Congressional Leadership Fund Pulling Coffman Money, Politico Reports
Mike Coffman’s in deep, deep trouble – at least if you follow the money.
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Why This Colorado Law Firm Is Upset Over DEA’s Rescheduling of CBD Medication
The reaction in Colorado was a mixed bag, ranging from ho-hum to angry disappointment.
Eric Holder Pushes Fair Redistricting, Calls Jeff Sessions a Hypocrite
At an panel discussion on gerrymandering and voter suppression, Obama AG Eric Holder says of his successor, “If you look up hypocrisy in the dictionary, you’ll see a picture of Jeff Sessions.”
Gay Denver Man Forced to Divorce Boyfriend He Never Married
A judge has ruled that a Denver-area man and his ex-partner were actually married because of a commitment ceremony in 2003.
Why It’s So Hard to Find a Budget Apartment in Denver
In Denver, 88 percent of apartment projects built since 2017 have qualifies as luxury or high-end.
One Dead, One Critical in Second LoDo Market Street Shooting in 12 Days
A double shooting took place in Lower Downtown during the early morning hours of September 28, just twelve days after a triple shooting about a block away.
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Who’s Really Behind the Groups Opposing Proposition 112?
It’s mostly oil and gas companies, not individual Coloradans.
Cannabis Growing Tips With Lucy Sky’s Head Grower
Mike Meyer started growing cannabis in his attic while studying horticulture in college.
LAX Now Allows Passengers to Carry Weed. What About Denver?
Will Los Angeles spur Denver International Airport in a new direction?
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Senate Subcommittee Demands Fed Regulation of PFAS Contamination
Senators and clean water advocates are imploring federal regulators to take swift action on PFAS contaminant crisis.
Half of Brett Kavanaugh’s Four Sexual-Misconduct Claims Come From Boulder
The fourth accuser of U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is from Boulder, as is the second, Deborah Ramirez.
The 25 Most-Ticketed Denver Streets in 2018
We reveal the 25 Denver streets on which the most citations have been written thus far in 2018.
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Caring 4 Denver: What You Will Be Voting for in November
The Caring 4 Denver ballot initiative would bolster the city’s existing mental-health and substance-abuse treatment options.
Walker Stapleton Has a Problem Paying Property Taxes on Time
Colorado gubernatorial candidate Walker Stapleton was charged interest for late property tax payments nine times in nine years.
Ask a Stoner: How Do I Open a Private Pot Club?
You’re playing with contested areas of the law, so make sure it’s for your soul and not your wallet.
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Fifteen Musicians Using Legal Weed to Brand Themselves
Rappers, singers, guitar twangers and other musical acts have jumped in the trade.
Proposition 112 Fending Off “Dirty Tricks” From Oil-and-Gas-Backed Opposition
The measure is facing a well-funded attack from ambiguous nonprofits.
Denver’s Social Pot Use Program Too Restrictive, Task Force Says
The task force believes the regulations are too restrictive.
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Most Coloradans Don’t Read Past News Headlines or Short Summaries
This week, Colorado’s media industry received some sobering statistics compiled by the Colorado Media Project.
John Clune Blasts GOP “Game-Playing” Against Colorado Kavanaugh Accuser
Attorney John Clune went on a major media blitz on behalf of his client, Boulder-based Brett Kavanaugh accuser Deborah Ramirez.
Jared Polis’s 1999 Brush With the Law: Spin, Smears, Victims
A 1999 police report involving Colorado gubernatorial candidate Jared Polis produces a blizzard of spin.
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Metro Denver Woman Paid $2K in Rent, Got Black Mold, Asbestos, Roaches
One metro-Denver resident tells the story of her months-long renter’s nightmare.