Update: Littleton Police Officer Shot Multiple Times, Suspect Still at Large
The officers responded to a call of shots fired.
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Colorado Expecting 1,500 Afghan Refugees, Resettlement Agencies Asking for Help
Arrivals are expected to increase in mid-October.
Big Gigantic, Colorado Marijuana Brand Join Forces for Charity
Proceeds from the project go toward the band’s charity.
Four Winds American Indian Council Claims Retaliation by Denver Officials
An encampment there was swept August 31.
What COVID Spread Is Like at Colorado Universities Now
The contrast between 2020 and 2021 is huge.
War of Words Over Tay Anderson Accusations Not Over
A student protest and a unity speech are scheduled.
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Twitter Debate: Are Broncos the Real Deal or a Mirage After Beating Jaguars?
Should Broncos fans celebrate or slow their roll?
Mint Urban Infinity Tenants Ready to Fight Landlord in Court
Bugs, leaks and unreliable elevators.
Denver City Council Questioning Scope of Street Enforcement Team
Denver City Council members are questioning the scope of the new team.
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Could Rocky Flats or Rocky Mountain Arsenal Refuges Allow Hunting?
The Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge and Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge don’t allow hunting…yet.
Archdiocese Orders Church to Remove Black Lives Matter Banner
Parishioners want to meet with the archbishop.
Why Christopher Tanner Lost Most of His Hands and Feet
COVID fears are cited as a factor in the case.
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Denver Traffic Fatalities Map: Where More Than Fifty Tragedies Happened
Three of the fatalities involved scooters.
CDC: 62 of 64 Colorado Counties Should Have COVID Mask Mandates
The two exceptions are far from metro Denver.
Jared Polis Talks Marijuana Tax Cuts, Hikes and More
We caught up with the governor to talk about cannabis taxes and congressional pot conversations.
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RIP: Matt Kahl, Veteran Rights and Alternative Medicine Advocate
He was 44 years old.
Jared Polis Wedding Shows How Far We’ve Come – and How Far We Still Have to Go
There was no advance ballyhoo about the ceremony.
See 47 New COVID Outbreaks at Colorado K-12 Schools
One county has seen a big jump in school cases.
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“Do It, Bitch”: How Tay Anderson Report Nailed Bugs Bunny
The report is an attempt at splitting the baby.
Ask a Stoner: Dispensaries Willing to Serve 18-Year-Olds
A smaller pool of dispensaries are willing to serve teenage patients.
Mayor Hancock Unveils $1.49 Billion General Fund Budget for 2022
The budget level is moving back to pre-pandemic numbers.
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AG: Aurora Police Department Is Racially Biased, Has Sixty Days to Agree to a Fix
Phil Weiser’s team found flaws in nearly every area.