There’s Finally a Yes on Prop CC Campaign — and Plenty of Money Behind It
“For too long, antiquated budget formula has really tilted the playing field against our kids, and our roads and bridges, in a very arbitrary way.”
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Kate Petrocco’s Death Ruled Suicide, “Big Questions” Remain
On October 1, the Adams County Coroner’s Office released a long-awaited autopsy report.
The Weed Industry Needs Seasonal Help, Too
Could beat an Amazon warehouse.
Torture, Murder Claimed in Elijah McClain Aurora Police Death
Elijah McClain was unarmed when he was grabbed by police.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Tang Tang
The strain’s rare flavor and rush of energy give it somewhat of a cult following.
Most Surprising Hot Neighborhoods for Denver Renters
An expert says areas that weren’t trendy for renters could be soon.
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District Attorney Won’t Charge Mother or DPS Employees Involved in Viral Bus Fight
The District Attorney’s Office is not pressing criminal charges against either the mother or the DPS driver involved in a physical altercation on a bus that left parents angry and confused.
Litigation Over Park Hill Golf Course Will Be Settled, but What Comes Next Is Unclear
The city and Westside Investment Partners have announced a tentative agreement that will end litigation over the city’s stormwater detention project at Park Hill Golf Course, which Westside purchased for $24 million in July.
Is Colorado Ready to Accept Marijuana Tourism?
This state could soon be more welcoming for visitors interested in cannabis.
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Denver City Council Raises Tobacco Purchasing Age, Requires Licensing for Stores
Denver City Council voted unanimously to raise the tobacco purchasing age to 21 and require that stores be licensed.
More Than Fifty Police Shootings in Colorado So Far in 2019
A death has been recorded in nearly 60 percent of the shootings.
Highway 36 Investigation and Plan to Prevent Future Collapse
The investigation into who’s to blame is ongoing.
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Ask a Stoner: Marijuana-Friendly Retirement Homes
Senior citizens are one of the fastest growing demographics of cannabis users.
Hickenlooper’s Climate Debate Snub Irks Activists, Rivals
“It seems like he’s trying to become a senator by emulating Cory Gardner.”
How John Andrews Is Embedding Global Network of Anti-Islam Hate Groups in Colorado
John Andrews has organized an “anti-Sharia” event featuring noted anti-Islam speakers Katie Hopkins and Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff.
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Inside the Massive I-25 Project That’s About to Take Its First Step
The key element to the plan is buying the Burnham rail yards.
Twitter Wants to Fire Vic Fangio After Broncos’ Collapse Against Jaguars
Fangio has gone from favorite to scapegoat in record time.
Reader: Put It on My Card With a $5 Tip, Good Man!
Now the measure proposed by Representative Ed Perlmutter moves on to the Senate.
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Reader: Only “Hellscape” in Denver Is the Quality of the Roads
A recent list made us scratch our heads.
BLM Boss Releases Long Recusal List as Bennet, Dems Push for Ouster
“The American people deserve a leader at the BLM who will work on behalf of its mission.”
CSU Launches Texting Program to Counsel Cannabis Use Disorder
“A text can bring the goal of stopping to the front of their minds.”
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Restructuring Community Corrections System on Time Crunch Will Be Uphill Battle
After city council voted to nix two contracts with private prison companies that provided most of Denver’s halfway house beds, the city has convened a committee of criminal justice experts to make recommendations on reforming the city’s community corrections system.