Initiative Pushing Xcel to Pay a Portion of Its Rates Survives Title Board Challenge
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Inside Groundbreaking Crypto Listings in Denver and Beyond
Shelly Vincent believes the sales will be crypto firsts.
JonBenét Ramsey Murder: Boulder Cops Respond to Dad’s Support of Polis Petition
The case has exploded into national headlines again.
Past Imperfect: The Floor Show at History Colorado
Evidence of the time machines has been wiped off the map.
Double Shooting on Denver Block Known for Crime at Strip Club
The victims’ injuries were described as serious.
Boebert Watch: Mean Girls Spat and Split!
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert in catfight.
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Reader: As States With Legalized Pot Increase, Colorado Sales Decrease
Think craft beer.
Update: Douglas County Judge Rejects School Board’s Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit
The conclusion is succinct and blunt.
Critic Fears New CU President’s Commitment to Diversity Is a Sham
Todd Saliman says he’s dedicated to diversifying CU.
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Are Cops Pushing Union Station Crime to Denver Skatepark?
A riot broke out two weeks before a fatal shooting.
Getting Topical With Escape Artists THC and CBD Lotions
THC lotions have been sold for a while, but what do they do?
New Bill Would Increase Funding for Problem Gambling, Close a Free-Bet Loophole
The bill would increase problem gambling funding from $230,000 to at least $2.5 million annually.
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Globeville Dispensary Closed, Recreational License Rejected
The store is now temporarily closed.
Third Omicron Virus Rising in Colorado as Many COVID Stats Worsen
The variant has become more prominent of late.
Fertility Doctor Who Used His Own Sperm Prompts $8.75 Million Award
The original plaintiffs weren’t the only victims.
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Why Some Transplants Are Flocking to Denver and Others Are Staying Away
Many of the decisions are dictated by dollars and cents.
Ask a Stoner: Buying Weed Seeds Is Legal Now?
According to the DEA: pretty much.
Save Bear Creek Lake Park Gains Support of Lakewood City Council
The proclamation says that alternatives for increasing water storage must be considered.
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Why This Man Joined a Homeless Encampment Knowing That a Sweep Was Coming
“It’s like that whole saying goes, misery loves company.”
Sales on 4/20 Not Enough to Lift Marijuana Industry Struggles
Sales jumped, but not as much as recent years.
“We Are Coming for You”: Anti-Semitic Incidents in Colorado Spike
Colorado ranked eighth in the U.S. for anti-Semitic incidents.
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Tallest Buildings in Denver — and the New Addition That Just Broke Ground
The latest project will be thirty stories tall.