Opinion: The Results of Rescheduling Marijuana May Not Be What You’d Expect
After a review requested by President Joe Biden, the Department of Health and Human Services recommended moving the legal status of marijuana to Schedule III.
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Reader: When Trump and Biden Are Our Only Options, That’s a Serious Issue
Dave Williams wants to bring the Colorado Republican Party back from 2022’s “extinction-level” election. Does he have what it takes?
SeaQuest Littleton to Close February 4
The interactive wildlife facility has caught flak for its treatment of animals, and now its metro Denver location will close.
Lauren Boebert “Feeling Good” After CD4 Debate, Talks About Placing Fifth in Straw Poll and Wildest Moments
The Colorado congresswoman spoke to Westword after the debate about her performance against her Republican rivals.
Migrants Hungry for More Support From Denver Find Relief With SAME Cafe Deliveries
“While we are limited in resources,” the city says, “we do ensure that all adult guests receive at least two meals a day as well as snacks, and that all children receive three meals daily.”
ZAprès Wants to Bring Marijuana Users Out From Hiding on the Mountain
“So many of these cannabis companies market around a lifestyle, and this is a lifestyle.”
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Whistleblower Claims Colorado Technical University Lied About Learning Hours to Get Millions in Federal Aid
An anonymous employee has come forward to accuse the private school of defrauding the government out of hundreds of millions of dollars – and shortchanging students.
Car Theft Down in Colorado in 2023, and Denver Revs Up Plans to Fight Harder
“If you steal a car anywhere in the city, we will have a chance to track you as soon as you have left that location, to know the direction in which you fled and be able to help inform police.”
Preservation Commission Rejects Application to Landmark Park Hill Property, Owner Still Peeved
“There needs to be a much higher bar for an application to be filed against a homeowner’s wishes.”
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Why Do New Cannabis Brands Burn Out So Fast?
“A new grower whose Blue Dream I fell in love with lasted less than a year…”
As Coloradans Fight to Enshrine Abortion Rights, the Supreme Court Could Soon Change Everything
“The federal government has exclusive authority to regulate medications. If the Supreme Court decides that this medication can’t be provided, there’s nothing Colorado can do about it.”
Lauren Boebert and CD4 Opponents Talk Trash Ahead of First Republican Debate
The congresswoman representing CD3 and some of her rivals for Ken Buck’s seat offer a preview of tonight’s action.
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Colorado Father Found Guilty in Death of Toddler Who Ate Enough Fentanyl to Kill Ten Adults
Alonzo Montoya was convicted of racketeering and child abuse resulting in death for his daughter’s accidental fentanyl overdose in 2022.
Motorcyclist in “From Colorado Springs to Denver in Twenty Minutes” Viral Video Takes Plea
“We care too much for those traveling on our roadways to ignore the blatant disregard for the safety of others.”
Colorado Pot Industry Thinks It’s Time for Looser Rules
“The rulebook for Colorado cannabis is over 500 pages long.”
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Sudz
Few strains have such a layered aroma.
Now Serving: Mike Lynch Wasn’t the First Colorado Legislator Busted for a DUI
“Keep the press out of this,” he asked cops. Here are seven other lawmakers whose drunk-driving arrests made the media.
Save Belmar Park Fighting Luxury Apartments Planned for Lakewood
“We cannot deviate from the law unless we are accepting getting sued,” says the mayor.
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For the Colorado Democratic Party, All Politics Is Local
“The next frontier of Colorado politics is local,” says Shad Murib. “When we compete, we win.”
Metro Denver Counties Undertake Point in Time Count to Tally Homeless Population
“There’s going to be someone tonight that we’re just not going to have eyes on and we’re not going to be able to survey.”
Colorado Could Change Child Abuse and Mandatory Reporting Laws in 2025
“The Task Force has routinely identified that Colorado’s current definition of abuse and neglect is too broad and conflates several circumstances – such as poverty – with child abuse,”
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Proposed Medical Marijuana Fee Hike Highlights Shrinking Patient Numbers
“This isn’t necessarily a Colorado problem. This is a nationwide problem.”