Bye, Bye, Gerrymandering? Inside Amendments Y and Z
Gerrymandering is a problem nationwide and here in Colorado, but two ballot initiatives hope to tackle that this fall.
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The Death of Bill Coors and The Will to Live
Beer titan Bill Coors has died at 102, shortly after the release of a documentary about him called “The Will to Live.” Here’s the story.
Op Ed: Vote No on Amendment X, Keep Hemp Legal and Constitutional
The proposal would remove state constitutional protections for industrial hemp.
Broncos Fans on Twitter Still Want Vance Joseph Fired After Loss to Rams
A close loss to the Los Angeles Rams, one of the NFL’s best teams, hasn’t stopped Denver Broncos fans from calling for head coach Vance Joseph’s firing.
Why You Haven’t Heard About Andrew Lowate’s Tragic Murder
There are plenty of reasons why most Denverites haven’t heard about the September 26 murder Andrew Lowate, and they’re as predictable as they are infuriating.
Lisa Calderón Running for Denver Mayor
Lisa Calderón is a progressive, non-establishment candidate who wants to unseat Hancock to become the first female mayor of Denver.
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Reader: Texting Is More Dangerous Than “Drowsy” Driving
Readers debate a cooperative traffic campaign between Colorado and the feds.
Missing Pages, Wrong Addresses: Colorado Blue Books Are Kind of a Mess This Year
Some books are missing pages, and there’s at least one error.
Most Coloradans With Criminal Records Can Still Vote
“It’s a good feeling. Not everybody is perfect, but I’ve always wanted to vote. And it’s good for every American to vote.”
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Will Amendment X Keep Hemp Competitive, or Shut Out Small Growers?
Why does some of the hemp industry support taking hemp protections out of the Colorado Constitution?
Green — Err, Cool — Roof Initiative Moves to Denver City Council
It was a large meeting by any standard, particularly one that involves civic affairs.
Political Reality: In #MeToo Era, Rep. Jovan Melton Is Toast
After revelations about two past domestic violence arrests, Representative Jovan Melton is a dead politician walking.
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Civil Token Sale Disaster Won’t Kill the Colorado Sun, Editor Says
Civil’s token sale doesn’t officially end until Monday, October 15, but it appears to be a catastrophe that will fall well short of its goal.
Dixie Elixirs CEO Talks About Canadian Expansion
Dixie Elixirs filed to go public in Canada last week.
The Agonizing, Unnecessary, Day-Plus Jail Death of Denny Lovern
The misdiagnosis of inmate Denny Lovern’s chest pains as a stomach ache essentially sentenced him to a death that was both cruel and unusual.
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Colorado Marijuana Sales Continue Breaking Records in August
Colorado’s marijuana industry continued to break earnings records in August, according to the state Department of Revenue, with legal marijuana sales bringing in over $141.3 million.
Harvest Time: Making Pipes Out of Autumn Fruits and Veggies
As with everything else on Halloween and Thanksgiving: The bigger, the better.
Walmart Killer Scott Ostrem Pleads Guilty to “Avoid the Death Penalty”
Scott Ostrem has pleaded guilty to five counts in connection with a murderous rampage at a Thornton Walmart for reasons the head prosecutor in the case connects to capital punishment.
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Meet Tim Tymkovich, Denver Judge Handed Kavanaugh Ethics Complaints
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has assigned Denver-based 10th Circuit Court chief judge Timothy Tymkovich to handle ethics complaints against newly minted Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Stapleton Ad Claims Medicare-for-All Would Cost Too Much but Leaves Out Key Detail
The system we have now would likely cost more.
Ask a Stoner: What Are Some High-Yielding Strains I Can Grow?
here are plenty of strains that can yield over two pounds per plant, but the size of the harvest will still depend on lighting, nutrients and other techniques and variables essential to high yields.
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Terrapin Care Station Dispensaries Offer Discount If You Register to Vote
Terrapin Care Station, a Colorado-based cannabis company, wants you to register to vote. And the folks there are offering an incentive if you do.