Denver Council to Have Final Say on Denver Airport Contract…but Not Tonight
The project would extend into 2028.
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Top Broncos Tweets: It’s All Over…for the Coaching Staff
The Broncos bid farewell to playoff contention…and quite possibly some coaching personnel.
Cannabis Holiday Sales Rise Slightly in Colorado in 2021
“People are shopping presumably more for gifts and things like that.”
Ten Resolutions for Denver in 2022
Shed a little light this year.
Fundraisers Spreading for Victims of December 30 Fire: Here’s How to Help
Hundreds of fundraisers have popped up on GoFundMe.
Ten Resolutions for the Republican Party in 2022
The short version: shape up.
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Ten Resolutions for the Democratic Party in 2022
What should the Dems do in ’22?
City Shuts Cabin After Fatal New Year’s Shooting, Owner Closes Beta…for Now
Owner Valentes Corleons says he won’t reopen Beta, either.
Ten Resolutions for Denver Neighborhoods in 2022
Location, location, location.
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Fatal New Year’s Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Two Wounded at Cabin in LoDo
The club is owned by Beta owner Valentes Corleons.
Ten Resolutions for the Denver Broncos in 2022
It’s been a long six years since Super Bowl 50.
Op-Ed: Jared Polis and Phil Weiser Should Delay Implementation of HB 1317
A plea to grant the preliminary injunction.
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Deaths of Those Experiencing Homelessness Increased in 2021 in Metro Denver
More than half the deaths are from accidental causes.
Cannabis Flavors This Chef’s Love of Cooking
It’s about the food for Jarod Farina.
New Medical Marijuana Regulations Take Effect on January 1
CCC is continuing to fight the implementation of 1317.
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Polis Pardons Family Man Deported to Honduras, Clearing Path for Potential Return
Henry Cruz Moreno needed a pardon to have a shot at gaining legal status.
Never Seen Anything Like This: Fires Ravaging Boulder County
Over 1,600 acres have already burned.
Governor Jared Polis Grants Another 1,351 Pardons for Marijuana Possession
The Colorado Legislature gave him the power in 2020.
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How to Help: Fundraisers for Victims of the December 27 Shootings
We are all part of the tribe.
State COVID Testing Sites Close for the Holiday, Struggle With Demand
Colorado-run COVID testing sites will close for the holiday.
Ask a Stoner: Why Are Fewer Dispensaries Growing Weed?
Some stores still grow their own.
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Year in Review: The Ten Biggest Colorado Political Stories of 2021
Colorado politics were turbulent as ever in 2021 with issues related to election fraud, criminal justice and redistricting making Westword’s biggest stories list.