Polis: Community Spread of COVID Omicron Variant Likely Happening in Boulder
The variant was detected by the wastewater surveillance system.
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Wellington Marijuana Ordinance Passes by One Vote
The results were confirmed a month after the election.
Report: Leaders of Color Underrepresented in Crime Victim Services Programs
The lion’s share of funding goes to white-led groups.
COVID in Colorado: Post-Thanksgiving Rise
Totals are up in almost every major category.
Aurora Police Officer Julie Stahnke Busted for Alleged Domestic Violence
Stahnke was tasked with finding “morally strong” recruits.
Ask a Stoner: Mixing Cannabis Strains Together
Weed salads are fun, but beware of the overload.
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Regis Names Former McDonald’s Exec as Interim President
Cody Teets will be the first female president; the school has been led by Jesuit priests.
Denver City Council Votes to Ban Sale of Most Flavored Tobacco, Vape Products
Mayor Michael Hancock has remained noncommittal on a potential veto.
No Repercussions for Ignoring COVID Mask Rules at Four Denver-Area Malls
Most employees at kiosks were bare-faced.
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Update: Weekend Homicides Pile Up in Metro Denver
Locations include Aurora, Thornton and Highlands Ranch.
Broncos Fans on Twitter on How Teddy Bridgewater Sucks After Loss to Chiefs
The game was entirely winnable.
Reader: This Is One of the Worst States for Tenants’ Rights
The Grand charges big rents for apartments with big problems, residents say.
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Op-Ed: Council Takes Aim at Wrong Target in Effort to Stop Teen Vaping
On December 6, members will vote on a ban of flavored tobacco.
Colorado Regulators Recall All Drip Marijuana Products
The products were sold to consumers prior to November 18.
TOCA Denver Kicks Off New Soccer Training Technology
Keep your eye on the ball!
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Marijuana Banking Amendment Faces Big Hurdles for National Defense Act Inclusion
The Senate is running out of time to add the amendment.
Anti-Vax Denver Cop Fired for Failing to Help Shooting Victim Who Died
Dewayne Rodgers sued Denver over its vaccine mandate.
Denver Union Station Crime Spike Raises Safety Concerns
RTD’s union is up in arms about crime in the area.
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Huge Inconsistencies in COVID Death Totals for Colorado Counties
There’s a wide disparity between deaths with or from the disease.
How Dispensaries Jump From “Green Wednesday” to Christmas
It’s not all about deals. There are seasonal products, too.
Tenants at The Grand Say the Apartments Are Anything But
The fire department has cited the complex with violations.
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Polis Reacts After COVID Omicron Variant Confirmed in Colorado
The first person infected recently traveled to Africa.