High Notes: Finally, Some Good High-CBD Weed
Colorado dispensaries have several hot items on their hands this summer, including THC ice pops, Nerds-inspired gummies and the return of high-CBD weed.
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Reader: Bennito Kelty Jeopardized Access to the DeCaLiBron Peaks for Thousands of Other Climbers
A climb up off-limits Mount Bross resulted in a mountain of responses.
Aurora Strong Mayor Proposal Could Be Delayed Indefinitely Over Late Petition Filing
The initiative may not on be on the November 7 ballot, but supporters say it will return in 2025.
What $100 Million Bought in Changes at Empower Field at Mile High
The new owners of the Denver Broncos poured plenty of cash into Mile High, but there’s no guarantee the team is staying in the city.
Johnston Reveals “Micro-Community” Sites, Homeless Still Have Nowhere to Go
Mayor Mike Johnston has revealed a list of promising sites for his homeless “micro-communities” plan, but they won’t be ready until November or December.
Environmental Groups Sue Air Quality Commission Over Permitting Rules
The Colorado Air Quality Control Commission got hit with a lawsuit this week challenging a rule for air permits in disproportionately impacted communities.
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So Good Brings Bright Eyes and Blue Dream Back Into Dispensaries
“We really do think the weed is so good – and that is always the goal.”
Mayoral Transition Committee Recommends Review of Marijuana Licensing
According to the report, local marijuana business rules can be burdensome and duplicative,
Codebreaker Alan Turing’s Belongings Returned to England From Conifer
A woman claiming to be the legendary mathematician’s relative had stolen the items and stashed them in Conifer.
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Why You Can’t Write a Check at Marijuana Dispensaries
Writing checks isn’t a dust-covered hack ripe for revival, sadly.
Another Encampment Sweep Today, Homeless Residents Unsure Where to Go
“It’s just they’re saying we’re a problem because of something we didn’t do.”
Colorado Springs Gets Schooled on “Inappropriate Sexual and Violent Content”…in the Bible
The Freedom From Religion Foundation took on book-banning conservative activists in Academy School District 20, and won.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Garlic Cocktail
If you’re high on orange flavor, then this is right up your alley.
Denver Continues to Crack Down on Unlicensed Cannabis Events
A pot-friendly movie screening of Grandma’s Boy would have violated public consumption rules, according to officials.
Opening These Fourteeners Was an Uphill Battle…and Then I Bagged the Wrong Peak
Sermon on the mount: Climbing is a holy activity in Colorado, and I sinned.
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Judge Rules Against Aurora Strong-Mayor Challenge, Hearing With City Clerk Up Next
An Arapahoe County judge has ruled against a lawsuit to remove Aurora’s divisive strong-mayor proposal from the ballot – but the fight’s not over yet.
Lauren Boebert’s Infrastructure Bill Hypocrisy Reaches New Heights With Maui Tweets
The Colorado congresswoman has been attacking President Biden over the Maui wildfires, despite voting against a bill to send disaster protection aid to Hawaii.
HQ Underground Turns Into HQ Underwater After Broadway Water Main Fiasco
The show must go on…but when and where?
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Colorado Springs Pot Recall Stretches Back Nearly a Year, Involves 16 Dispensaries
The recall dates back so far that some of the listed stores have since closed.
Cannabis-Infused Tour Services Sprouting Up in Denver
Three cannabis licensed tour vans and mobile lounges recently launched in Denver.
Governor Polis Signs Executive Order Expediting and Boosting Affordable Housing Funding
The executive order will help speed up loans and grants related to affordable housing projects, with a main goal of “improving livability” in Colorado.
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East High School Students Still Have Safety Concerns as They Return to Class
Members of Students Demand Action say there’s still a lot that needs to be done to make East High students feel safe as they return to class this week.