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Aurora ICE Detainees to Receive COVID Vaccine Next Week
Originally a priority, they were moved to the general public phase.
Marijuana Enforcement Division Director Moving On
Jim Burack was the state Marijuana Enforcement Division director for over five years.
Eric “F*ck Cops” Brandt Finally Goes Too Far With Judge Threat
He said one judge would look best hanging from a tree.
Heavy Metals Contaminant Sparks Latest Marijuana Recall
The recall was caused by cadmium, a heavy metal found in growing fertilizer and outdoor soil.
Denver Rent Prices Take Another Jump After Year of Decline
The days of pandemic price declines appear to be over.
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What It’s Like at Boulder’s Other King Soopers Since the Shooting
No memorial displays were on view inside.
Unaccompanied Migrant Children Shelter in Westminster Expanding
The non-profit has a contract with the feds.
Doug Benson’s 4/20 Show in Denver Was Postponed, but You Can Smoke With Him Online
Doug Benson had planned to perform in Denver on 4/20 in 2020 and 2021, but is now going online.
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Denver Indoor Mask Rule to Last Until at Least May, Hancock Says
The earliest the restrictions might be dropped is early May.
Colorado Releases Hemp Progress Report, Two Years in the Making
After a tough 2020, Colorado’s hemp industry needs to rebound.
Video: Was Gun Put Under Jesse Cedillo’s Body After Cop Killed Him?
The victim’s mom thinks the gun was planted.
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Denver Is the Number-One City for Millennial Transplants — Again
Surveys ten years apart put Denver at number one.
Volleyball, Youth Sports Spawn Multiple COVID-19 Outbreaks
Volleyball was at the center of two spreads.
Ask a Stoner: Infusing Sauces and Marinades With THC
You can buy ingredients at the dispensary, but making THC-infused sauces is easy.
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Got Your Vaccination? Now Get in Line for a Passport!
Appointments are booked for a month at local post offices.
Appeals Court Reinstates Lisa Calderón Lawsuit Against Denver
The U.S. District Court of Colorado will again consider Calderón’s discrimination complaint.
Za Packs Merges Denver Hip-Hop Artists With Cannabis
Connecting hip-hop artists to the cannabis industry.
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No Regrets After County Officials Ditch COVID Rules, Get Infected
Two officials are still in quarantine.
DPS Found Tay Anderson Guilty of Retaliation Prior to New Controversy
An unnamed woman has made explosive claims about Anderson.
Why COVID-19 Dial 3.0 Is So Useless Now
The dial’s color levels have become a muddled mess.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Holy Grail Kush
It’s good, but is it really the Holy Grail of Kush?