Colorado Approved Social Media Warnings Days Before Surgeon General’s Essay
Starting in 2026, Colorado kids who use a social media platform for over an hour or at certain times will get pop-up warnings.
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Developers Have Plans for the Rossonian Hotel. Again.
The Five Points landmark has seen a lot of history, and the future could finally be looking bright.
Neglected and Derelict Buildings Sit Idle in Denver
“Lately, we have seen many owners not taking the steps necessary for maintaining their properties.”
Boulder Filmmaker Got Blessing of Navajo Nation for Native-Led Doc on Mountain Biking
“They describe [their bike] as a modern-day horse. It’s a vehicle to explore their land, to be thankful for the things that are around them.”
Why Am I Prone to Crying After Smoking Weed?
We’ve all seen emotional, happy and angry drunks, and cannabis can bring out emotional or hidden sides of us, too.
African Elephants Address One Another With Name-Like Calls…Similar to Humans
The animals use low sounds called thrumbles to call for each other, according to this Colorado State University fellow.
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Thornton Employees Suffer Thousands in Damages in Police Shootout, but City Won’t Pay
“It would cost him 25 hours of work to pay for damage that occurred because he was working for the city in the first place.”
Basket Case: Some Colorado Grocery Stores Ditch Handbaskets Over Theft
“People take off with them. I don’t know if they don’t know that they aren’t free sometimes.”
My Dispensary Weed Has Seeds. Can I Get a Refund?
Depends how much of it you’ve smoked so far…
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Jefferson County Pauses Controversial Trailhead Plans
Nearby homeowners said the trailhead’s parking lot would threaten lives during wildfire season, while commissioners wanted more details on the overall plans.
Goodwill of Colorado Building Free High School for Adults, Daycare Included
The new school in Aurora will offer free tuition, daycare and career assistance for students.
Lauren Boebert’s Son Gets a “Very Skilled” Lawyer, Case Continued Yet Again
Tyler Boebert has finally found a lawyer he can afford – or someone’s footing the bill.
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Ballpark General Improvement District Gets Early Nod From City Council
The added tax and services would address a “doughnut hole” in services in between Lower Downtown and RiNo, according to proponents.
Stage, Production Workers at Marquis Theater and Summit Music Hall File to Unionize
Employees at the two Live Nation venues say they are underpaid and overworked.
Civil Suit Filed Over Body Slam by Off-Duty Officer During Nuggets Celebration
An off-duty police officer working security at a bar was convicted of assaulting Eljia Smith after the Nuggets won an NBA championship.
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Lauren Boebert’s Ex-Husband Gets Unsupervised Probation, $40 Fine in Plea Deal
Jayson Boebert had been accused of aggressive altercations by his son and ex-wife, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert.
Westword Shares Spring Drive Results, Names Jennifer Robinson Director of Membership
Our members support local, independent journalism in Denver (and get cool perks), and we have a new leader at the helm.
Marijuana Use Among High-Schoolers Decreasing in Colorado, Lower Than National Average
Dabbing potent products and overall use are both in decline, but THC vaping among high schoolers is increasing.
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Scene Stealers: Five Places to See Denver’s Skyline
Looking for a spot with a great view? Try these.
This Stinks! Five Points Residents With Compost Carts Call the Program a Flop
“Anyone that’s paying attention, I think would realize that this program is not a success.”
Off-Leash Dogs or Native Prairie? Conflict Ensues Over Westminster Open Space.
“The volume around the issue had been turned up considerably, and the emotions.”
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City Council Approves $1 Million Contract for Colorado Coalition for the Homeless
The funding is intended to provide more case management and behavioral health training.