An initiative to do practically nothing submits signatures for Colorado ballot
Voters will consider at least five other ballot questions with big implications.
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Denver Zoo sea lion exhibit subject of another lawsuit
Despite all the recent barking by lawyers, the attraction is still open.
Denver International Airport announces pedestrian tunnel, conspiracies continue
Who’s ready to walk with the reptiles?
Family of unarmed Black man killed by Aurora police sues city — again
The district attorney found the use of deadly force justified in 2024, but a state report questioned aspects of the shooting.
Colorado governor pardons 21-year-old psilocybin conviction
Jared Polis pardoned Alexander Vucasovich for a decades-old felony involving magic mushrooms.
Why can Glendale sell alcohol until 4 a.m., but Denver bars can’t?
Here’s how a tiny, not-even-a-mile-wide city skirts state law.
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Famous criminals buried in Colorado
From a cannibal to a mass murderer, here’s where you can pay your (dis)respects to some of the state’s most detestable dead.
One week before prison release, Tina Peters shows how remorseful she is
“They are attacking the governor for showing mercy, and they have put a bullseye on a 70-year-old, nonviolent, first-time offender.”
Disgraced Colorado crime analyst’s case review is six months delayed. No one will say why
The crime lab was expected to release results in November, after re-examining over 1,300 Denver sexual assault cases handled by the CBI.
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Did Colorado get enough rain and snow to end Denver’s drought?
Denver saw more rain in the last two weeks than it has in five months.
Colorado Democrats vote to censure Polis over Tina Peters commutation
Some party members have called for impeachment.
Denver man was nearly crushed to death after sleeping in dumpster, lawsuit says
At least two suspected deaths have occurred this year in Colorado under similar circumstances.
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Donald Trump keeps shitting on Colorado Republicans (and they keep taking it)
Trump called Lauren Boebert a weak-minded carpetbagger. She’s still singing his praises.
Denver mayor boasts historical homelessness decline
Johnston called it the “largest drop in any city in American history.”
Wanda James sues fellow CU regents, demands end to longest-ever sanctions
Her punishment for opposing a “racist” marijuana campaign is months longer than the last sanctions against a regent who verbally abused women.
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Tina Peters will be released from Colorado prison June 1. Where will she go?
A parole board must approve conditions for the election denier before she is released.
Taiwan sponsored the Colfax Marathon last weekend … Why?
Taiwan’s history with Colorado has been fairly rich over the last decade.
Colorado lawyer was so good at suing landlords, he made a firm out of it
“There aren’t a lot of people doing this. Let’s cut through that and not hide behind names.”
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Denver Parks & Rec has big hopes for Cap Hill
Plans include an amphitheater, movie lawn and 75-foot slide at Gov’s Park, and renovations at a smaller park nearby.
Push for cannabis pop-up events extinguished in Colorado
The bill lacked support from a critical area: the weed industry.
Brrrrr: What’s the latest recorded snowfall in Denver?
With snow now falling in the foothills, could it land in the city?
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Governor Jared Polis Grants Clemency to Tina Peters
The former Mesa County Clerk was convicted of a security breach in her own office. Now, her sentence has been cut in half.