COVID-19’s Impact on Rocky Mountain PBS, John Ferrugia
Changes preceded John Ferrugia’s exit from the network.
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Patient: I Fainted After COVID Shot at Dick’s, but Not From Vaccine
The patient has a condition that makes him prone to fainting.
Colorado Counties That Could Dump COVID Safety Rules This Week
Of Colorado’s 64 counties, 37 voted for Trump in 2020.
ICE Detainees in Aurora Receive COVID Vaccine
Tri-County Health held a clinic.
Ask a Stoner: Will Delta-8 THC Make Me Fail a Drug Test?
Drug tests look for the presence of THC metabolites, and don’t discriminate.
With Two Court Wins, PSL Leaders Keep Fighting for Elijah McClain
The attempted kidnapping charges have been dropped
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February Marijuana Sales Experience Calm Before the Storm
March’s numbers could be the bigger sign of what’s to come in 2021.
Meet Colorado’s Ten Billionaires in 2021
We’ve got rankings for Colorado and worldwide.
Inside Todd Romero’s Lawsuit Against Altitude TV
Todd Romero has been with the network since 2012.
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Damn It! New COVID-19 Cases Back Over 10K in a Week
The fourth wave of the virus hasn’t crested yet.
Reader: If Georgia Wants Its Voting Laws to Match Colorado’s, Great!
Will Dominion handle the All-Star Balloting?
Reader: Can’t Make Dinger Great Again, Because He Never Was!
Is this an all-star mascot?
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Reader: The Greatest Measure of a City Is How It Treats Its Lowest Citizens
A new site will open in Park Hill in June.
Polis Acknowledges Fourth COVID Wave Amid Mixed Messages
The handover to local authorities is scheduled for April 16.
Breaking Down Colorado’s $4 Million Cannabis Entrepreneur Program
The program is intended to spur socially equitable participation in the marijuana industry.
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Best and Worst Colorado Counties for Vaccinations So Far
One of Colorado’s smallest counties tops the current chart.
Lauren Boebert Opens Fire on Joe Biden’s Gun Orders
Biden’s actions were examples of tyranny, Boebert tweeted.
9News, Parent Company Accused of Racist Behavior in Federal Filing
The document was filed by a major stockholder.
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Colorado Muslims Readying for Ramadan in Year Two of COVID
This year’s Ramadan will be a bit less locked down.
Where Amateur Marijuana Growers Spend Too Much Money
Buying the wrong equipment and plant food can be a costly mistake.
CDOT, Pot Industry Mask Budtenders to Promote Safe Driving on 4/20
Bud tenders can be seen wearing “I’ll be blunt. Don’t drive high,” face masks throughout the month of April.
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Denver Public Schools Hit With Discrimination, Retaliation Lawsuits
One complaint charges discrimination, the other retaliation.