Denver Police “Actively Working” to Find Fan Punched (Allegedly) by Jokic Brother
“The Denver Police Department is looking into this incident [and] is actively working to identify the person in the video.”
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A Cannabis License Plate Auction, Just in Time for a Nuggets Playoff Run
In the 2022 auction, rights to a “420” license fetched almost $10,000, but the license plate is for sale again this year.
DAs Frustrated With CBI Over Lack of Transparency Surrounding Disgraced DNA Analyst Missy Woods
“Prosecutors around the state have waited anxiously for information because of the impact on victims, the accused, and our ability to do justice.”
YouTuber Gets Two Weeks in Jail, Fines for Speeding From Colorado Springs to Denver
Based on his new social media followers and mug shot merch, the driver may have gained more than he’s losing.
Denver’s First Medical Dispensary Is Moving and Going Recreational
Allgreens is considered a medical marijuana mecca for Colorado hash heads. Soon, recreational users will get to indulge.
Only Goats Eat Mushrooms: West African Migrants Learn to Cook in Aurora
West African migrants aren’t used to eating leafy greens, mushrooms and other common American vegetables, so volunteers taught them how.
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Polis Signs Bill Letting Trans People Change Names After Felonies
“We’ve made it a little bit easier to be trans in Colorado.”
A Comprehensive Roast of the New, Boring Denver Broncos Uniforms
As is, the triangles look like they’re pointing out sweat stains on the athletes.
Police: Zero Arrests and Citations at Denver 420 Festival
This is the third year in a row that police haven’t cited or arrested for cannabis use, but that wasn’t always the case.
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Inside Colfax’s Funky New Building, the Soon-to-Open Populus Hotel
Get a glimpse inside the eye-catching, sustainably built hotel by Civic Center Park designed to look like an aspen tree.
Lawmakers Seek Easier Access to Injections and IVs for Chronic Illness, Cancer Patients
“If they could just get it at their local doctor’s office, it would make a lot more sense.”
Snow Can’t Stop Denver’s 420 Festival
The annual cannabis celebration was hit with rain, flurries and temperatures under 40 degrees throughout the day.
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Interview: How Trump Is Using Courtroom Machinations to His Political Advantage
“It seems like an ordinary trial, but it is an extraordinary trial underneath if we really look at some of the details.”
What Should I Do With All of These Weed Seeds?
The next step with seeds is pretty obvious…
200 New Trees Are Coming to Some of Colorado’s Most Polluted Communities
It’s too late to get your own tree this time, but Denver-area residents can join a list for future planting events.
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Coban Porter Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Deadly DUI Crash
The criminal case over the deadly crash is now settled, but Coban Porter and the bar he allegedly drank at face civil lawsuits.
Where to Eat, Get High and Find the Best Dispensary Deals on 4/20
Navigating all of the dispensary sales, cannabis events and stoned eats on 4/20 is overwhelming. Let us guide you through the smoke.
Nuggets Playoffs: How to Watch and Odds for Lakers Matchup
The two teams have exchanged plenty of trash talk and have some of the biggest stars in the NBA.
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Abortion Ban Fails to Qualify for Ballot: “Colorado Is Not a Place Where You Can Mess With Our Reproductive Freedom”
On the same day, an abortion rights initiative submitted nearly double the signatures needed for the November election.
Judge in Rock-Throwing Murder Case Suppresses “Incriminating” Statements, Considers Phone Seizure
Statements made about a defendant’s cellphone have been tossed. The judge is now weighing whether to suppress what’s on it.
Do You Know About the Mole People of Denver? What About Worman?
There’s no use in trying to hide. Artists with the Denver Bureau of Exploration know you’re out there.
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City Looking for Housing After Sweep of 138 People at La Alma Encampment
Mayor Mike Johnston said he planned to offer housing when the encampment was at forty people, but it grew too fast.