAA-compliant.
Innocent Bystander Terrance Wardlow Killed in 21st and Lawrence Shooting
The coroner’s office has identified the man killed in a Ballpark shooting allegedly involving gang members as a 59-year-old former Marine.
Jamie Giellis on RiNo, Growth and Her Campaign for Denver Mayor
River North Art District president Jamie Giellis talks about the launch of her campaign for Denver mayor and the top issues faced by the city.
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Denver City Council Passes Safe-Use Site Plan: “This Is About Our Neighbors”
By a 12-1 margin, the Denver City Council voted to authorize the creation of a safe use site for injection drug users.