Reader: Hurry Up on Social Consumption, Since We Already Approved It
Denver City Council may tweak the pilot program, but people are getting impatient.
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Op Ed: Unfairly Targeted as a Dangerous Breed, Pit Bulls Deserve Another Chance
Dogs love unconditionally every day and live to please. Don’t believe the fabricated stories; give pits a chance.
Reader: Instead of Safe-Use Sites, Why Don’t We Legalize and Tax Heroin?
After Denver City Council affirmed plans to try a safe-use site for injection-drug users (all pending state approval), the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado and the Drug Enforcement Administration released a joint statement bashing the project.
Judge Bars El Paso County Sheriff From Holding Inmates for ICE
The case in El Paso County examines cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities.
Colorado Continues Reign at 2018 Cannabis Business Awards
Colorado cannabis influencers owned their national competition again.
Colorado’s Largest Esports Arena Opens in Lakewood
An old batting-cage center has been transformed into the largest esports arena in Colorado, which opens today, December 7, at 2 p.m.
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Commerce City Pays $175K for Botched Arrest of “F*ck Bad Cops” Protester
Commerce City has agreed to settle a lawsuit over an attempted arrest of a protester exercising his free-speech rights on public property.
Bobby Espinoza Fears Body Broker Who Sold His Dad’s Head Can Abuse Others
A man whose father’s corpse was sold off piece by piece by a body broker is trying to fix a state statute that he says allows the business owner responsible to work in the industry again.
There Is One Possible Downside to the Massive Voter Turnout in Colorado
The turnout spike in the 2018 midterms means it’s going to get harder for an initiative to make the statewide ballot.
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Willie B’s Cars for Christmas Giveaway: More Than 60 Cars for Those in Need
KBPI morning-show personality Willie B talks about his Cars for Christmas program, in which he’ll give away dozens of cars to needy folks nominated by listeners.
Ashley Kingsley, Woman of Weed, Talks About the Female Impact on Cannabis
“I stick with sublinguals, edibles, vaping, joints — well, hell, I think I like it all.”
Lakewood Police Officer Charged With Sexual Assaulting Woman While on Duty
Randall Shaun Butler is charged with two counts of sexual assault and has resigned from the force.
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If You Hit a Deer With Your Car in Colorado, Can You Take Home the Meat?
Colorado is one of 27 states in which you can take home roadkill meat.
What’s Kief? The MED Defines Marijuana’s Most Classic Concentrate
Ask yourself: Do you really know what kief is?
Daniel Kagan Out, Jovan Melton In as Dems Play Politics in #MeToo Era
The #MeToo era is playing out different for a pair of Democratic politicians, Senator Daniel Kagan and Representative Jovan Melton.
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Racist Group Identity Evropa Ratchets Up Efforts to “DEFEND THE ROCKIES!”
A fascist group aligned with the white supremacist movement has been ratcheting up its activities in Colorado over recent weeks.
Ask a Stoner: How Much Longer Until Weed is Legal Nationally?
That’s pretty difficult to tackle in a 400-word column behind the sex ads.
Only One City in Metro Area Has Cheaper Rent Than Denver — Really
Rent prices in Denver proper are actually lower than in all but one surrounding suburb according to new data.
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More Than a Dozen Coloradans Have Obtained Non-Binary IDs
Colorado is the most recent state to offer non-binary IDs, joining California, Oregon, Minnesota, Maine and Washington, D.C.
How Cannabis Companies Are Investing in Local Arts Scenes
“We have had some very successful partnerships within the arts, whether it be sponsorship dollars or helping to facilitate materials for a project.”
Fox31 and Channel 2 Sold Again, but Their Future’s Still in Flux
A new media firm has purchased two Denver TV stations, but a lot has to happen before the deal is finalized.
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Feds’ Response to Denver’s Safe-Use Site Plan: Weak, Toothless, Mega-Stupid
On December 4, the feds issued a statement spanking the Denver City Council’s proposed pilot program.