Does Traffic Really Move Faster With the I-70 Mountain Express Lane?
Colorado might be known for its mountains, but nothing can bog down a fun ski trip down like traffic.
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Most Favor Temporary Cuts for Bus, Light-Rail Service, RTD Says
“I think it shows that on a temporary basis [riders] are willing to deal with a bit of a reduction to have the reliability.”
Denver B-cycle Will Die in January, Service Gap Expected
There will be a gap in bike-sharing service next year.
Want to Grow Hemp in Colorado? Apply Online.
Attaining a license to farm hemp in Colorado is already easier than in most of the country, and now it just got even easier. According to the Colorado Department of Agriculture as of today, November 21, you can now apply online to farm hemp. Hemp is no longer a rare American…
Major Colorado Wilderness Bill Advances in House
“The Colorado Wilderness Act protects incredible recreation opportunities across an array of unique landscapes in Colorado.”
Ask a Stoner: Why Aren’t More Dispensaries Using Hemp Plastics?
A big Colorado crop could have a big future.
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How “Bloody” DA’s Office Vandalism Echoes Reaction to De’Von Bailey Case
A Bailey family spokesperson sees Colorado Springs as “Death Valley.”
Twitter F-Bombs PETA Over Call for CU to Dump Buffalo Mascot Ralphie
The head of CU’s Ralphie program calls the buffalo a queen.
House Committee Approves Bill to End Marijuana Prohibition
The bill still has a long path to the President’s desk.
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Regulators Target Oil and Gas Flowlines in Latest SB 181 Rule Change
“Individuals want and deserve to know what is on or beneath their property.”
U.S. Attorney: Previous Sentence for Alleged Rapist Ex-Cop an “Injustice”
Curtis Arganbright was originally sentenced to just ninety days.
RTD Board Approves Six-Month Fare Discount for Yet-to-Open N Line
North metro communities frustrated by N Line delays will get a temporary fare reduction in return for their patience.
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Colorado Immigrants Offered Sanctuary in Church Face Agonizing Decision
Jorge Zaldivar could have gone into sanctuary in a local church. Instead, he went to his ICE check in
Why Colorado Fourteeners Seem a Lot More Crowded
The number of hiker days is up by nearly 100,000 in four years.
Jury Clears Denver Cop Who Killed Dion Damon, Unarmed Robbery Suspect
Dion Damon’s wife watched the killing from twenty feet away.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Donatello
Make that toke tubular, dude!
U.S. Attorney Offers More Details From Recent Fentanyl Seizure
Two men have been charged after police seized a form of fentanyl that hasn’t yet been found in Colorado.
Colorado Supreme Court Lessens Restrictions for MMJ on Probation
A doctor’s testimony is no longer required for medical marijuana patients to use while on probation.
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How a Sexual Predator Escaped Justice — Again
She stood up to her attacker in court. The jury found him guilty. So why isn’t he in prison?
How Altitude Hopes Suing Comcast Will Get Nuggets, Avs Back on Your TV
Altitude TV is still blacked out for most Comcast customers.
How Many Drivers Does RTD Need to Fix Its Staffing Shortage?
RTD canceled nearly a hundred light-rail trips on Monday and Tuesday as its operator shortage continues to impact services.
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Ask a Stoner: Do Home Grows Break the One-Ounce Possession Limit?
Helluva question you got there.