Black and Brown Families Feel “Ignored” By DPS, Say Safety Plan Caters to White Students
Families of Black and brown students in Denver are wary of changes proposed by the city’s new safety plan and worry they are catered to “white parents.”
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More Victims Sue After Being Caught in DPD Crossfire at Let-Out Last July
Brandon Ramos, the officer charged in the case, has a hearing scheduled for May 15.
Commentary: A Love Letter From East Colfax to the Mayoral Candidates
The CEO of SAME Cafe offers some food for thought.
Denver Odd Couple Takes Lime Scooter on I-70 in Pouring Rain, Cops Get Called
Footage of the pair has been making the rounds on social media over the past few days, sparking countless questions.
Commentary: Why I’m Voting, but Not for Either Mayoral Candidate
Ballots are being mailed out on Monday, and this one will be returned without a choice for Denver mayor, as an “under-vote.”
Wax Trax Smacked by Denver Over Noise Complaint
Although only one person complained about the store’s sidewalk shows, an advisory board reinstated the fine and citation.
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City Working to Dampen Denver’s Flooding Alongside Developments Like the River Mile
The City of Denver, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the River Mile development are all working to prevent floods along the South Platte River.
Rocky Mountain Horror: Jennifer Marcum Story Reappears on 20/20
Scott Kimball was convicted of four murders, including that of the one-time Shotgun Willie’s stripper. Her body was never found.
Suck It, Ted Lasso: The Denver Broncos Will Outlast Your Show
Seven better TV moments for the Denver Broncos, called a “garbage-ass team” on the Apple+ show.
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How Every Marijuana, Hemp and Psychedelic Bill Fared in 2023
Before the Colorado Legislature’s 2023 session wrapped up earlier this week, lawmakers considered thirteen marijuana, hemp and psychedelic bills. Here’s how they all fared.
Morris Animal Foundation Studying CBD’s Post-Op Effect on Dogs
Meet Ralph, the goldendoodle. Ralph underwent a common ligament surgery for dogs known as a tibial plateau leveling osteotomy. Now researchers want to see if CBD can help him recover.
Denver Issues Fines for Rental Properties Without Licenses
The City of Denver is getting a residential rental licensing program up and running and landlords that haven’t complied yet are starting to get fines.
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Denver Opens Emergency Center to Deal With Sudden Wave of Migrants
Mayor Michael Hancock activated an emergency center to process the influx of migrants.
Dean Takes Center Stage in Denver’s School Board Race After Breaking Silence on Problems at East
Dean Wayne Mason gave his account of the East High shooting – and problems that led to it – and got thrust into Denver’s school board race as a result.
Aurora Sets Sights on Creating a South Korean Consulate for Booming Immigrant Community
“There are over 40,000 Koreans within the state,” says Aurora outreach coordinator Minsoo Song, with many of them living in Colorado’s third largest city.
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Colorado’s Marijuana Industry Gets a Small Bump
Colorado dispensaries could use good news on the revenue front, but historical data suggests they’re in for another retraction.
Medical Marijuana Recalled From Colorado Springs Dispensary
This is the fifth marijuana mold recall announced by state regulators within the last month.
Ask a Stoner: Where’s the Cheesy Weed?
Don’t let the current obsession with candy weed deter you. There’s plenty of cheese and funk to be smoked out here.
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Two Wolf Bills Earn Governor’s Approval, Third Could Fall Prey to a Veto
Jared Polis just vetoed a bill passed during the 2023 Colorado Legislative session requiring a federal plan for wolf reintroduction.
In the Wild West of Weed, Mile High Dave Bets on Himself
Sponsors are invested in his success, and his social media presence is growing fast. But Dave Crawford isn’t an artist, athlete or influencer. He is a cannabis grower.
Migrants Awaiting Processing Turn Auraria Campus Garage Into Makeshift Shelter
Hundreds of migrants – most of them from Venezuela – appeared at the Auraria Campus in Denver this past weekend, surprising officials and activists.
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¿Por Qué La Alma? The Story Behind the Name of Denver’s Oldest Residential Neighborhood
Growing up in Denver, residents weren’t allowed to speak Spanish. They didn’t know they were making a grammatical mistake.