Denver Basic Income Project and Mark Donovan Gaining More Confidence One Year In
Denver Basic Income project leader Mark Donovan sees plenty of proof that his idea of giving out cash works to improve the lives of the homeless.
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Reader: Should Shoppers Be Notified of Contaminated Weed? Sad This Is Even a Question!
It came up at the August 30 hearing.
Colorado Escapes With Double Overtime Win Over CSU in Rocky Mountain Showdown
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes survived a double overtime scare on Saturday to beat Colorado State 43-35.
Really Mad Libs: Lauren Boebert Is Sorry Her Trashy Behavior Offended Everyone
“While none of my actions or words as a private citizen that night were intended to be malicious or meant to cause harm, the reality is they did and I regret that.”
Reader: I Love CU Football, but the Actual University Is a Grift
Fans are ready for today’s Rocky Mountain Showdown.
Residents Weigh in on How Denver Parks & Rec Should Spend Legacy Fund
The city is reworking its five-year plan for Denver’s taxpayer-fueled Parks Legacy Fund, which is aimed at park improvements and land acquisitions.
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CU Study Finds That Cannabis Breathalyzers Are Full of Hot Air
“THC exposure does not equate to impairment. The link in literature, it’s just not there.”
Fire at Capitol Hill Apartments Leaves Residents Who Unionized Last Fall in Limbo
Faulty electrical wiring started the blaze at the Denver building, where tenants unionized last fall over neglect and lack of communication by management.
Numb Nuts THC Peanut Butter Wants to Make You Feel Tingly Inside
“Relative to fats and protein, nut butters are some of the best ways for THC and cannabinoids to be completely absorbed into the product.”
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Child Advocacy Groups Say Colorado’s Foster System Isn’t Working
The National Coalition for Child Protection Reform has released a report showing how Colorado has been dragging its feet when it comes to foster care.
Say Cheese: Illegal Pete’s and O.Pen Launch “Queso” THC Vape Cartridge
The “bucket-list” partnership could bring Illegal Pete’s edibles to dispensaries down the road.
Colorado Polling Institute’s Second Poll Looks at Denver School Board Election
The Colorado Polling Institute conducted a survey on the upcoming DPS Board of Education election and players involved, but questions still linger.
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Colorado Has Some of the Cheapest Legal Weed in the Country
Good prices take time – and market shifts.
Westword to Host First Members-Only Event Tonight
Support Denver journalism and hear from our editors, tour our office murals (five were added during COLORCON), and enjoy a performance of “Smokey the Coors Field Cat.”
Colorado Latinos Worry Most About Cost of Living, Gun Violence and Homelessness
Cost of living, crime and homelessness are chief issues for Colorado Latinos, according to a new poll, while fewer worry about immigration.
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Lauren Boebert Bounced From Beetlejuice, Gives Show One Finger
Say her name three times.
Denver Cop Honored for Buying Woman a Plane Ticket to Escape Domestic Violence
Officer Victoria Oliver spent $255 of her own money on a plane ticket for a domestic violence victim who had been getting abused for weeks.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Icebox Pie
Effective at cooling down attitudes and stress.
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Colorado Marijuana Sales See Slight Rise in July
The pot industry showed a small spark of improvement last month.
Where Do You Think Denver Is Headed? Take the Colorado Polling Institute Survey!
Westword is taking Denver’s temperature using the questions asked by CPI.
Mayor Johnston to Pour Nearly $50 Million Into His Homeless Housing Plan
Mayor Mike Johnston has revealed a $48.6 million budget for his plan to house 1,000 homeless people by the end of the year.
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Should Dispensary Shoppers Be Notified of Decontaminated Weed?
A hefty portion of the cannabis industry says no, but government officials and some growers disagree.