Who’s Replacing Ralphie? CU’s Iconic Live Animal Mascot Retires.
CU’s first home game at Folsom Field is this Friday against Georgie Tech University.
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Denver Countersues Trump Administration Over Sanctuary City Threats
The DOJ’s lawsuit also seeks to undo a 2017 declaration stating that Denver is a “safe and welcoming city for all,” even though it didn’t do anything but create a slogan.
Come on, and Take a FreeRide: Experiencing Downtown Denver on 16th Street Bus
Formerly the 16th Street MallRide, a free RTD bus line has serviced 16th Street since its opening in 1982. Now it’s known as the 16th Street FreeRide.
Aurora Brothers Run Free Tutoring Service for Low-Income Students
“What if you need extra help? The library can help you with seventh-grade, eighth-grade math, but it won’t give you the one-on-one experience that you need.”
Five Cheapest Homes for Sale in Denver Right Now
Who says Denver houses are unaffordable? You just need to deal with some fire damage…or asbestos…or having no bedrooms.
Colorado Among Top States to See Significant Drop in Alcohol Use
Substance-abuse counselors still have a lot of work out here, but slow motion is better than no motion.
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Colorado Legislature Passes Bill to Fund Medicaid Reimbursements for Planned Parenthood
“We are in the midst of a health care access disaster that began [when the federal law] was signed.”
Colorado Congressmen Hold Town Hall in Aurora, Talk ICE Size and Trump Tactics
“It actually has a bigger budget than the United States Marine Corps.”
Governor Calls for Coroner’s Immediate Resignation After Rotting Corpses Discovered
Investigators say that families and other next-of-kin may have received fake cremains, and that the corpses behind the door could have been there up to fifteen years.
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Amid Trump Administration Investigation, East High Converts Boys’ Restroom to All-Genders
According to Denver Public Schools, the new restroom was meant to address any disparity after a girls’ bathroom was converted earlier this year.
Stabbing at Staunton State Park? Officials Say It Was a Hoax.
An odd turn of events, to say the least.
Trump Targets Polis and Mail-In Voting in Latest Rant, Demands Release of Tina Peters
The president promised “harsh measures” for “Crooked Colorado politicians” in a social media rant.
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Focus on the Family Founder James Dobson Dead at 89
The former child psychologist based his long anti-gay crusade, which included conversion therapy and same-sex marriage bans, out of Colorado Springs.
DEA Asks Department of Health to Review Psilocybin’s Federal Status
The move from Schedule I to Schedule II classification would open treatment options for terminally ill patients.
Denver Mayor Expects No More Layoffs, Balanced Budget in 2026
“When the rest of the economy is tightening, [that is] when you want to make public investments.”
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Savory Cannabis Strains That Remind Us of Salty Snacks and Sunday Dinner
From Funyuns to A5 Wagyu, here are fourteen strains that will sauté your brain.
Trump, ICE and Cost of Living Among Top Worries for Colorado Latinos
Colorado Latinos are largely worried about the direction of the United States under President Donald Trump’s leadership but confident in state policies, an annual poll shows.
Hey, Dickheads: Quit Shooting Rabbits With Blow Darts.
They’re having a tough summer as it is with that tentacle- and horn-growing virus.
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Aurora Public Schools Support Staff Demand the Right to Unionize
Support staff at Aurora schools include special education paraeducators, custodians, IT professionals and administrative assistants, among others.
Pardon Me: Governor Polis’s Psilocybin Pardons May Get Broader
The pardon granted to magic mushroom offenders in June said it only applied for those 21 and over at the time of their crime, but one person is pushing the Governor’s office to do more.
Colorado Marijuana Laws: What to Know Before You Toke
Before you travel or move to Colorado, here are the rules of reefer.
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Denver Staffer Suing the City Among Those Cut by Layoffs
Jessica Calderon alleges the city wrongly denied her a promotion. Now she’s among the dozens of staffers hurt by layoffs.