Ask a Stoner: How Confidential is the State’s MMJ Registry?
Outside of a system hack, patient status should remain private — but these state procedures are not HIPAA-compliant.
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Innocent Bystander Terrance Wardlow Killed in 21st and Lawrence Shooting
The coroner’s office has identified the man killed in a Ballpark shooting allegedly involving gang members as a 59-year-old former Marine.
Jamie Giellis on RiNo, Growth and Her Campaign for Denver Mayor
River North Art District president Jamie Giellis talks about the launch of her campaign for Denver mayor and the top issues faced by the city.
Denver City Council Passes Safe-Use Site Plan: “This Is About Our Neighbors”
By a 12-1 margin, the Denver City Council voted to authorize the creation of a safe use site for injection drug users.
Five Ways to Use Cannabis When You’re Sick, for Wellness and Fun
Smoking and vaping should be avoided, but they’re not the only way to consume cannabis.
Attorney: Theodell McGowan’s Bust for 34-Year-Old Case Recalls Jim Crow Era
A seventy-year-old retired bus driver is currently in a Denver jail on a 34-year-old case he thought had been resolved in the 1980s.
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Broncos Fans on Twitter Think Team Can Run the Table After Beating Steelers
Denver Broncos fans take to Twitter to debate the possibility of the team winning its next five games and qualifying for the playoffs.
Claim: Walmart Falsely Said Worker Had AIDS, Retaliated After She Complained
A former employee at a Colorado Springs Walmart is suing the company after a manager allegedly spread the false rumor that she had AIDS.
Is John Hickenlooper Really “Battle Runner”? Jeopardy Thinks So.
Colorado’s governor has now been featured in two Jeopardy answers.
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Reader: Accept Personal Responsibility and Research Rocky Flats
Do your homework: Would you live in a house with an 80007 zip code?
Reader: Cowards With Guns Continue to Wreak Havoc!
Gun violence did not take a holiday Thanksgiving week.
Op Ed: Five of Colorado’s Most Convincing Pot Tax Spends
Here are five particularly notable areas where marijuana tax money is helping Coloradans.
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Denver’s Women’s March Announces New Name, 2019 Date
Women’s March Denver will kick off from Civic Center Park on January 19, 2019.
Travel Back in Time With Colorado Inside Out Tonight
Colorado Public Television offers a Time Machine Special tonight.
My 420 Tours CEO Talks About Social Consumption Fight With the City
Colorado has yet to figure out this whole public pot consumption thing, with only one licensed establishment designated for social cannabis use in the entire state. One way for visitors and Coloradans alike to enjoy a day on the town while legally toking up was a tourism business that operated…
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Ask a Stoner: Does the Smell of Burnt Weed Disappear Faster in the Cold?
Think it’s easier to get away with smoking in a garage when it’s cold out? You’re not crazy.
Reader: If I’d Known Polis Wears Crocs With Socks, I Would’ve Skipped Voting!
We love when politicos have personalities, especially goofy ones.
No Room at the Inn: Homeless Advocates Gather at City Hall on Thanksgiving Eve
On Thanksgiving eve, a hundred people gathered at the steps of the Denver City & County Building, sharing a meal and also their thoughts about the city’s approach to those who are experiencing homelessness. Enough is enough, they agreed. Speaker after speaker — including several candidates for Denver City Council…
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Fifteen Strains to Help Your Thanksgiving Appetite and Post-Dinner Nap
These strains are available in Denver, and will help you mow down food before comfortably falling asleep afterward.
November 19 Ballpark Shootings Tagged as Gang-Related Crime
One person was killed in the incident.
Jeff Johnson’s Release: Life After Life Without Parole
Sentenced to life in prison for a crime that occurred when he was seventeen, Jeff Johnson is one of the first of Colorado’s juvie lifers to be released.
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Why Denver Began Teaching Other Cities About Legal Cannabis
Why does Denver still feel the need to tutor government officials and regulators from other cities about legal pot?