Inside the Secret Network Fighting Neo-Nazi Propaganda in Metro Denver
A secret organization in Colorado is using crowd-sourcing techniques and online research to counter a racist group that’s been ratcheting up its actions in the state.
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What Federal Hemp Legalization Means for Colorado Farmers
In the short-term, the Farm Bill might raise more questions than it provides answers for Colorado hemp farmers.
ACLU of Colorado Blasts Durango for Keeping Homeless From Sleeping
The study finds that Durango is not allowing the homeless to sleep anywhere in public, pushing them out of the city.
Dispensary Sales on Track to Eclipse 2017 Despite Recent Dips
Colorado marijuana sales broke earnings records in July and August, but started visibly dropping in September and continued that fall in October.
John Hickenlooper a Less-Than-One-Percenter in MoveOn Straw Poll
MoveOn just released the results of its straw poll of possible Democratic presidential candidates in 2020.
The $3.9M Tyler Tabor Jail Death Deal Company Wanted Kept Secret
A settlement agreement in a jail death was supposed to remain confidential, but a judge unsealed documents after a private health care company failed to pay all of the $3.7 million it owed.
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See the Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Denver Right Now
The prices for the most expensive homes in Denver right now are considerably higher than they were a year ago.
9News’s Gary Shapiro on Tweetstorm Caused by Muting Fake News Claimers
9News morning anchor Gary Shapiro talks about the tweetstorm he caused when he told Twitter followers he’d muted anyone whose response consisted only of the words “fake news.”
Why Colorado Tokers Love Mandarin Cookies
It hits your nose like a gust of wind, pumping out sour, earthy and Diesel notes with a doughy, citrus-heavy back end.
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Tiny Home Village Documentary Examines Homelessness in Denver
Filmmakers behind a new documentary about Denver’s tiny home village hope to convince voters to support the Right to Survive Initiative in the May 2019 municipal elections.
The Shocking Story of Vet Matt Poer’s Taser Death in Elbert County
The questions surrounding Matt Poer’s death reflect a national debate over whether law enforcement has become too reliant on Tasers as a “less-than-lethal” use of force.
Marijuana Is Getting Cheaper, but Addiction Is Still Very Expensive
Addiction is a serious matter, no matter the substance.
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Boulder Activist Helps Stop Trump Minions’ Climate Talk With Laughter
A Boulder activist was among protesters who stopped a Trump administration climate panel talk in Poland with laughter.
Ask a Stoner: Why Do Marijuana Products Have Multiple THC Results?
What we’ve found out isn’t exactly filling us with confidence.
Security Guards Plead Guilty in Union Station Beating
The victim just wanted a ride home. Instead, he was battered by security guards charged with keeping Union Station safe.
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Inside Plan That Would Make E-Scooters Street-Legal (Sometimes) in Denver
A member of Denver’s city council outlines a new plan to deal with the proliferation of electric scooters in the community.
Michael Floorwax Returns to Standup Comedy as Health Recovery Continues
After finally experiencing relief from health problems that knocked him off the Denver radio airwaves more than four years ago, Michael Floorwax is returning to his first love, stand-up comedy.
Ricki Lake’s Weed the People Premieres in Denver to Recount America’s MMJ Battle
Weed the People is playing at the Alamo Drafthouse Sloan’s Lake location every afternoon at various times through Thursday, December December 10, and is expected to appear on Netflix in 2019.
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Colorado DMV Policy Change Ends One Man’s ID Nightmare
A man who’s been living in Colorado for five years outlines the nightmare he experienced in trying to get a state ID and the policy change that led to a breakthrough.
Broncos’ Loss to 49ers Reaction: Mom Wants Vance Joseph Fired for Xmas
Broncos fans on Twitter repeat their call for the firing of Vance Joseph after a humiliating loss to the woeful San Francisco 49ers.
Denver Millennial Renters Have U.S.’s Worst Chance to Buy a Home
It will take 83 percent of Denver millennial renters twenty years or more to save enough for a down payment on a new home.
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The Four Counties That Flipped From Trump to Polis
We know some of the reasons that Democrats won so decisively on November 6, but where, specifically, did these huge shifts take place?