Mine Reclamation Project at Trinidad Lake State Park Wins National Award
The West Sopris Soil Refuse Project tackled seven acres of coal waste by the lake.
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Colorado Loses Game but Wins Party Against USC
Despite the loss, Boulder was the place to be on Saturday as celebrities and sports icons – including Paul Pierce, Will Ferrell and DaBaby – came to town.
Reader: Nothing Is Sunshine and Rainbows in Dove Valley
“If we can’t trust Westword to support the Denver Broncos, we can’t trust a single story as anything less than a terrorist attack on our Colorado way of life.”
Reader: Imagine How Hungry Grasshoppers With the Munchies Are!
An insect infestation is killing Colorado’s outdoor cannabis crop.
Commentary: Celebrating Jimmy Carter, the Founding Father of Electrification
As president, he created the National Renewable Energy Institute in Colorado.
Mayor Johnston Tries to Put Fears to Rest Over Micro-Communities in the Golden Triangle
Golden Triangle residents got the chance to ask Mayor Mike Johnston why their tiny Denver neighborhood has to host two micro-communities instead of one.
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JonBenét Ramsey’s Father and Brother Talk About Renewed Interest in Finding Killer
“We are encouraged by this new leadership in our case and are now finally hopeful for progress,” John Ramsey tells Westword.
Five Takeaways From Denver’s Latest Psychedelics Expo
PsyCon continues through September 30 at the Colorado Convention Center.
John Hickenlooper Talks Cannabis, Congress and Maureen Dowd’s Infamous Edibles Trip
“Rescheduling to Schedule III is good…but it’s not perfect.”
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Regis Motel Forced to Close Over Alleged Drug Sales, Theft and Prostitution
The Colfax lodging facility got slapped with a city order on Thursday to shut down immediately after a Denver police probe uncovered numerous crimes.
Regis Welcomes First Latino President, Earns Hispanic-Serving Institution Designation
Regis University is looking to invest more into Latino students, who now make up over 25 percent of the undergraduate population.
Grasshoppers Won’t Stop Eating Colorado Cannabis
Farms with over 1,000 cannabis plants have been wiped out in days, according to growers.
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How to Spot Good Rosin at the Dispensary
Asking for help is hard with a line of customers behind you.
CDOT Deploys One-Day Safety Campaign Involving Little Green Men
The Colorado Department of Transportation is using a (goofy) new safety tactic to help educate people about the state’s rising pedestrian death rate.
Five Takeaways From the Senate’s Cannabis Banking Reform Hearing
The new and updated Safer Banking Act still has obstacles in Congress.
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Should Denver Have a Museum of Its Own? Some City Leaders Think So
History Colorado’s Jason Hanson and former city councilmember Kendra Black are pairing up for a new passion project: creating a Museum of Denver.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Gummy Worms
Keep it as fish food for mooching friends, and little else.
Sweep of Governor’s Mansion Encampment Still Leaves Many on the Streets
The city completed a sweep of a Capitol Hill homeless encampment on Tuesday, but was only able to house some of its residents.
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Colorado’s Best Cannabis Products for the Fall Season
Dispensary products flavored with seasonal fruits and pumpkin spice are readily available this autumn.
After Two Decades in Prison, Nick Pacheco Finds Peace in Helping His Community
Nick Pacheco works with Servicios de la Raza, the Denver Basic Income Project and Arapahoe County after spending most of his life in prison.
Can Cannabis Plants Mutate?
From a subtle color change to wacky leaves or branches, cannabis DNA can mutate, too.
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Room Service: Your Apartment Building Is Also a Club at X Denver
Residents and club members get exclusive access to pools and work spaces at both of the new X Denver locations, one of which opened this year.