Mother and Daughter Challenging Aurora’s Ban on Housing Roosters
After falling in love with Kevin, a rare (and allegedly quiet) breed of rooster, Heather Krueger and her seven-year-old daughter are collecting signatures to change a local ban.
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Bill Moyers Legacy Includes ’90s Colorado Documentary
When Colorado was dubbed the “Hate State,” the TV journalist dug into the constitutional amendment to prevent anti-discrimination laws protecting gays and lesbians.
Denver’s New Bike Map Promises More Lanes, Seamless Network
If followed through as planned, the city promises a sprawling network of streets and trails designed to make bicycling easier in the Mile High City.
Hearing Reveals New Details of New Year’s Shooting That Could Cost Nightclub Its Licenses
A shot was fired from inside the Orchid Denver nightclub, but no one called the police except the shooting victim.
Lawsuit Halts Governor Orders to Help ICE, Polis Hints at More to Come
“I hope we hear from Governor Polis soon that he will not direct any state employees to comply with this subpoena.”
Colorado Republicans Aren’t Big on GOP Plan to Sell Off Public Lands, Either
Local Republicans are resisting their national party members’ plan to sell up to 41,500 acres of federal land in Colorado.
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Bug Alert: Nation’s Most Destructive Forest Pest Found in Denver
The invasive species is infamous for killing ash trees, which account for one in six trees in Denver.
Lion’s Lair Building on Colfax Sells for First Time in a Century
The building also has a dispensary, liquor store and tattoo parlor. It sold for over $1.5 million.
Colorado Postal Worker Connected to Ballot Fraud Sentenced
Vicki Stuart pleaded guilty to charges of identity theft and forgery
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Auraria Campus Sets Aside Land for Colorado Hispanic History Museum
The Auraria Campus will hold off on selling land that it hopes to use for a Colorado Hispanic History Museum in a few years.
Christian Summer Camp Ends Lawsuit Over Colorado Gender Policy…After Learning It Never Applied
State officials say Camp IdRaHaJe was never under a threat of closure, despite the camp’s claims of an imminent shutdown.
Mint Urban Infinity Sued by Tenants Again, This Time Targeting New Property Owner
Tenants say new property manager Cortland hasn’t improved conditions, and believe they’re subject to the same conditions that just won former residents $13.5 million.
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Golden Psilocybin Healing Center Excited to Start Therapy Sessions
“We have a chance, in broad daylight, to show the safety and efficacy of psilocybin mushrooms.”
What in the Eye of Sauron Was Just Proposed in Downtown Denver?
The city received a concept plan for a nearly 700-foot-tall “spiral tower” right next to 16th Street. What does it look like to you?
Barry Morphew Case Explained: Husband Charged in Wife Suzanne’s Murder for Second Time
Five years after Suzanne disappeared, her husband is once again behind bars. Here’s what happened last time…
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Douglas County Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Home Rule Proposal
The County commissioners’ power grab attempt looks to be going down in flames, and some of them are adding gas to the fire.
Where You Can Watch Drew Goodman Call the Rockies Games
Yes, people still want to catch Colorado’s team on TV. Here’s how.
Cannabis Can Help During Hard Times, but Don’t Depend On It
While it’s probably safer to smoke weed at home instead of turning to alcohol or hard drugs, we need to recognize when we’re doing too much.
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Colorado Forest Lands Should Remain Safe Despite Trump Plan to Strip National Protections
Colorado is one of only two states with regulations that supersede the boundaries of the federal order.
Black Aurora Councilwoman Defends Police, Virtual Council Meetings During Race Debate
Although she’s experienced racism first-hand, it’s not something Stephanie Hancock wants to focus on as an elected leader: “I think there are more people like me than not.”
Xcel Energy Extension With Denver Will Need Voter Approval
Voters have weighed in on the Xcel franchise agreement since 1906 after historic levels of corruption in the 1904 Governor’s election.
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Sex and Psychedelics Converge in Downtown Denver Convention
“There’s a lot of shame on how we work with these medicines. There’s a lot of shame in what our kinks are.”