Even in Denver’s heat, keeping the temp at 78 may not be the right move
Sometimes, cooler is better for your health and home.
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How the “Welcome to Colorful Colorado” sign was almost taken from us
The state’s welcoming sign is an icon, but that hasn’t stopped officials from trying to mess with it.
Judge orders bond release for Ecuadorian woman detained at Denver Airport
Chantal Morales Rojas was arrested by ICE while boarding a flight at DIA last week.
Northglenn dispensary offering $1 joints if your car fails an emissions test
“Only in Colorado.”
Colorado’s 150th birthday is up in flames. What does this mean for the future of wildfires?
Experts say extreme fire conditions are the new normal, but that doesn’t mean future catastrophic blazes are inevitable.
After closed-door meeting, Denver superintendent, school board agree to keep working on relationship
The closed session was to get legal advice about Marrero’s contract and to discuss the board-superintendent relationship.
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Colorado’s rape kit backlog is improving, but falling months behind schedule
The average turnaround for sexual assault tests is 185 days — 74 days longer than projected.
What a trip! The 10 wildest conspiracy theories about Denver International Airport
For more than 30 years, wild rumors have been flying about Denver’s airport.
Former anti-violence activist receives max sentence in ‘revenge’ murder
Lumumba Sayers Sr. was sentenced to 48 years in prison for second-degree murder.
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How long are weed gummies good for?
“I’m moving and found a pack of strong ones behind my dresser, but I’m pretty sure they’ve been stuck back there since 2022.”
‘She followed the rules’ says lawyer for woman arrested by ICE at Denver International Airport
The arrest comes amid a dramatic uptick in immigrant detentions, with ICE reporting some 43,000 arrests in June of this year.
Bennet and Hurd team up to shield Glenwood Springs Hot Springs from quarry expansion
A companion bill is going to Congress to help block mining expansion in Glenwood Springs that could affect the hot springs.
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Colorado panel looks into chronic health risks near oil and gas production
Long-term risks were well managed by engineering practices, according academic research, but there were acute issues.
Colorado newsletter pulls police misconduct from the records vault
Blue Surveillance is essentially a one-man operation, but it may be the state’s most public accounting of law enforcement misconduct.
Colorado tests out medical marijuana on workers’ comp
Researchers hope that adding cannabis could spur honest dialogue with doctors and decrease opioid use.
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Colorado was the first state to cap a drug’s price – then a federal court stepped in
The list price of Enbrel, an autoimmune medication, has risen by more than 1,500% since 1998.
Trailblazing cannabis lounge to close in Denver, plans for a new venue on the way
Tetra Lounge has been open in RiNo since 2018.
Denver to consider crackdown on riding dirt bikes, e-motos on roads
City leaders are exploring fines, confiscations and even penalties for parents to get off-highway vehicles off the streets.
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Zoning board shuts down majority of variances for new Colfax police station
DPD requested 10 variances from zoning codes, but only two were approved.
This closed Denver school building is the new home of a French immersion charter school
The building once housed the International Academy of Denver at Harrington, one of 10 schools that closed or partially closed last spring.
Frontier Airlines sued twice for weak cybersecurity after data breaches
Both a former employee and a customer filed lawsuits against the Denver-based airline earlier this week.
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Lettuce distributor connected to “explosive” and “watery” diarrhea outbreak has facility in Colorado
Colorado’s cyclosporiasis case count is relatively low.