The FDA Just Approved a CBD Drug. What Does That Mean for Colorado?
Colorado could be one of few states to dispense the drug while the rest of the country waits on the DEA to deschedule or reschedule marijuana.
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Standing Rock Water Protector Red Fawn Fallis’s Sentencing Hearing Postponed
Supporters traveled from around the country to Bismarck, North Dakota, on Monday only to find out that Red Fawn’s June 25 sentencing hearing was being rescheduled due to a judge’s illness.
What Each Party Wants From the Primaries
How they win is almost as important as who wins.
Should Voters Care That Phil Weiser Has Only Litigated Six Cases?
The Democratic Party favorite to win the primary race for attorney general is Phil Weiser, former CU Boulder law school dean, but his courtroom litigation experience is scant.
Latest Kratom Salmonella Recall Targets Products Sold in Colorado
Once again, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration is targeting kratom products sold in Colorado that are believed to be tainted with salmonella.
Safety in Denver: Assault Totals for All 78 Mile High City Neighborhoods
According to Denver Police Department data, the number of assaults in the Mile High City as a whole is up 9.5 percent during the first part of 2018 compared to the same period last year. But the scope of the problem varies widely from place to place, as seen in our analysis of assault statistics for all 78 official Denver neighborhoods.
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Ask a Stoner: What Cannabis Products Will Help Me Fall Asleep?
A variety of cannabis strains and products can help induce sleep.
CBS4 Isn’t Only Reporting Good News, but It’s Trying to Be More Positive
Tim Wieland, news director for CBS4, is unwilling to dub the outlet’s recent stylistic shift, with much of its content branded “Together for Colorado,” as a “good news” format. But he makes it clear that what bleeds these days probably isn’t going to lead.
Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, Granddaughter of Corky, Running for House
Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez is in a competitive three-way Democratic primary to replace term-limited Dan Pabon.
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Former Broncos Play Kickball for Cannabis and Ex-Athletes at 4/20 Games
Former Broncos Reuben Droughns, Orlando Franklin, Tatum Bell and Charlie Adams raised money at the 4/20 Games for a cannabis help group for ex-athletes by playing kickball and taking pictures with fans.
The Colorado Connection to Sarah Sanders’s Restaurant Ejection
On Friday evening, June 22, the owner of a Red Hen restaurant in Virginia refused to serve White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders for a reason with a strong Colorado flavor — the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of Masterpiece Cakeshop, whose main man, Jack Phillips, said he wouldn’t make a wedding cake for a gay couple because of his religious beliefs.
Seven Alternative Ways to Deal With Japanese Beetles
We’d like to offer some alternatives to the usual advice on how to deal with Japanese beetles.
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If You Don’t Earn $87K, You’ll Have a Hard Time Buying a Home in Denver
How much does someone need to make in salary to afford the a median-priced house in the Denver today? A new report puts that total at more than $87,000, a figure out of reach for a large number of residents.
Cannabis Calendar: Marijuana-Inspired Yoga, Walks, Hikes and Runs
Who says stoners just sit around?
CSU Prof’s Ogling Suit Superpowered by Time’s Up Movement
In a lawsuit scheduled to be heard at trial in August, former Colorado State University computer-science professor Dr. Christina Boucher claims that CSU reacted to her reports of a male colleague’s ogling by retaliating against her.
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Marijuana Isn’t Gateway Drug to Heroin, Cocaine, Other Substances, Study Finds
A new analysis finds that while marijuana legalization has led to higher rates of cannabis consumption in Colorado and other states with similar laws, there’s no evidence that it’s fueling abuse of more addictive drugs, including heroin and cocaine.
Op Ed: Colorado’s Climate Gap and the Path Forward
Whether it’s forest fires, drought, extreme floods or abysmal snowpack, we’re beginning to see the fallout from climate change across the state. What we used to assume was tomorrow’s crisis is happening today. And yet, the suffering is not evenly spread across the state.
After a Rough Start, Walker Stapleton’s Campaign Keeps Rolling
Still undecided about who to vote for?
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After Growing Up in Politics, Doug Robinson Gets Into the Game
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Businessman Victor Mitchell Builds a Case for Why He Should Be Governor
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Greg Lopez May Be an Outsider, but Don’t Count Him Out
Still undecided about who to vote for on June 26?
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First-Time Candidate Donna Lynne Fights to Make Her Mark
Haven’t decided who to vote for yet? Read this Colorado Independent profile of Donna Lynne.