The crazy tractor chase through downtown Denver starring suspect Thomas Busch on July 20 was a one-of-a-kind crime. So it’s only appropriate that prosecutors have taken a unique approach to explaining the rationale behind the whopping 23 charges that have now been filed against him.
The estimated 20,000 signatures in support of an anti-fracking ballot initiative that were allegedly stolen last week have been returned to Colorado Rising.
CDOT organized a beer/yoga event to promote a personal breathalyzer and encourage responsible drinking.
“Sometimes it just pulls me back to Earth when I’m lost in a sea of thoughts.”
More evidence that the economic impact of marijuana goes far beyond the sale of cannabis products: A Denver-metro company is now marketing a brand of paint specifically designed to cover up the smell of pot smoke.
Last week, Ricky Lee Harnish, the man convicted of killing Tammy Lani’s sister, Holly Andrews, when she was just sixteen years old, became a free man. He’s out of prison after just nine years “without parole or registration or anything,” Lani reveals.
A new report reveals that Denver is among the major cities with the most rent fraud. The main reasons include the number of transplants moving to the area who pay for an apartment before even seeing it.
“In this industry, we live in dog years.”
Signs on Sweet Leaf dispensaries in Aurora, Federal Heights and Thornton all say their licenses are suspended for “alleged violation” of state medical or retail marijuana codes.
Mayor Benjamin Stapleton was in the KKK back in the ’20s. Tom Tancredo is supporting his great-grandson today.
The fight for 2,500-foot setbacks has taken an unexpected turn after the signature-gathering firm quit.
North Denver residents looking to buy cannabis after 10 p.m. will now have another option for late-night buds.
Toxoplasma gondii, a parasite found in cat feces, may be influencing humans to take more risks in business ventures.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has launched a campaign to cut back on that percentage.
Last month, pilots for Denver-based Frontier Airlines declared that they were 100 percent ready to strike even though they’re currently precluded from doing so by federal law. So yesterday, their union, the Air Line Pilots Association, did the next best thing, filing a lawsuit asking that a U.S. District Court judge force the carrier to actually try to resolve a situation that’s gone to bad to worse.
Tomorrow, Michael Floorwax is scheduled to return to the Denver radio airwaves for the first time in more than four years, when he took a leave of absence from the ultra-popular Lewis & Floorwax program on 103.5 The Fox because of unspecified health issues.
According to new data provided by the Denver Police Department, dozens of these weapons are stolen in the Mile High City every month, adding up to hundreds over the course of a year.
Denver is the state’s recreational-cannabis hub, with pot dispensaries seemingly on every corner in some parts of town.
“They accepted the application knowing there was a setback.”
Prepare yourselves: The onslaught of ads in the 6th Congressional District are coming.
A hefty 175 allegations against ten of the original thirteen people accused in the Hoppz Cropz free marijuana conspiracy case, including Dara Wheatley, the significant other of presumed ringleader Joseph “Joey Hops” Hopper, have pleaded guilty to comparatively minor crimes that haven’t resulted in any jail time whatsoever.
A Denver District Court judge has ruled that Stephanie Southard should get her job back with the Denver Police Department, from which she was fired for allegedly having sex while on-duty with a colleague, Nathan Sanchez.
