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Opinion: Yes on 2Q Protects Health Care for All
Denver Health has seen significant growth in the number of people needing care, but the city’s contribution has not grown to meet the rising costs associated with that care.
Opinion: Why You Should Vote Yes on Amendment 79
“My patients deserve it, my fellow medical professionals deserve it, and all Coloradans, regardless of where they live or the source of their insurance, deserve it.”
Forecast: Ski Season Coming Soon as Several Resorts Start Snowmaking
The wait for Colorado’s ski season could be over soon, with snowmaking starting and flakes falling.
Jeffco Park Predator Sentenced to at Least Eight Years in Prison
In the spring and summer of 2023, Glenn Braden went after female hikers “at least once a week, and often more times than that,” he told police.
OSHA to Begin Regular Inspections of Colorado Marijuana Facilities
Citing risks involving fire, chemicals, electricity, machinery and toxic breathing, the federal agency is going to start regular inspections at cannabis businesses this fall.
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Are Denver Fans Overrating Broncos After Sean Payton Homecoming Win Over Saints?
Plenty of fans already have playoff dreams.
Colorado Amendment 79: Abortion Rights Ballot Measure Explained
The initiative in Colorado, Amendment 79, asks voters to enshrine the right to abortion in the state constitution.
Is Smoking Weed During Sober October Cheating?
You know what you are? You’re a sober bully.
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Colorado TABOR Refunds: How Much Money Should Taxpayers Expect?
TABOR payments next year won’t be funding as many vacations or big purchases as they did last year.
What La Niña Conditions Mean for Denver Weather
Colorado is right in the middle of the country, so La Niña weather impacts are hard to predict here.
Colorado Teacher of the Year Wants to Mend Students Through Education
“Students are carrying so many adult issues on their shoulders. On their social media feeds, they are seeing wars, they are hearing of calamities. And they have fewer real-life, in-person connections.”
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Prop JJ Asks Voters to Move More Sports Gambling Revenue Toward Water Projects
Sports betting is predicted to make Colorado over $31 million this year, but the state’s water program is cut off at $29 million.
Aurora Nonprofits Worried That City Council Migrant Investigation “Puts a Target on Our Backs”
Led by Danielle Jurinsky, councilmembers want to determine how many immigrants Denver sent the city through nonprofits…and which nonprofits helped.
Denver’s Civic Center Park Is Set to Undergo Major Transformation in 2025
A 180-degree turn for the Greek Amphitheater is just part of the plan to overhaul Civic Center Park.
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Is There a Dog Meat Farm in Denver? Billboard From Vegan Activist Satirizes Slaughterhouse Debate
The billboard is intended to make people confront their explanations for eating meat, according to the woman behind it.
Police Cracking Down on Expired License Plates in November
For the third time this year, the Denver Police Department is targeting expired license plates after “vocalized frustrations.”
Where Are the Cannabis Cafes in Colorado?
“I just bought a THC soda at a movie theater in Minnesota, and other states are passing laws allowing cannabis cafes.”
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Learn All About Psychedelics During Shane Mauss’s Comedy Special at Meow Wolf
Comedian Shane Mauss brings his psychedelic-themed comedy show A Better Trip to Meow Wolf Denver on October 20, which caters to both seasoned psychonauts and curious newcomers.
Kilyn Lewis Family Wants State Action After DA Declines Charging Officer in Fatal Shooting
“We had to learn from the media, and I think that’s disgraceful and distasteful.”
Some Xcel Customers Can’t Turn on Their Solar Panels
“I can only imagine what it must be for one of these customers who are sitting with the system on their roof for more than a year, and they just can’t turn it on.”
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Neighbor Complaints Jeopardize Bar Nun’s Liquor License
“When does the good of the few outweigh the good of the many? Because we do a lot for the city.”