Denver’s Ozone Pollution Problem Is Getting Worse
Denver has the 12th-highest levels of ozone pollution out of 228 metro areas studied.
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Private Events Up, Citations Down on 4/20
Things were much tamer than last year, according to Denver police.
Inside the Fight to Get Facebook, Twitter to Reject Racists and Neo-Nazis
Facebook has banned a white nationalist group that continues to spread its hate unimpeded on Twitter.
Why Colorado Tokers Love GMO
Also known as GMO Cookies and Garlic Cookies
Kratom: Castle Rock Deciding What to Do About Controversial Substance
A moratorium against opening up a kratom-related business has been in place since December.
Denver Completes Divestment From Fossil Fuel Companies
The city had previously held nearly $180 million in securities issued by Chevron and Exxon Mobil.
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Solitary Man: A Convict’s Journey From Lockdown to Standup
Richard Boccardi spent half his adult life behind bars, but he might have the last laugh.
Denver City Council Rejects Reducing Social Pot Use Setbacks
The proposal needed nine votes, and got seven.
Why Houses in Denver Sell Quickly or Take Forever
Three Denver real estate agents talk about their fastest and slowest sales.
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Ask a Stoner: How Do I Avoid Weed Breath?
Hardly an insurmountable side effect, even when you can’t brush your teeth.
Charges Filed in Only Four of 2019’s Thirteen Denver Homicides
The Denver District Attorney’s office has declined to charge two people arrested for homicides in 2019.
Would-Be NYC Subway Bomber Najibullah Zazi Sentencing Set for May 2
Over nine years after pleading guilty to plotting to blow up the NYC subway system, Najibullah Zazi will be sentenced in federal court.
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Vying for White House, Hickenlooper Looks Back on Marijuana Policy
We caught up with Hickenlooper just before the 4/20 holiday.
Cannabis Church Co-Founder Found Not Guilty in 4/20 Case From 2017
The legal fight may finally be over, but which side really won?
Odds Sports Betting Bill Will Kill Black Market, Boost Gambling Addiction
An addiction expert says about 1 percent of the population has a moderate or severe gambling problem.
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Feds Double Down on Denying Citizenship for Cannabis Industry Ties
On April 19, Citizenship and Immigration Services confirmed that work in the marijuana industry is grounds for automatic citizenship application denial.
D-Mac and Tom Nalen on New 104.3 The Fan Team Up, Following Big Al
Tom Nalen has no intention of trying to be Alfred Williams 2.0.
Reader: Time to Light Up Colorado Lawmakers for Public Pot Consumption
Colorado legalized recreational marijuana over six years ago. Where’s the social consumption?
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Op-Ed: A Primer on Immigration for 2020 Candidates and Voters
Let’s pause and take a look at what’s what in immigration today and in the 2020 election cycle.
Paul Fiorino: Why You Should Elect Me Mayor of Denver as a Write-In
Paul Fiorino is a longtime member of the arts community who’s run for major public office several times in the past.
Five Ways to Celebrate 4/20 With Friends — Without Driving
Don’t dab and drive.
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After Audit, Hancock Proposes New Homelessness Department
The proposed new Department of Housing and Homelessness would be launched in 2020.