Boebert Watch: Intellectual Property and Some Dumb Moves
Lauren Boebert really needs to pay better attention.
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Denver Councilmembers Propose Ordinance for Eviction Legal Defense
There’s already a pilot program in place.
Fort Lupton’s First Dispensaries Won’t Open for Some Time
The town of about 8,000 approved dispensaries during the November 2020 election.
How Colorado Sun Shone on 24 Newspapers
The transaction could become a national model.
CSU Undie Run Organizers to Pay — Literally
CSU tried to squelch the event in advance but failed.
City Council Approves Licensing Program, Fees for Denver Landlords
Renters will also have more rights.
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Surprise Hidden in Governor Polis’s New COVID-19 Indoor Mask Rule
Confusion is understandable given the mixed messaging.
Ask a Stoner: Buying CBC and CBG Isolate
Lesser-known cannabinoids are concentrated into powdery isolates, but are hard to find.
Colorado Legislature Removes Ban on Affordable-Housing Requirements
Denver could have its own inclusionary zoning ordinance within a year.
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Five Weed-Infused Ways to Enjoy Cinco de Mayo
From mole sauce to margaritas, you can put your weed in there.
Denver Rent Continues to Climb as Bargains Disappear
Rent hikes are back to being a monthly occurrence.
Colorado Legislature Passes Budget, Sends It to Governor Jared Polis
If approved, it will represent an 11 percent increase over this year’s spending.
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Undie Run Draws 800 Despite CSU Threats and COVID-19
Participants gathered shoulder to shoulder and skin to skin.
Colorado’s COVID-19 Data Still Sucks Despite Loosened Mask Order
Hospitalization totals are particularly concerning.
Reader: Money for Schools? Potheads Helping People!
BEST has gotten over $325 million in pot taxes since 2014.
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Reader: I Miss the Old Denver. It Had Character!
What has this city lost?
Boulder Gives Initial Okay to Four Proposals for Policing Homeless
The new programs would run $2.7 million.
Op-Ed: Undocumented Workers Are Essential and Deserve Stimulus, Too
We are neglecting over 7 million people.
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Op-Ed: Biden Sends Wrong Message by Backtracking on Refugee Admissions
Refugees should be welcomed, not feared.
$100 Million in Pot Tax Money Going Back to Colorado Schools
The money will restore cuts made to a school construction fund in 2020.
New Felony Murder Law Won’t Help Luke Pelham
Luke Pelham could spend decades in jail.
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Tay Anderson Survives Latest Attack, but Problems Loom
A watchdog group alleged violations over fundraisers.