The current CD3 representative, who’s already running to be the Republican candidate for CD4 in November, does not plan to run in the special election.
Local whiskey, cannabis, and green chile help Coloradans brave even the heaviest of snowstorms.
“Every time he is escorted to an area, the other inmates start threatening him.”
State figures originally showed a 7.5 percent increase in dispensary sales in January, but that was from a data entry error.
Boulder residents were worried their favorite bar would be destroyed, but the developer’s plan now includes a new home for the Dark Horse.
Abstaining from vice to start another is common during Lent, but we’re not talking about leaving ice cream for Oreos here.
“Denver calls it the unsafeway for a reason.”
Hunters and sportsmen have opposed the nominated commissioners. One appointee has already resigned.
The training program was commissioned in 2020 shortly after Denver voters approved psilocybin decriminalization.
The Republican lawmaker had been trying to serve her ex-husband with a temporary restraining order for over a month after domestic incidents earlier this year.
It’s a far cry from the ten sites Mayor Johnston promised in August as the city utilizes hotel partnerships to house homeless individuals.
“He’s very timid. He would not have left the yard on his own.”
An audit report issued last month outlines problems and safety issues that still exist on Denver golf courses today.
The day before Super Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court determined that Colorado was wrong to ban the former president from the state’s primary ballot.
Backed by Unite America’s Kent Thiry, the proposals would end party primaries and enact ranked choice voting.
“She has been through so much with all of us, and not being able to see her was so tough.”
“Like, is there something rubbing off onto my weed? What’s the safest grinder?”
Those in non-franchised areas of Colorado could be paying into a construction fund they can’t access, according to a consumer protection group.
“When I first started snowboarding, there were only a handful of us. Now snowboarding is insanely big, so there’s a potential for snowskating to grow bigger.”
The southern Colorado chain abruptly closed five stores, but other dispensaries are still popping up across Colorado.
With an executive shakeup, the Kroenke family says it has rededicated itself to resolving the Comcast, DISH and Altitude disputes.
The state’s landscapers aren’t opposed to transitioning to electric equipment, but they want more incentives and a careful rollout before restrictions hit.
