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Denver Will Vote on Council Approval for Mayoral Appointees
City council is trying to shift the balance of power.
Table Tennis Most Popular Sport With Colorado Bettors in May
Number two during the first month of betting? Mixed martial arts.
New Names for Stapleton Neighborhood Cut Down to Nine
Would you like to live in Concourse?
After Slow April, Marijuana Sales Explode in May
Both medical and recreational sales set individual records, too.
Environmentalists Rally Against William Pendley’s BLM Nomination
“The Founding Fathers intended all lands owned by the federal government to be sold.”
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Rock Singer Hurt in Fatal Arvada Biker Bar Shooting
The fight reportedly involved members of rival motorcycle groups.
Third Denver Juvenile Killed in Four Days During Bloody July
The Denver homicide rate is up by more than 40 percent.
COVID-19 Colorado: Most New Daily Cases in Two Months
Hospitalizations tied to the novel coronavirus are way up, too.
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Greenwood Village Resolves to Use Police-Reform Law Loophole
Residents have responded with protests and a promise to recall one council member.
Reader: If More People Smoked Weed, We Wouldn’t Be in This Mess
Can politics be separated from pot?
Reader: We’ll Soon See More Migration to Colorado
Denver house prices aren’t dropping enough for buyers.
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Op-Ed: Being Neighborly Means Talking to Your Neighbors
There’s more to Stapleton than a name, says this homeowner.
Op-Ed: We Need to Listen to the Missing Voices of History
It is time for a real discussion of what we want to honor.
Zoom With a View: Denver City Council Going Fully Virtual
Members of the public will be able to comment on Zoom.
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Durango Dispensary Issues Recall Over Pesticide Concerns
The two recalled strains are Blue Dream and Mai Tai.
The Victims of Eight Denver Homicides in Eight Days
Crime victims of color are often treated as statistics rather than people.
Ten Worst Pandemic Driving Habits of Denver Dumbasses
Our expert doesn’t mince words.
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COVID-19: Worker at King Soopers With Deadly Outbreak Tells All
The employee found work at the store frustrating and frightening.
Commercial Marijuana Growers Learning How to Brand Themselves
After years of flying under the radar, commercial marijuana growers are now growing their own brands and profiles.
Douglas County Divorcing Tri-County Health Over Mask Mandate
The mandatory mask mandate was the final straw.
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Representative Herod Ready to Introduce Bill to Close SB-217 Loopholes
She’s ready to respond Greenwood Village City Council’s action.