Candi CdeBaca Proposing Charter Change to Elect Denver Sheriff
Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca is proposing a charter change to switch the sheriff’s position from an appointed to an elected one.
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Medicine Man Dispensaries Halt Sales of Some Vape Products
The dispensary chain has pulled products containing propylene glycol or vitamin E acetate.
Colorado’s New, Improved MMJ Rules Start in November
The new rules qualify autism spectrum disorder and opioid-related conditions for medical marijuana.
Vapers Says Users Will Return to Cigarettes If Flavors Are Banned
Denver’s vaping businesses owners are worried that a flavor ban would lead users to switch back to cigarettes.
Denver Portrayed as Hellscape in Safest Colorado Cities Lists
Two new studies portray big Colorado cities as nightmare zones.
What Colorado Officials Are Saying About Impeachment — and What’s Next
“It should not be hard to unequivocally condemn asking a foreign power to interfere in our elections.”
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Ask a Stoner: Waiting to Drive After Smoking Pot
There isn’t much science to sit on, but stay safe instead of sorry.
Lookout Mountain Staffer Allegedly Hid Teen Escapee Turned Boyfriend
The latest mark against the troubled facility may be the worst yet.
House Passes Landmark Marijuana Banking Bill
It’s the first marijuana-centered bill to reach the House floor for a vote, and the first to pass.
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Mary Jane’s House Dispensary Opens Near Denver Airport
Mary Jane’s House is the third dispensary in five years to open at the address.
First Prop DD Ads Focus on Water, but Financed by Gaming Industry
The casinos’ take on sporting bets will be taxed at 10 percent.
CDOT: Just Because C-470 Is Late Doesn’t Mean Other Projects Will Be
The C-470 Express Lanes project was supposed to be done months ago.
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Joker Movie Triggers Post-Aurora Theater Shooting Pain, Politics
The letter calls for political action, not a boycott.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Mendo Breath
California roots with a Colorado following.
Why Indigenous Activists Are Hanging Dresses Along the 16th Street Mall
“Missing and murdered indigenous women, migrant women and black women have been exploited just the same as resources and land.”
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Mother Arrested After Fight With DPS Driver Who Held Screaming Kids on Bus
Parents have been left angry and confused after an incident on a Denver Public Schools bus last week.
Homeless Class-Action Lawsuit Settlement Has Finally Been Completed
A federal Judge approved the settlement terms of a class action lawsuit representing Denver’s homeless population today, making it official.
Colorado Hemp Company Sues for Millions in CBD Lawsuit
The oil carries a value of up to $7.56 million, according to price estimates of CBD crude oil.
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Did the Justice System She Worked for Fail Kate Petrocco?
A death in Brighton raises questions about a domestic violence investigation.
Climate Protesters Disrupt Denver Traffic, Eight Arrested
“People are getting arrested for expressing their compassion and their love for the earth.”
Denver City Council Endorsing Initiative to End State TABOR Refunds
City Council is set to endorse the ballot initiative in the coming weeks.
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Colorado Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Eric “F*ck Cops” Brandt
The Colorado Supreme Court opinion deals with jury nullification.