Lakewood Issues Five Licenses for Recreational Pot Sales
Five dispensaries have been approved for recreational sales, but haven’t started yet.
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Eric Brandt Sentencing: Remorse, Splattered Brains, Calling Out Loons
The retiring judge took off after “loons.”
Why Colorado Tokers Love Runtz
Few strains have grabbed potheads by the tongue.
All of Denver’s 2021 COVID-19 Safety Citations and Closures
Denver has doled out 303 citations to date.
Behavioral Health Administration Forms Amid Rising Suicides, Overdose Deaths
The pandemic has had real impacts on mental health.
Polis: Laziness Is Big Reason Some People Haven’t Gotten Vaccinated
The governor engaged in some mild shaming.
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The Fight Over Colorado’s New 8th Congressional District Starts Now
Much of the infighting is taking place behind the scenes.
Why You Don’t Need to Give a Sh*t About the Rockies in 2021
The GM’s departure signals another lost season.
COVID Safety Issues in Colorado’s Pro-Trump Counties
No county that voted for Trump in 2020 enacted a local safety plan.
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Colorado Has Gone to the Birds During the Pandemic
The number of birds has increased, too.
Ask a Stoner: Marijuana License Plates Beg to Get Pulled Over
You’d have to smuggle better than Han Solo to drive dirty in that situation.
Rental Health: Current Eviction Protections in Colorado
A landlord must give thirty days’ notice, not ten.
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Why This Arvada Police Stop Didn’t End in a Tragic Shooting
Here’s what these officers did right.
This Is How Bad Denver Real Estate Bidding Wars Have Gotten
More than 80 percent of the homes sold for more than list.
In Sasquatch, David Holthouse Confronts All Kinds of Monsters
The former Westword staffer wrote the three-part series on Hulu.
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WTF? Colorado COVID-19 Data Still Getting Worse
Two hospitalization stats are the worst since January.
Reader: People Without Homes Deserve Dignity and Safety
There’s a proposal to put a safe-camping site in South Park Hill.
Reader: Even When 4/20 Is Bad, It’s Good
The pandemic has put the big parties on pause.
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History Colorado Pulling Back the Hood on Denver’s KKK Past
Nearly 30,000 names are included.
Good Dog: Saying Goodbye to Cleo
A big loss in a year of losses.
New Pueblo County Jail to Cost Nearly $100 Million, Funded by Pot Taxes
The new Pueblo County detention center and Joe Martinez Boulevard extension project to cost up to $115 million in marijuana sales tax dollars.
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Meet Jacob Clark, Latest Coloradan Charged in U.S. Capitol Riot
Sharing photos over social media didn’t pay off.