Proposition 112 Backers Ask COGCC to Postpone Upcoming Meeting Until After Election
“It feels like they’re trying to get through as many permits as possible before the laws could change in a few weeks.”
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Broncos Fans’ Tim Tebow Tweets After Latest Loss to Chiefs
After the Denver Broncos’ latest loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, plenty of fans on Twitter started tweeting about former quarterback Tim Tebow.
“Can I Vote From Space?” and Other Questions Colorado Voters Are Dying to Ask
We asked all the questions you’ve pondered, and maybe some you haven’t.
Marijuana Smell Lawsuit That Could Endanger Colorado Pot Biz Goes to Trial
A lawsuit about property values that attacks a marijuana business under federal racketeering laws goes to trial today in Denver-based federal court.
The Case for Amendment 75, Self-Funding Campaign Changes
A proponent makes a pitch for Amendment 75, which would quintuple campaign limits if one candidate gave himself $1 million or more.
Transplant: We Came Here to Smoke Your Weed and Hike Up Rent
Study says people move to Colorado for the economy and the environment, not legal pot.
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Reader: Calling Polis a Socialist Disqualifies You From Intelligent Discussions
Bernie Sanders isn’t afraid to call himself a socialist, and Polis argues that, although some of his policies might align with the senator from Vermont, he is running firmly as a Democrat.
George Brauchler on Why He Should Be Colorado’s Next Attorney General
Here’s why George Brauchler thinks he should be the next Colorado attorney general.
Phil Weiser on Why He Should Be Colorado’s Next Attorney General
Here’s why Phil Weiser thinks he should be the next Colorado Attorney General.
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Sal Pace Is Just Fine With Being Pueblo County’s “Cannabis” Commissioner
Already a proponent of legalization, Pace dove deeper into the cause when he joined the Marijuana Policy Project’s board of directors.
Denver Company Testing CBD Diabetes Medication in South Pacific
Vanuatu is a Pacific Island nation of around 265,000 people — over 13 percent of which are diabetic, according to WHO data from 2016.
Some Takeaways From Early Voting Numbers
We spoke with local political insiders from both sides of the aisle to get a sense for what early ballot numbers might mean.
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Has a Second Competitive Congressional Race Emerged?
Colorado’s congressional race to watch might not be the 6th…
Bill Bowlen Motion in Fight for Control of Broncos Reboots Dynasty in Denver
The brother of stricken Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen has filed a court motion to take the team away from the trustees running it in the latest episode of a family soap opera of epic proportions.
The Biggest Signs Colorado Housing Market Is Coming Back to Earth
Sales of single family homes, townhouses and condominiums in Colorado all fell in September 2018, suggesting a long overdue shift in the state’s red hot housing market.
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Commerce City’s Newest Dispensary Is a Family Business With Cuban Roots
Pot consumers ironically have few options in Commerce City
What Denver Police Want You To Do When They Say to “Shelter in Place”
A Denver Police Department division chief explains why, how and when “Shelter in Place” notices are used.
ICE Defends a Chicken Pox Quarantine at Immigrant Detention Facility in Aurora
ICE and immigrant rights organizations spar over a chickenpox quarantine at the immigrant detention center in Aurora.
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Opponents in Court, My 420 Tours and Denver Partner for Pot Symposium
Sweet, skunky irony at the very least.
DU Students Rip Korbel School Dean Search With Three White Male Finalists
A University of Denver student group criticizes the institution for choosing three white males as finalists for the dean position at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies.
Add Historic Preservationists to the List of Amendment 74 Opponents
“Will high-rises go in and tower over important historic districts?”
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The Bernie Train Stopped in Denver for Polis, Other Democratic Candidates
Bernie Sanders trekked across Colorado, stumping for Democratic candidates. Unintentional humor ensued.