Has Brad Evans Gone Soft? See “I Love You Denver” and Decide!
The founder of Denver FUGLY says Denver needs coddling as much a criticism.
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The Best (and Safest) Bike Routes in Denver’s Biggest Neighborhoods
Take it from a seasoned cyclist: These are the best ways to get around Denver on two wheels.
Marijuana, Morning Sickness and the Fallout From Researchers Playing Spy
In recent weeks, Colorado’s Marijuana Enforcement Division has issued two industry-wide bulletins prompted by “reports of licensees making recommendations for pregnancy-related morning sickness.” And while pioneering marijuana attorney Brian Vicente is urging his clients to pay heed to the MED’s new focus on conversations between dispensary staffers and customers, he sees a broader problem.
Zen Magnets: Judge Overrules Federal Agency’s Stop-Sale Order
After a six-year battle with federal regulators, Zen Magnets wins some breathing room — and an important court ruling.
Conditions Feeding 416 Fire Could Be the “New Normal,” Expert Says
An expert on water throughout Colorado feels the conditions that have helped fuel the 416 Fire near Durango and other blazes in the state at present could be with us for the foreseeable future.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Alley Cat Kush
Its OG lineage is as sweet as they come, despite the public-school name.
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9News’s Kyle Clark on Why Walker Stapleton Is a Liar
It’s not often that a TV-news anchor essentially agrees with those calling a leading gubernatorial candidate a liar. But that’s exactly what 9News’ Kyle Clark did in regard to Colorado Treasurer and Republican frontrunner Walker Stapleton in a commentary segment on the June 11 edition of Next with Kyle Clark. He explains why in the following Q&A.
Trial Date Set for Homeless Class Action Lawsuit Over Encampment Sweeps
The big showdown between the homeless and Denver in a federal courthouse isn’t scheduled to start until March next year
Is 4/20 All Smoke? Colorado Marijuana Sales Slow in April.
Even 4/20 couldn’t give April a bump.
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FBI Agent Chase Bishop Finally Jailed for Mile High Spirits Backflip Shooting
Today, FBI agent Chase Bishop, who became a national laughingstock after he accidentally shot Thomas Reddington while executing a back flip at Mile High Spirits Distillery during the wee hours of June 2, turned himself in to the Denver Sheriff’s Department. He was promptly arrested and is currently being held on suspicion of second-degree assault.
Charter School Autonomy a Double-Edged Sword for Families Who Want More From Schools
Two elite charter schools in the Denver area — Stargate School and STEM School Highlands Ranch — are some of the highest-performing schools in their respective districts. Both have long wait lists of parents eager to wield their choice and enroll their children. But families in both schools have learned the hard way that charter schools can come with a heavy price.
How MSU Denver Students Are Stopping Asteroids From Destroying the Earth
Metropolitan State University of Denver students have a new mission: preventing the Earth from being destroyed by asteroids.
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Ask a Stoner: What Are Some Good Psychedelic Strains?
Trippy buds, man.
Denver’s Ten Most Dangerous Intersections
Our updated list of the ten intersections with the most accidents in Denver right now testifies to the changing traffic patterns in Denver. Only two spots on the roster are repeats from our previous most-dangerous-intersections report, published in November.
Hirshorn Park, Closed for Excessive Dog Poop, Reopens After Seven Years
Seven years ago, the baseball field portion of Hirshorn Park — a small, much-needed slice of green in the Highland neighborhood — was shuttered. The cause: excessive dog poop.
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Denver Vape and Play Could Be Denver’s Second Official Pot Lounge
The business would be located right in the heart of the South Broadway’s “green mile” of pot shops, if approved.
DPD Beating Victim Alex Landau on Outgoing Chief, Hopes for Next One
Alex Landau, co-founder of the Denver Justice Project and survivor of a shocking 2009 beating byDenver police officers, has strong ideas about where outgoing police chief Robert White went right and wrong during his nearly seven years in the post and what he’d like to see from his successor.
Hancock Leads National Mayors’ Coalition Calling for Federal Marijuana Reform
Although he originally opposed legalization efforts, Hancock was the mayor of the first major city to legalize marijuana.
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Scott Pruitt’s Seven Most Surprising Demands at the Western Conservative Summit
Did the EPA head have a lotion rider?
Inside Denver’s Revolutionary Juneteenth/Father’s Day Bail-Out
This week, Elisabeth Epps, co-lead of the Denver Justice Project, is raising funds for what she’s dubbed the Juneteenth/Father’s Day Bail Out, an initiative that aims to pay bonds for low-level male offenders who can’t afford to do so in time for them to spend the upcoming holidays with their families or loved ones.
Will All the Vacant Box Stores in Denver Ever Be Filled?
Given the move away from brick-and-mortar retail outlets, particularly enormous ones, and the growing popularity of online shopping, will vacant box stores in metro Denver ever be filled?
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Burn Stress With This Week’s Cannabis Calendar
Hot yoga is so 2017..