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Atrocities Pile Up at Colorado Funeral Homes as Legislators Consider New Regulations
Miles Harford is not the first Coloradan accused of abandoning bodies and providing fake ashes.
Zoo Day at the Capitol: Photos of Wookiee the Sloth and Friends
Animal ambassadors including Wookiee, the Linne’s two-toed sloth, and Casper, the sleepy barn owl, made their annual appearance to celebrate Denver Zoo’s wildlife conservation efforts.
Why Are Dispensaries Still Popular Burglary Targets?
“Do they really have that much cash to take, or are they stealing the weed?”
Budget Shortfall Won’t Stop the Long-Awaited West Colfax Pedestrian Safety Project
“I can’t tell you how important I think it is for West Colfax and the people who live there, the people who are vulnerable who live along the street,
Erin Ton Breaks Speed Records in Marathon Hike of Manitou Incline
The Colorado native climbed up and down the Incline thirteen times in eleven hours and 22 minutes.
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Troy Renck Upgrades Post After Gazette Poaches Mark Kiszla
“In these jobs, we all have ego. You don’t become a writer or a columnist without it. So the competition is real, and I welcome this opportunity with eyes wide open.”
Aurora City Council Backs Away From Migrant Support After Denver Budget Cuts
“Folks grapple with how can we say we’re a ‘world within a city’ and at the same time be a non-sanctuary city.”
Raj Sharan, Ousted Exec at The Fan, Rebrands Himself as Roger, Goes Country
“I just thought it would be fun to go by ‘Roger’ on the show. And since people say ‘Rog’ is short for ‘Roger,’ it’s not a huge deal either way.”
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Calling All Mushroom Lovers: Denver Needs Experts for Psychedelics Advisory Group
Denver’s licensing department is looking for psychedelic lovers, healers and experts to join a new Natural Medicine Work Group.
Colorado Politicos Split Over Proposal for Nonpartisan Primary Elections
A Denver man’s new book backs a proposal to make Colorado’s primary elections nonpartisan. Party leaders aren’t too happy about the idea.
Lauren Boebert’s Son Allegedly Robbed Woman With Brain Tumor, Committed Crimes With Girl He Made Sex Tape With
Investigators say Tyler Boebert and three underage pals swiped credit cards from people’s cars and tried using them at gas stations and other places.
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Denver Closing Four Migrant Shelters to Save $60 Million, Mayor Says
Mayor Mike Johnston announced on Wednesday that the city would begin “consolidating” migrant shelters by closing four of the ten locations.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Mr. Nasty
That’s Sir Nasty, to you.
Lauren Boebert Responds to Son’s Felony Charges: “I Will Never Give Up on Him”
The Congresswoman has spoken up about her eldest son, Tyler, being arrested on multiple felony charges.
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Dispensary Owner Goes to Sleep “Every Night Expecting a Call” About Burglaries
“While we were on the phone with the police about one store, someone was actively breaking into another one.”
Class Action Lawsuit Against Mint Urban Apartments to Move Forward
The lawsuit, filed by residents in 2021, alleges that the 561-unit apartment complex in Denver was filled with dangerous and unsanitary living conditions.
Westword Announces Partnership With News Revenue Hub
Updates to our membership program range from exclusive events at our office to a beer collab with Odell Brewing. And we aren’t done yet.
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Jeff Hunt Resigns From Centennial Institute After Starting New KNUS Radio Show
“To all those who joined in the fight to advance Christian, conservative values – thank you. It’s time to saddle up and ride!”
Woman Accused of Plowing a Chrysler Through 16th Street Mall Skips Court
A bench warrant has been issued for the arrest of Unique Martinez, who allegedly drove through the 16th Street Mall and then hit a parked car.
Denver Shroom Fest Is Ready for a Psychedelic Summer
It’s hailed as “Denver’s first psychedelic mushrooms festival” by organizers.
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From Guantanamo to Aurora, Mari Newman Raises the Bar for Justice
The Colorado attorney has fought for prisoners held at Gitmo and sought justice for Elijah McClain.