Former Nuggets Side With Carmelo Anthony on Nikola Jokic Getting No. 15
“Is it still a slap in the face to Carmelo? One hundred percent it is. But you can’t just sit and ignore the things Jokic is doing right now in his career.”
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Why Colorado Tokers Love RYLU
If you’re a big fan of candy terps or anything with consistent purple features, RYLU is worth a shot.
Do the Math: Migrant Students Double Enrollment at Ashley Elementary
“These are students I want to keep safe, I want to have them be happy, I want them on top of everything else feeling like this is their home.”
The Snow Was Great at Winter Park…and Then Skiers Tried to Get Home
While Denver was dealing with canceled flights, postponed school days and burst pipes, Berthoud Pass presented another challenge.
Cannabis and Psychedelic Issues Coming to Colorado Lawmakers in 2024
Pot talks and mushroom chatter, at a State Capitol Building near you.
Rock-Throwing Suspects Plan to Attack Each Other’s Credibility During Murder Trials
Three separate trials will be held this year for the Jeffco suspects, who were high school seniors when they went on their deadly rampage.
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Mixing Marijuana and Ozempic
How does the hottest drug for weight loss deal with the munchies?
A Man Apart: Is Jimmy Sabatino America’s Loneliest Prisoner?
Swindler Jimmy Sabatino can’t shut up, even in the solitary world of the supermax federal prison in Colorado.
The 2024 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Marade
Temperatures below zero couldn’t stop the annual celebration of the civil rights leader.
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Look Out Below! Colorado Avalanche Center Issues Warning
“Conditions will be more dangerous than they have been in weeks, so travel plans should be adjusted accordingly.”
Reader: Colorado Is Nothing but an Anti-American Terrorist State
On February 8, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling that Donald Trump is not eligible to be on the presidential ballot in this state.
Denver Ties Record in 2023 for Most E-Scooter Crashes
Denver Health registered 1,449 “patient encounters” with scooter injuries in 2023 – nearly four per day.
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Reader: Legal Weed Sucks. Make It Illegal Again!
Ordway could be Colorado’s first cannabis ghost town. But after a decade of recreational cannabis sales, it isn’t alone in its weed woes.
JonBenét Ramsey’s Father Says Boulder Police Chief Leaving “Could Be a Setback”
Heading into 2024, John Ramsey told Westword he was confident that JonBenét’s murder would finally be solved. Boulder’s police chief leaving could change that.
Denver Reaches a New High With 5,000 Migrants in Shelters
“If you want out of the cold this weekend, there will be a place for you.”
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Altitude TV’s Bid to Block Sportscaster Todd Romero’s Discrimination Lawsuit Fouls Out
“Mr. Romero is pleased the court has reviewed the summary judgment motion and allowed all of his claims to move forward to a jury.”
Phil Weiser, Other State AGs Call on DEA to Reschedule Cannabis
“Colorado is committed to protecting the integrity of its first-in-the-nation regulated cannabis market.”
New Dispensary Best Buds Plans on Bringing More Friends
The north Denver store is the first of several new dispensaries, according to the owners.
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Room Service: Silverado Building on Broadway Now Affordable Housing, but Still Blue!
The S&L that was headquartered here failed in 1988, costing taxpayers a billion dollars.
Ranking Governor Polis’s State of the State Jokes, From Rockies Roast to Yoda Impression
Polis has developed a reputation for making goofy jokes and nerdy references during serious political events. Here are the latest, from best to worst.
New Report Highlights Impact of Staffing Crisis in Colorado Prisons
Staff vacancy in Colorado prisons is currently around 20 percent.
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Surge of Migrant Arrivals Overwhelming Aurora Nonprofits
“The big uptick in activity and service is a result of the Venezuelan, Colombian newcomers. Our pantry has been exploding.”