Polis Bans Gatherings of 250-Plus Over COVID-19, Three Patients Critical
Three COVID-19 patients in Colorado are in critical condition.
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Cannabis Business Not Immune to Coronavirus
“I don’t see big events happening on 4/20. I really don’t.”
Colorado Gun Shops Offer to Store Firearms for Suicide Prevention Plan
Firearms retailers and mental-health pros are teaming up to save lives.
COVID-19 and the Inequities of Pandemics in Denver and Beyond
The poor could be negatively impacted even if they don’t get the virus.
Polis Deploys National Guard to Control COVID-19 Drive-Up Lab Crowd
The facility was overwhelmed during its second day of operation.
Members Only: Why Most Marijuana Lounges Stay Private
Denver has a public option for pot lounges, but most of them don’t go that route.
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Independent Report Sharply Critical of Aurora Police Handling of Drunk Cop
John Walsh concluded that Chief Nick Metz and Deputy Chief Paul O’Keefe made a series of major errors in handling the Nathan Meier incident.
Denver Public Schools Shutting Down for Three Weeks
DPS students will get a three-week break.
Michael Hancock Declares State of Emergency in Denver
On March 10, Governor Jared Polis declared a state of emergency for Colorado; now Mayor Michael Hancock has declared a state of emergency for the City and County of Denver in response to COVID-19. The emergency declaration, signed by the mayor on March 12, runs seven days, and may make additional…
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COVID-19 Drive-Up Testing Lab Overwhelmed
The wait at 11 a.m. was three hours.
Colorado Regulators Seek $18.25 Million Penalty for Firestone Explosion
“How do you put a price on human life?”
SWAT Team House Destruction Case Could Land at U.S. Supreme Court
The 2015 incident was one of the strangest in recent memory.
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Ask a Stoner: Which Presidential Candidates Would Be Fun to Toke With?
Is that guy named Zultan still running?
COVID-19 Stops Denver Nuggets, NBA Season on Live TV
The Nuggets-Mavericks game was the last to finish before the postponement.
Will Undocumented Immigrants Be Scared Away From Census?
Colorado wants everyone counted.
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Polis COVID-19 Update: We May Be at Tipping Point for Spread in Denver
Governor Polis spoke at a 5 p.m. news conference on March 11.
Denver Public Library Open, but Cancels All Programming, Classes
A day after the governor declared a state of emergency, the Denver Public Library has cancelled all programming and classes for a month.
Bella Romero Benzene Levels Worse Than Reported, Analysis Claims
One of Colorado’s most controversial oil and gas projects continues to draw activists’ ire.
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Colorado Marijuana Sales Start Strong in 2020
This year is already on pace for a new high.
ICE’s Pressure Campaign Against Denver All About Politics, City Charges
Denver has rejected ICE’s subpoena requests, saying that they were made for political reasons.
The Colorado Hemp Institute Is Up for Sale
The seventy-acre property is currently listed for $6,875,000.
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Will Denver Cops Collect $1 Million-Plus for Beating Michael DeHerrera?
The two officers are eligible for nine years of back pay.