How Much Blame Long-Haul Trucks Deserve for Awful Denver Traffic
A Colorado Department of Transportation official discusses the impact of long-haul trucks on traffic in Denver, where every major thoroughfare seems to be under construction.
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First Medical Dispensary Opens in Longmont
“We already had medical customers coming in. We like a healthy approach. It means a lot to us.”
How a Career Criminal Broke the Convict Code and Saved Himself
In the federal prison where snitches where often targeted for death, a master criminal became King Rat — and turned his life around.
Peter Boyles Thinks Safe Injection Sites in Denver Would Be a Disaster
KNUS radio host Peter Boyles previews a trip to Vancouver to explore what he sees as the dark side of safe-use sites for injection drug users.
One-Bedroom Rent in Denver Rose 79 Percent in Under a Decade
An analysis of historical data show how Denver rent went from modest to eye-popping over a span of eight years.
Samantha Herrera Safe, Rodney Brown Busted, Amber Alert Canceled
The seventeen-year-old subject of an Amber Alert was found safe and her alleged abductor is in custody.
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Ask a Stoner: How Can I Get High and Get Fit?
No matter what, keep consumption limited.
City Council Trio Moves to Strengthen Cop and Sheriff Investigator
The proposal would mostly tighten the OIM and COB’s powers by codifying processes and legal language.
Broncos Hire Vic Fangio as New Head Coach
The Broncos have hired Vic Fangio as the team’s new head coach.
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Discovery of Fires, Propane Tanks Preceded Large October Homeless Sweep
Fires and allegedly stolen propane tanks preceded the large dismantling of a 200-person-plus tent encampment in late October.
Denver’s “Turn Over a New Leaf” Program Ready to Clear Pot Convictions
The marijuana conviction expungement program is now online and ready to roll
KHOW’s Krista Kafer on Her Friendly Separation From Dan Caplis
Krista Kafer talks about getting her own KHOW talk show after briefly pairing with longtime radio personality Dan Caplis.
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Rocky Mountain National Park Gov’t Shutdown Impacts Beyond Bathrooms
The effect of the government shutdown on Rocky Mountain National Park goes well beyond uncollected trash and uncleaned restrooms.
Samantha Herrera, 17, Cited in Unusual Amber Alert: Rodney Brown Sought
A seventeen-year-old from Sheridan has been named in an Amber Alert involving a suspect thought to be armed and dangerous.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Beijinho
Much more sedating than Flo, with a sweeter, more citrus-heavy flavor than OG Kush or Northern Lights.
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Facebook Page Is Like Humans of NY, but for Denver’s Homeless Community
Facing Homelessness — Denver proves that Facebook can be a kind place.
Jared Polis Upholds Inclusivity and Strength in Diversity in First Speech as Governor
In his first speech as governor, Jared Polis, the first openly gay governor in U.S. history, offered a vision of an inclusive state that’s bolstered by its diversity.
Like Scooters? Here’s What You Need to Know to Ride in Denver
The ordinance allows scooters to use bike lanes and roadways whose speed limits don’t exceed thirty miles per hour.
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Marijuana Prices Are Dropping, So Why Aren’t Edible Prices?
The price of an eighth has never been cheaper, so why are edibles still the same price?
Walker Stapleton Wants You to Know He’s Serving the Public, Too
Who would want to be governor when you can get summoned for jury duty instead?
Mom of Teen Killed in Police Shooting Sues CSU for Transparency, Not Cash
The mother of a nineteen-year-old killed by police near the CSU campus has filed a lawsuit in the case. Money isn’t her main motivation.
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If Pay Negotiations Fall Through, Denver Public School Teachers Are Ready to Strike
If Denver Public Schools and the teachers union can’t work out some $14 million in differences, teachers say they’re prepared to strike.