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.
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.”
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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.
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.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Purple Thai
The sativa has reportedly birthed Flo, Chemdawg 91 and Purple Haze, among others.
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Attorney Blasts Decision to Clear Cop Who Killed Hero Richard Gary Black
An attorney representing the family of a man who was shot and killed by police moments after he had himself shot a home intruder blasts the decision to clear the officer who pulled the trigger.
How Yasser Hussein Found a New Life in Colorado
Threatened in Iraq, he and his family fled, and ultimately landed in Denver.
Scholarship Honors Man Who Died by Suicide as He Faced Deportation
The Jose Algara Godoy Memorial Scholarship will aid students seeking higher education who don’t qualify for traditional tuition assistance due to their immigration status.
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Over 10,000 Marijuana Convictions Qualify for Expungement Under Hancock Order
More than 10,000 convictions for low-level marijuana crimes from 2001 to 2013 are now eligible for expungement.
Denver City Council Open to Changing Pot Consumption Program?
Councilwoman Kendra Black has been evaluating Denver’ social pot use program for nearly a year now, but her quest is still far from over.
How Eyni Ali Found Her Voice in Colorado
The shy refugee from Somalia is now a slam poet and public speaker helping other refugees.
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Ask a Stoner: Why are Names Like Gorilla Glue and Girl Scout Cookies Changing?
Lawsuits, lawsuits, lawsuits..
Inside Boulder’s Plan to Expunge Minor Pot Convictions: Could It Spread?
Boulder County’s district attorney describes “Moving on From Marijuana,” a plan to expunge previous cannabis convictions for actions that would be legal in Colorado today.
Median Home Prices for Every Denver Zip Code
The median home prices have gone up in 37 Denver neighborhoods, and prices are expected to rise in each over the next year.
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Frontier Airlines and Its Pilots on Cusp of Agreement to Prevent a Strike
The Master Executive Council representing Frontier Airlines pilots is about to vote about whether to bless a preliminary agreement that could end a standing strike threat.
New Recruit Bernie Sanders for 2020 Movement Based in Colorado
A new effort to persuade Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders to run for the presidency in 2020 is based in Colorado.
The 420 Games Purchased by Civilized, but Not Leaving Denver
“We’re thrilled to be expanding the 420 Games across North America, and we are looking forward to introducing the Games to Canadians in 2019,” says Civilized publisher Derek Riedle.
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Seven Things Regents Should Look for in the Next University of Colorado President
The CU Regents want public input for their hiring search for the university’s next president, who will succeed Bruce Benson.