Wronged Kitty: Is the Media Being Too Harsh on Colorado’s Mountain Lions?
The media’s pile-on against the hot tub mountain lion is worse than the cat’s own actions, which has become the norm in Colorado.
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After Winning Cannabis Awards in the Shadows, Growlytics Is Ready to Shine
This award-winning cultivation set a record for cannabis terpene production, but most users wouldn’t recognize its name.
The Klan in Charge: They Said It Couldn’t Happen Here, but It Did
Elected as Denver’s district attorney in 1920, Philip Van Cise dismantled an organized-crime ring and took on the KKK.
Z Cycle Bike Shop’s Landlord Asks Business to Hit the Brakes in Lease Dispute
Z Cycle Shop has a ten-year lease at its spot in Capitol Hill, but less than two years in, a legal dispute with its landlord could jeopardize everything.
Fore! Could Topgolf Be an Option for the Park Hill Golf Course Property?
“Should 2O not pass, Westside would not exclude consideration of any allowable use under the easement, such as a Topgolf, that supports an eighteen-hole golf course.”
Ask a Stoner: How Much Is Cannabis Use Hurting My Fertility?
A reader’s mom often harps on the fertility impacts of long-term cannabis use. “Hovering parent aside, is she right?”
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SRO Reintroduction Clouded by Controversy and Dysfunction
Questions linger as to the specific motives behind the decision to reintroduce SROs for at least the remainder of the school year.
Westernaires Wrangle Twenty More Acres From Jefferson County
The Jefferson Country Board of Commissioners officially approved a transfer of about twenty acres of land to the Westernaires. Yeehaw!
Problems With Colorado IDs at TSA Are Driving Travelers Up a Wall
Travelers with Colorado IDs are getting hit with delays at airports as TSA scanners are having a hard time processing the state’s licenses.
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Over a Decade After Legalization, Recreational Marijuana Sales Begin in Golden
Golden Alternative Medicine is now Verts Neighborhood Dispensary, offering recreational sales.
Citizens Urge PUC to Rake Xcel Over the Coals on Plant Cost Recovery
As the Public Utilities Commission considers Xcel’s proposal for cost recovery from closing coal plants early, citizens wonder what they’re paying for.
Reader: Maybe Centennial Should Register Those Pickleball Paddles
The sport is wildly popular, and complaints over noise from the courts are getting wild, too.
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Commentary: My Miscarriage Taught Me What’s Missing From the Abortion Debate
The author lost a pregnancy she wanted; the loss was very real.
Boebert Beat: Don’t Kid Around With National Parents Union
The Colorado congresswoman’s calendar included stops at a high school and the jail holding January 6 insurrectionists.
John Suthers Making Last Push to Keep Space Command Headquarters
The Colorado Springs mayor had two conversations with Donald Trump that pointed to political, not practical, reasons for the headquarters move.
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Van Life Evolving From Trend to Mainstream Lifestyle
Couples like Kelsey and Luke have made their nomadic lifestyles permanent and are showing others how to do the same.
Denver Board Forced to Use Same School Resource Officers Booted in 2020
DPS students will have to walk the halls with some of the same SROs who didn’t do the job right three years ago.
Trails Magazine Forges a New Path for Backpacking Media
After Outside shut down print operations for Backpacker, Ryan Wichelns took off in a different direction.
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Colorado Senate Approves Prop 122 Psychedelic Advisory Board
Tasked with implementing legal psilocybin, Governor Polis’s proposed panel was approved by the Colorado Senate on March 17.
Colorado Gig Drivers Are Ditching Uber and Lyft to Form a New Rideshare App
Rather than letting frustrations with rideshare giants drive them away from gig work, the Rocky Mountain Employee Ownership Center is rallying drivers to create their own app.
What Their TV Ads Say About These Denver Mayoral Candidates
Get the message? Six contenders using commercials to suggest how they’d run the Mile High City.
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The Contenders: IT Executive Al Gardner Wants to Troubleshoot Denver’s Problems
With a background in IT and police oversight, he thinks he can fix the city’s stickier issues.