Op-Ed: RTD Is in Crisis, and You Can Make a Difference
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Reader: Low Inventory + High Demand = High Home Prices
“You want the Colorado lifestyle…and so does everyone else.”
Reader: Everyone Is Selling More Pot Than Ever Before
The cost of pot is at a three-year-high.
House Subcommittee Report Takes Aim at Aurora Immigrant Detention Facility
Kamyar Samimi’s 2017 death is back in the spotlight.
COVID-19 Ushering in Automated Future for Retail Pot
The machines were already coming, but the pandemic ushered them in faster.
Driver Who Hit Protester Bragged in 2017 About Doing the Same Thing
“Yeah, I was just minding my own damn business.”
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COVID-19 Update: Polis Reveals Most Daily Cases Since July
Governor Polis provided an update from the Western Slope.
When Will Governor Polis Use His Mass Marijuana Pardon Power?
The governor’s new pardoning power for past marijuana possession charges remains vague.
COVID-19 Cold Weather Guidelines for Colorado Restaurants
The guidelines vary widely depending on structure types.
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Dog-Walking Woman’s Jail Horror Show on Video Costs Boulder Big
Boulder agreed to a hefty cash settlement and policy changes.
COVID-19 Cases by Denver Neighborhood Spike
Some of the increases are eye-popping.
OG Medicinals Is Ready to Move Up a Level
“Levels, Jerry. I’m building levels.”
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When a Driver Hits a Protester, Truth and Rumors Collide
The incident occurred during a September 23 demonstration.
COVID-19 Denver: Average Cases Have Doubled in Two Weeks
Denver officials revealed new health orders aimed at college students.
Botanico Stores Reopen After Settlement With Department of Revenue
The two stores had closed in late July.
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COVID-19: Boulder Bans Gatherings of 18- to 22-Year-Olds for Two Weeks
Repercussions for violators are considerable.
See Denver Cops’ Latest Battle Against the Word “F*ck”
Arrests over the F-word have prompted three recent suits.
Ask a Stoner: Are Weed Events Back?
Dear Stoner: Are weed events back? How could they even be allowed to take place during COVID-19? Gil Dear Gil: Depends on your definition of “back.” If you mean weed events are back in the same way that sports are back — shortened, postponed and presented to us in some…
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COVID-19 Update: CU Boulder Blows Past 1,300 Infections
Four Greek houses at DU have also suffered outbreaks.
Breonna Taylor Protests: Media in Denver Puts Violence Before Peace
Attempts to keep the focus on Taylor were drowned out.
No Charges for Man Who Drove Jeep Through Aurora Protest on I-225
DA George Brauchler announced his decision concerning the July 25 incident.
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Colorado Ties to Facebook Lawsuit Over Kenosha Protest Murder
Reports suggest militia groups are coordinating using Facebook.