Top ten speed traps in Denver, 2013 edition

About this time last year, we shared a collection of the top ten speed traps in Denver — our second annual list culled from the most recent entries on Speedtrap.org, at site at which those who’ve been trapped attempt to prevent others from being similarly ensnared. Once again, it’s time…

Pot friendly motels in Denver? The canna-tourists want to know

Among the first questions to arise after the passage of Amendment 64 last November was: “Will Colorado become a destination for pot tourism?” Given the rise of companies such as My 420 Tours, which created visitor packages in April for what was dubbed World Cannabis Week, the answer seems to…

Is the Rockies’ best-hung player hanging it up?

Denver blog posts believe that size doesn’t matter. South Stands Denver’s Colin Daniels on the prospect of Rockies hurler Rafael Betancourt calling it a career — and that 2011 moment when he unleashed his glorious dong. Mile High Mamas’ Gretchen offers a quiz to help you figure out what kind…

Recall: Attorney general on John Morse-Angela Giron election confusion

On September 10, as we’ve reported, voters in southeastern Colorado will decide whether state senators John Morse and Angela Giron should be recalled because of their advocacy of gun-control measures. But with the election looming, a technical question over the vote threatens to make a controversial matter even messier. Hence,…

Denver police Reddit “Ask Me Anything” on marijuana highlights

As we’ve reported, Denver Police chief of staff Lieutenant Matt Murray felt the department’s initial Reddit “Ask Me Anything” session went so well that another AMA was scheduled to deal with what was arguably the first one’s most popular topic: pot. The conversation happened yesterday, and it was definitely free-wheeling,…

Joel Miller a killer doctor or victim of a witch hunt?

Last night, the U.S. Attorneys Office released an apparently damning indictment aimed at Dr. Joel Miller, a physician in Craig who’s charged with prescribing powerful medications, including oxycodone and more, to patients who didn’t need it for medical reasons, resulting in two deaths. Most professionals in positions like this zip…