Polis: State Limited in What It Can Do for DACA Recipients if Program Rescinded
Governor Jared Polis says Colorado is limited in what it can do to protect DREAMers if the DACA program is rescinded.
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Marijuana Sales Began Annual Dip in September
2019 is still on pace to become the highest-earning year ever for the state’s legal pot industry.
Hate Crimes in Colorado Went Up 16 Percent in 2018
Reported hate crime incidents went down across the country in 2018. But in Colorado, they went up that same year.
Reaction to De’Von Bailey Grand Jury Letting Fatal-Police-Shooting Cops Skate
One attorney asks, “Is this justice?”
Inside Plan to Bring Kratom Consumer Protection Act to Colorado
Proponents met with members of the governor’s staff about the act.
Ask a Stoner: When Will State-Legal Pot Lounges Open?
Even with state approval, it still hinges on your local government.
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City Will Notify Councilmembers of Sweeps Occurring in Their Districts
Candi CdeBaca’s office pushed city officials to notify council member of planned homeless sweeps.
Greed and Weed: Dispensary Owner Weighs In on Legal Pot’s Mold Problem
“When you have smaller rooms, you can give more love to the plants.”
Backers of Citizenship Question Submit Signatures for 2020 Ballot
If the campaign for Initiative 76 reaches the signature threshold, the 2020 Colorado ballot would include a question about citizenship and voting.
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Woman in Hijab Accuses Pepsi Center of “Blatant Racial Profiling”
Gazella Bensreiti was harassed for wearing a hijab.
Where Coloradans Stand on Impeachment as Historic Hearings Begin
“This is a very serious undertaking involving the Constitution of the United States.”
Denver City Council Approves Plan for Common Liquor Consumption Areas
Denver City Council approved a plan that will allow for and regulate common liquor consumption areas.
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Exploding the Myths of Today’s Denver Real Estate Market
Our expert feels Denver has not yet become a buyer’s market.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Papaya Cake
It’s about as intimidating as flower can get.
Attorney Rips “Undetermined” Autopsy in Elijah McClain Aurora Police Death
Elijah McClain’s family was “devastated” by the report.
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New York City Just Overhauled Its Election System. Could Denver Follow Suit?
New York City voters just approved an overhaul to their election system. An elections committee in Denver is looking at following suit by implementing ranked choice voting.
Family of Kamyar Samimi Suing GEO Group, Doctor for Wrongful Death
The family of Kamyar Samimi is suing GEO Group and the doctor who was responsible for his care.
Dispensaries Can Accept Digital IDs After Governor’s Executive Order
Dispensaries could be in need of new technology.
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“Robots” Are Reporting Some High School Sports at the Denver Post
The Post is experimenting with artificial intelligence.
Denver Pays $300K Over Arrest of Naked United Pilot at DIA Hotel
The settlement was offered before a lawsuit could be filed.
Ask a Stoner: Do Old Edibles Lose Potency?
When it comes to spoiling, it’s not the THC you need to worry about.
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Denver Wants Your Help Overhauling Its Efforts to Fight Climate Change
“We’ve done a lot of really great work, but time to take that to the next level.”