Why Amendment 74 Could Be an Expensive Mess for Colorado
“A lot of government policy would be uncertain at best, if not thrown out the window, if that measure passes.”
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Linda Chism-Andre, Gang of 19 Protest Member, Has Died
Linda Chism-Andre, a Gang of 19 member and a disability rights advocate, died.
The Worst Colorado DMV Horror Story Yet
“Stuff it.”
Attorney: Jurors Too Often Give Suspect-Shooting Cops Benefit of the Doubt
A jury recently found that the actions of a deputy who shot and paralyzed Cody Cox during a bizarre incident on Interstate 70 near Georgetown four years ago were legally justified. But while Cox’s lawyer offers praise for jurors, who he says “paid close attention and took their job seriously,” he also expresses frustration over their verdict and a system that he sees as being weighted in favor of trigger-pulling law enforcers.
Muslim Community Hosts “Day of Dignity” for Homeless
Volunteers from Denver’s Muslim community hosted a “Day of Dignity” for people experiencing homelessness.
Colorado Could Learn Something From San Francisco’s Pot Lounges
Give us a place to go, Colorado. A real place to go.
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Colorado Republicans’ Facebook Jokes Over Kavanaugh Sex Assault Claim
Three Colorado legislators made light of sexual assault claims about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Facebook.
Why Two Brothers Were Busted for 15th and Market Triple Shooting
Police reports reveal why two brothers were arrested for a Lower Downtown Denver triple shooting.
Inside the Nastiest Colorado Marijuana Industry Lawsuits Ever
The Marijuana Industry Group and its former executive director are suing each other, and the details are sordid.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Fruity Pebbles OG
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Preliminary Hearing Set for Man Accused of South Broadway Triple Homicide
Maurice Butler is accused of killing 28-year-old Nicole Boston, 39-year-old Jerome Coronado and 45-year-old Christopher Zamudio.
Friends of Horses Rescue Could Be in Need of Rescue Itself
Two former clients are hoping to take over the horse rescue.
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Colorado Dispensaries Break Records With July Sales
After a slow start to the year, marijuana sales have been going strong this summer.
Juvie-Lifer Resentencing: Beth McCann Prevails Over George Brauchler
Denver’s DA has prevailed over a colleague in a dispute over sentencing of juvenile lifers.
Most Expensive Zip Codes for Rent in Colorado
Eight of the ten zip codes with the highest average rent in an eight-state western region are in Denver. And the other two can also be found in the metro area.
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Lawsuit: Advantage Rental Car Employee at DIA Demanded $50, Rented Car Full of Pot
He was in Denver to buy a car. Instead, he was rented one full of pot.
DU: Business College Dean’s Departure Not Tied to Profs’ Mistreatment Claims
The Daniels College of Business dean’s announcement came just over two weeks after reports of mistreatment involving fourteen professors.
Ask a Stoner: I’m Sick of Using the Terms “Indica” and “Sativa”
Some dispensaries have already ditched the indica and sativa monikers.
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CU Regents Okay Free Speech and Academic Freedom Policy Changes
They came out in favor of robust support of free speech.
LoDo Triple Shooting Site at 15th and Market Scene of Past Tragedies
Two men and one woman were shot near 15th and Market, a Lower Downtown location that came as no surprise to one person on Twitter.
Top Tweets F-Bombing Raiders’ Jon Gruden After Shocking Broncos Win
Fans of both the Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos let Oakland coach Jon Gruden have it after his 20-19 loss yesterday.
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How Mistrial in Trooper’s Death Could Impact Attorney General Race
A high profile mistrial could impact Republican nominee George Brauchler in the Colorado Attorney General race.