Denver Public Schools Now Okay With 35 Students Per Classroom
The previous document limited classes to thirty students.
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COVID-19: Why So Many Colorado Sites Are Having Second Outbreaks
Six Colorado sites are currently experiencing second outbreaks.
Another Colorado Town Pays for Hating the Word “F*ck”
Eric Brandt is an expert on the F-word.
N.O.R.E. Talks Rapper Smoke-Offs, His New Weed Strain and More
The East Coast rapper partnered with a Colorado cannabis grower to produce a OG-heavy strain, Super Thug.
Denver Health Department Closes Tetra 9, Private Pot Club
“I’m not open to the public, and that is the big issue I have.”
Jared Polis-Founded Cinema Latino Declares Bankruptcy
Polis founded Cinema Latino in the early 2000s.
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Cory Gardner Rips National Mail-In Voting Despite Being Elected by It
The remarks weren’t meant for public consumption.
COVID-19: Eight New Outbreaks at Restaurants and More
Thirty new outbreaks are listed by Colorado health officials.
Leslie Herod Will Push Law Enforcement Radio Encryption Bill
Three earlier proposals have failed, but the fourth could be a charm.
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Ask a Stoner: Masks Hide My Red Eyes and Hash Pen Hits
As if it were hard to hit hash pens in public to begin with.
Claim: Medic Team Assaulted by Pro-Police Goons in FoCo Brawl
The Aug. 8 Medic Team is a nonpartisan organization.
Aurora Still Has $2.5 Million in Emergency Rental Relief Available
The city has over $2.5 million available.
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COVID-19 Can’t Stop Record-Breaking Weed Sales
Dispensaries are riding a hot streak during the pandemic.
Inside Shocking Elijah McClain Lawsuit Against Aurora
The transcript of McClain’s last words is heartrending.
If You’re White and at Mile High Flea Market, You’re Probably Unmasked
About eight of every ten male Caucasians skipped face coverings.
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Three Fox31/Channel 2 Anchors Have COVID-19, Coverup Alleged
The rank-and-filed are said to be “beyond pissed.”
Why Colorado Tokers Love I-95
We don’t drive down I-95 in Colorado, but we sure can grow it.
Springs Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening to Murder ICE Officers
Timothy Hummel, a 26 year-old Colorado Springs resident, pleaded guilty to one count of threatening to murder federal law enforcement officers.
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Aurora Launching “Comprehensive Review” of Police Department
There are at least five investigations under way.
Trinidad Reconsiders Allowing Marijuana Hospitality Establishments
Weeks after deciding to ban marijuana hospitality establishments in Trinidad, the town’s city council chose to revisit the decision.
Leaked DPS Document Okays Thirty Kids Per Classroom
Social distancing of three feet would be allowed at the secondary level.
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Security Firm Fails to Muzzle Beating Victim Before RTD Vote to Replace It
Raverro Stinnett was brutally attacked by security guards in 2018.