Hot, Dry and Unsettling: Colorado Broke Several Scary Records This Winter
Historical weather records show that this is not normal.
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Aurora Settles Lawsuit With Protesters Over Public Comment Rules
Aurora City Council meetings will have to stay public for three years, per the settlement.
Are You Part of the Flock? How Cities Across the Denver Area Use AI Tracking Tech.
Denver recently announced plans to stop using Flock after residential pushback, but the surveillance continues.
This Education Co-Op Quietly Opened a Christian Public School. Does Colorado Need More Guardrails?
These co-ops are meant to support school districts, but this one started the state’s “first public Christian school.”
Buzz Kill: Colorado Lawmakers Propose Tax Increases for Alcohol, Marijuana
The revenue would fund a new state mental health hospital in Aurora.
Cannabis Business Owner, Social Equity Advocate Running for House Seat in Aurora
After working in cannabis hospitality and social equity advocacy for years, Sarah Woodson wants to represent her hometown at the State Capitol.
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Denver Dispensaries That Still Sell Clones
Clones provide a quick path for home-growers, but they’re not widely available in dispensaries.
Video: Semi-Truck Hits Denver Apartment Building, Causes Gas Leak
The driver was recorded causing thousands of dollars in damage to the Charleston Apartments — then allegedly driving away.
Johnston Signs Executive Order Targeting Denver ICE Activity
The new policy aims “not to provoke, but to protect.”
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Major Colorado Cannabis Retailer Sued Over Six-Figure Bill
The Green Solution and Medicine Man, two of the state’s oldest dispensary chains, are owned by a national corporation.
Arizona Family Wins $1 Million Denver Home in Redfin Super Bowl Giveaway
After beating over 275,000 other contestants, Kiel Murphy and his family are moving into the Hampden South neighborhood.
Feds Have “Lost Credibility” on Elections After FBI Call, Colorado Secretary of State Says
“It was deeply unsettling the DOJ and DHS refused to acknowledge that, according to the U.S. Constitution, states run elections in America.”
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Who Gets the Dog? Colorado Considers New Pet Custody Law for Breakups
State lawmakers advanced a bill to establish legal standards for pet custody rulings, directing courts to consider the animals’ best interests.
Honoring Colorado’s Black History Requires Telling Stories That Make Us Think Twice
Is Black Colorado history useful for addressing current injustices and what some see as similar moral dilemmas? Or is the recognition of Black History Month more appropriately seen as a “thank you” card from institutions and organizations?
RTD Plans to Suspend Light Rail Lines, Add Bus Routes During Construction. Here’s How to Navigate.
Downtown light rails lines will be shut down in June, with new bus routes launching in their place.
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Law Enforcement Call Colorado State Rep “POS,” “GARBAGE” in Email Exchange
Police officials in Glenwood Springs, Parachute, Rifle and Silt all took part in the digital bashing.
Colorado Lawmakers Considering Significant Changes to Marijuana Laws
State lawmakers are considering major changes to cannabis hospitality, taxes and health care this year.
Court Asked to Review Why Colorado Renters Help Finance Xcel Energy Program
Should landlords be able to pass down the costs of energy-efficient upgrades to renters?
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Denver City Council Advances ICE Mask Ban
ICE agents would face a $1,000 fine and close to a year in jail if the law passes, but questions still remain about enforcement.
Denver Mayor Wants to Pull the Plug on New Data Centers…for Now
According to a tracking map, 47 of Colorado’s 57 data centers are in the Denver area.
Denver Home Sellers Slashing Prices, “Finally Coming to Terms” with Market
Denver had among the highest percentages of home listings that repeatedly reduced the asking price, a national report found.
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State of the Rockies: Concerned About Climate Change, Rollback of Public Land Protections
The annual Conservation in the West poll surveyed voters in eight states.