Here’s How Colorado Lawmakers Brush Up on Legal Pot
Some of them could study a little harder.
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Senate Likely to Approve David Bernhardt at Interior, Conflicts and All
Despite potential conflicts, Senator Cory Gardner Says He’ll Vote for Former Colleague
How Drug-Possession Felonies Are Overwhelming Colorado Prisons
A new report reveals the strain the increasing number of drug felonies, many for simple possession, are putting on the Colorado prison system.
Brian Roundtree Was Given a $1M Bond to Prevent His Suicide: It Didn’t Work
There are a rising number of suicides among inmates in rural jails, but the phenomenon is taking place in larger facilities, too.
Eyni Ali Becomes a U.S. Citizen…and Now Gets to Vote!
After spending the first six years of her life in Somalia, she became a refugee.
Reader: Where Should a (Respectful) Tourist Go to Celebrate 4/20?
The party will be back in Civic Center Park.
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Reader: Pothole Patrol? You Can Tell It’s Election Season!
Michael Hancock helped city crews this week.
Op-Ed: Why Colorado Needs Full-Day Kindergarten
This is a fight for equality.
Hemp Is Next: Colorado Wants More Than Marijuana Prominence
Denver’s heavyweight status in the hemp industry is on full display at the NoCo Hemp Expo.
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Under Industry Pressure, House Passes Amended Oil and Gas Bill
After further changes demanded by industry groups, SB 181 will have to return to the Senate.
Ed Perlmutter’s Pot Banking Act Passes Committee, Moves to Full House
The Colorado congressman has been presenting bills on marijuana banking reform since 2013.
Colorado UFOs: To Believe or Not to Believe
Richard Estep talks about his new book, Colorado UFOs, and his certainty that his interview subjects believed strongly in the stories they told.
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Family Members of Murder Victims Urge Lawmakers to Repeal Death Penalty
A bill that would end capital punishment in Colorado has been introduced at the legislature.
Meet the Woman Behind Willie Nelson’s Cannabis Company
Meet the woman behind the Read Head Stranger’s expanding cannabis brand.
Bill Limiting Law Enforcement Cooperation With ICE Passes First Step
House Bill 1124, which would limit local and state law enforcement cooperation with ICE, advanced out of House committee.
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Horrific Air Force Academy Bike Crash Nets $7.3M Verdict a Decade Later
James Nelson has been fighting for almost eleven years over a bike crash that nearly cost him his life.
Want to Hang Out With Cheech Marin This Week? You’d Better Hurry.
If you keep on knocking, he might actually let you in this time.
Bill Allowing Social Pot Use and Dispensary Tasting Rooms Moves Forward
HB 1230 would create licenses for pot-friendly lounges, hotels, cafes, arcades, music venues and so on.
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Phillip Lindsay Is a Hometown Hero. So Is His Father, an RTD Bus Driver.
Phillip Lindsay’s father has been driving a bus for twenty years and says retirement won’t just mean sitting around the pool.
Ask a Stoner: Will Dumping Weed on a Campfire Get Everyone High?
What a waste of weed, man. Stoner foul.
Claim: Dillon Blodgett’s Preventable Jail Suicide Part of Disturbing Pattern
An in-custody suicide at a Western Colorado jail that prompted a lawsuit is one of four in fewer than three years at the same facility.
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Fifteen Unsolved Denver Murders and What They Have in Common
The fifteen unsolved homicides from one recent year in Denver share more in common than tragedy.