Denver Council Postpones Vote on New E-Scooter Operator
Veo is scheduled to take over the city’s scooter rentals in May, but it hit a roadblock during its first committee hearing.
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Hundreds of Flights Delayed at Denver International Airport… Again
Those numbers are expected to increase.
Colorado Ballot Breakdown: Transgender Student Athlete Ban, Other Anti-Trans Measure on the Way
Plus, all the ballot measures Coloradans will vote on in November.
Is Colorado Ready to Allow THC Beverages Into Bars and Restaurants? Some Businesses Are Counting on It.
Colorado would show a change of heart regarding intoxicating hemp beverages if this upcoming bill passes.
Serial Killer Convicted in 1996 Cold Case Murder of Denver Woman
Ricky Dawson is linked to murders in Colorado, California, Florida and Washington.
Extreme Indifference Murders Could Soon Be Prosecuted Differently in Colorado
Under the proposal, a person would only commit first-degree extreme indifference murder if they kill a child, an emergency responder or victimize multiple people.
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Denver’s “Church of the Homeless” at Risk of Closing
Thanks to food donations from nearby restaurants, the Cap Hill nonprofit is known for providing some of the best free meals in Denver.
From Cauldrons to Congress: Inside a Denver Ritual to Release the Epstein Files
“Truth, not lies, from pedophiles,” a circle of people chanted at Cheesman Park on Saturday evening. “I demand, release the Epstein files!”
Hundreds of Flights Delayed and Canceled at Denver Airport
Travelers, beware.
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How Colorado Tries to Protect Families With Children as Cuts to Federal Benefits Loom
“If Colorado’s design were implemented in every U.S. state, child poverty nationwide could be reduced by more than one-third.”
Judge Removes Man Indicted Over Jax Gratton’s Death After Courtroom Outbursts
Brandon Mumma insisted he “didn’t do what everyone thinks” before a deputy escorted him out of the courtroom.
Historic Black-Owned Dispensary Could Be Without a Home Soon
Simply Pure has been a regular stop on cannabis-friendly tours and documentary productions since 2015, but its roots go deeper than that.
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Trump Admin Appoints Colorado Eye Doctor to EPA Advisory Board
Brian Joondeph has no discernible background in air pollution science.
Colorado Police Seek Victims of National Scheme Involving Intimate Images
A man arrested in Jefferson County allegedly deceived women into sending sexual images and then threatened to leak them online.
RTD Service Changes Will Likely Bring Back the C Line, Disrupt Some Buses and Light Rails
RTD directors and riders highlighted the good and bad of proposed changes on Wednesday.
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Denver Rent Prices Don’t Top the Metro Area. Suburbs Do.
It’s now more expensive to rent an apartment in this suburb than in Denver.
Amid New Tobacco Restrictions, Aurora Welcomes New Zyn Factory
Councilmembers hope more oversight will prevent teen use and other Zyncidents from popping off.
Colorado Weed Prices Reach a Sad New Low
“The consumer largely doesn’t care. They want big buds that are cheap and test high in THC.”
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Colorado’s Historic Winter Warmth Shatters Previous Temperature Records
Records were also broken in Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins and Greeley, among others.
Can Denver Resurrect Little Italy? Descendants Have Big Ideas for a Historic District.
In 1922, roughly one in five people living in Colorado was Italian.
Aurora Ethiopian Community Shares Fears of ICE, Surveillance With Police Chief
Ethiopians are the second-largest minority group in Aurora, and over 80 percent of them were born outside of the U.S.
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Protests in Denver: Data Center Rally, Latino Advocacy and March for Life Coming to Capitol
Protests and rallies for a variety of causes are planned in downtown Denver this spring.