Serial Predator Pleads Guilty to Exposing Himself, Attacking Female Hikers on Jeffco Trails
Glenn Braden faces between four and twelve years to life in prison.
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Boulder County Homes Survive Despite “Wall of Flames” in Stone Canyon
“Every time I saw a big black plume of smoke, I just thought, ‘That’s my house.’ It was very, very surreal.”
Marijuana Business Owners Frustrated as Licensing Fees More Than Double
“It’s tying up more money and locking in revenue for businesses that are closer to shutting down.”
32 Roosters Killed After Cockfighting Raid, Contrary to Claims That Birds Were “Saved”
On social media and in news reports, Adams County officers were praised for rescuing the roosters after the birds had already been euthanized.
Big Honey or American Exceptionalism: Are Denver Fans Rooting for Jokić or Team USA in Olympics?
According to our very scientific poll of Nuggets fans, it’s not even close.
Proposal to Give Marijuana Users Concealed-Carry Gun Rights Fails to Make Colorado Ballot
Organizers of the proposed ballot initiative needed to turn in 124,238 signatures by August 5 to qualify.
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Former Ralphie Handler Convicted of Raping Woman on CU Boulder Field
Brennan Pieper is the second CU Boulder mascot handler convicted of sexual assault in eight years.
How to Watch Boulder Little League Team in the 2024 Little League World Series Qualifiers
The North Boulder Little League Wildcats need to win two more games to make it to the Little League World Series.
Aurora Evicting Venezuelan Migrants at Neglected Apartment, Owner Claims Gang Takeover
The company managing the property says it fell into disrepair after a Venezuelan gang took over, which the city refutes.
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Eight Measures Fail to Make Colorado Ballot, Three More Submit Signatures
If the signatures are certified, Colorado voters will face fourteen statewide ballot initiatives this November.
‘Fax Check! Drawing From History, This Cartoonist Travels the Old Golden Road
Cartoonist Karl Christian Krumpholz travels West Colfax Avenue, the second half of the country’s “wickedest street.”
Colorado Wildfire Map: Front Range, Western Slope and San Juan National Forest Fighting Blazes
As wildfires burn across the Front Range, here is an updated map of Colorado blazes this summer.
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Are There Different “Strains” of Psilocybin Mushrooms, Similar to Cannabis?
There are a lot of parallels. After all, this is plant medicine we’re talking about (and fungi, but you get the point).
Denver Council Starts Talking About Tackling E-Scooter Violations
“We are taking the people’s right-of-way and we are giving it to two private, for-profit companies and we’re getting nothing in return.”
No, a Bear Was Not Spotted in Downtown Denver
“If it did happen and it was a bear, we would have taken lots of calls about it…but we didn’t take any calls.”
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Denver Concert-Goers Should Now See All-Inclusive Pricing for Events
Though primary sellers seem to be complying, resale sites still had major fees as of August 5.
Motel Owners Sue Greenwood Village Over Ordinance That Limits Homeless Motel Stays
“I feel like we’re genuinely contributing to society by being a hotel that steps up…I just want them to allow us to continue to do the good that we’re doing.”
These Groups Take Underserved Youth Outdoors During the School Year
The after-school programming, trips, gear and lessons are all free or discounted.
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Ashes to Ashes: What Do You Take When You’re Fleeing a Wildfire?
Colorado is suffering through another long, hot summer that’s burning through memories.
Psilocybin Legislation Is Helping Psychedelic Drugs Make a Comeback. Here Are the Challenges They Face
Oregon and Colorado are the only states that have enacted such programs, but many other states are thinking about joining the party.
Commentary: I Changed How I Think About Gentrification
After working in Sun Valley, I now know that the negative outcomes associated with gentrification – displacement and neighborhood character change – are very real risks.
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Mayor Stumps for Tax-Based Ballot Measure Needed for $570 Million Downtown Investment
Mike Johnston used a town hall about downtown vibrancy to push for a $570 million tax revenue expansion that needs council and voter approval.