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Protesters at Local ICE Office Argue the Federal Agency Shouldn’t Exist
“Abolish ICE Denver” is holding a week-long, all-day-and-night vigil in front of the local ICE field office to protest family separation at the border and in Colorado.
City Dismisses 4/20 Pot Consumption Citations at Tetra 9
The lingering effects of a bad smoke session may have finally worn off for a handful of patrons who were issued public marijuana consumption citations at a private marijuana lounge on April 20.
Independent Monitor Nick Mitchell Polices the Police
Under Nick Mitchell, the Office of the Independent Monitor continues to prod the city’s law-enforcement agencies into submission.
Arapahoe County’s New Program to Prevent Opioid Withdrawal Jail Deaths
The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office has instituted a new protocol that allows people who had been taking Methadone and the like to help them kick their habit to keep doing so while they’re behind bars.
Most Dangerous Times of Day to Drive in Denver
The most dangerous time to drive in Denver is between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m., when more than 1,300 accidents typically take place every year. That breaks down to an average of nearly four accidents during that hour span every single day.
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Pro-Trump Versions of Flash Mobs Come to Colorado
On Saturday afternoon, July 28, along the portion of West Eisenhower Boulevard bordering the lake that shares its name with the City of Loveland, hundreds of folks lined up with no specific goal beyond sharing their fondness and admiration for President Donald Trump and America in general.
Ask a Stoner: What Can I Hotbox Besides My Car?
You can find a clambake on solid ground if you need to.
My First Time at Denver Broncos Training Camp, and It Felt So Good
Although I’ve been a lifelong fan of the Denver Broncos, I’ve never before attended the team’s training camp, which is free and open to the public. I experienced my first time on Sunday, July 29, and I never could have guessed how good it would feel.
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Words With Friends 2 Adding “Fourteener,” and We Have More Ideas
After what social media company Zynga is calling a “successful launch” of the game Words with Friends’ Social Dictionary in 2017, Words with Friends 2 is planning to add eleven regionally specific words to its dictionary.
Donna Lynne: My Guv Run Shows Why We Need Campaign Finance Reform
Lieutenant Governor Donna Lynne says her experience running for governor of Colorado has convinced her of the need for campaign finance reform, and she hopes to spend time after she’s out of office working toward fixing what she sees a system that’s seriously out of whack.
Hunted & Confronted Facebook Group v. Sex Offenders: We’re Not Vigilantes
Colorado sex offender Travis Joe Benson was arrested in Greeley after falling into a trap set for him by members of Hunted & Confronted, a recently formed Facebook group whose mission involves bringing justice to “overage adults who pose a threat to society.” Afterward, most members of the press dubbed the crew vigilantes, but founder Jesse Weeks, 28, rejects that description.
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JoyAnn Ruscha, Bernie’s 2016 CO Political Director, Running for RTD
Stapleton resident JoyAnn Ruscha is running for District B, representing Five Points all the way to Denver International Airport.
Reader: I Bet I Do Better Driving Stoned Than Sober
The Adams County Sheriff’s Office set out to test that, and readers have their opinions.
Reader: The Pilots and Crew at Frontier Have Always Been Professional
Oh, how the mighty have fallen. It wasn’t too long ago that Frontier Airlines, a homegrown company, was Denver’s go-to carrier. But after years of troubles, including scores of complaints from passengers, the company is struggling to shake its bad reputation.
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Reader: Anyone May End Up Homeless Since Housing Prices Are Sky-High
In June, a Baker resident noticed something odd: a dead squirrel surrounded by a ring of feces placed in the alleyway behind Atomic Cowboy, right where people experiencing homelessness occasionally sleep.
World’s First Non-Cannabis CBD Oil Is High on Hops
Peak Health Foundation has partnered with distributor Medical Marijuana Inc. to offer the world’s first non-cannabis CBD, billed as Real Scientific Humulus Oil.
A Timeline of Thomas Busch’s Denver Tractor Chase From Hell
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.
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Colorado Rising’s Petition Signatures for Oil and Gas Setbacks Returned to Campaign
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.
Yoga, Beer and Breathalyzers: A New Way to Stay Safe While Drinking
CDOT organized a beer/yoga event to promote a personal breathalyzer and encourage responsible drinking.
Switching Careers and Cities, She Uses Cannabis to Help Transition
“Sometimes it just pulls me back to Earth when I’m lost in a sea of thoughts.”
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Behold: The First Paint Marketed to Cover Up Marijuana Smells
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.