Early Avalanche Season in Colorado: Ten Tips to Stay Safe
Early avalanche season is in full swing, and an expert offers tips to stay safe during what can be an unexpectedly dangerous time of year.
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Cannabis Wins Big Across the Country During Midterms
One state joined the recreational club, two approved medical marijuana, and twelve pro-pot governors were elected.
Proposition 112 Is Dead: Will Anti-Frackers Find a Friend in Governor Polis?
He’s betrayed them before, but opponents of the growing energy industry in Colorado think Polis might come around.
A Hundred Years Ago, Denver Celebrated the End of World War I…Four Days Early
One hundred years ago, a Denver newspaper reported World War I had ended…four days before it actually had.
Amendment X Passes, Reclassifying Industrial Hemp in Colorado
The measure will take the definition of industrial hemp out of the Colorado Constitution.
Denver Ballot Issue Election Results 2018: Almost Everything Wins
Eight of nine ballot measures in the City of Denver passed in the November 2018 election.
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Colorado Legislature Election Results 2018: Dems Win House and Senate
Victories in key races helped Democrats regain control of the Colorado state senate in the November 2018 election.
The Green Solution Opens Sixteenth Dispensary in Colorado
It’s been a busy fourteen months for The Green Solution, which has added stores in Fort Collins, Glendale, downtown Denver and now Sheridan since September of last year.
Blue Wave in Colorado Devastates Crowd at Republican Watch Party
The Colorado Republican election night party was filled with disappointment.
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Colorado Election Results 2018: Polis, the Blue Wave and the Power of TABOR
The results of Colorado’s November 2018 election pleased Democrats, including governor-elect Jared Polis, but plenty of high-profile ballot measures failed.
Bill Stiffler, Founder of Friends of Horses Rescue, Served With Eviction Notice
Bill Stiffler, the founder of Friends of Horses, is being evicted from the land on which his rescue resides on November 30.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Grape Pie
In progressive Denver, Grape Pie bakes you.
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Everything You Need to Know — So Far — About the 2019 Municipal Election
There’s no rest for the weary Denver voter.
Despite Challenges, Denver Still Leading the Conversation About Social Pot Use
Alaska and Oregon have problems too, state reps said at the city’s annual marijuana symposium.
The Murder of Preston Porter Jr. and Colorado’s Grim History of Lynchings
A group of social justice activists seeks to bring renewed attention to Colorado’s long-buried history of lynchings — and to confront one particularly shocking and grotesque episode.
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David Weinstein Helps Outdoor Industry Association Up Its Political Game
Boulder’s Outdoor Industry Association is expanding its political work on the state and local levels.
Ask a Stoner: Does Cannabis Have a Harvest Season?
That would be a fun farmers’ party to check out.
Prop 110 and Next Big I-25 Projects, Valley Highway Phases 2 and 3
CDOT hopes a new ballot measure will help it launch phases two and three of the Valley Highway project in the heart of Denver.
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Cannabis Voter Project’s Colorado Roots and How It May Swing Elections
The executive director of the Cannabis Voter Project explains the organization’s Colorado connections and how supporters of progressive marijuana policies can make the difference in close elections.
Everything You Need to Know About Today’s Election (Including the Parties!)
Where to vote (and drink) on Election Day.
DPD’s Co-Responder Unit Hopes to Get a Boost From Caring 4 Denver
If Caring 4 Denver passes, the initiative would allocate 10 percent of its revenue to the Denver Police Department’s co-responder unit.
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Amendment 73’s Impact on Colorado School Districts With Four-Day Weeks
During this school year, 89 of Colorado’s 178 school districts are operating on four-day weeks. Here are some of the reasons why.