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While officials work to implement Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's mobility action plan, whose goals include 30 percent of commuters walking, biking or taking public transit to work by 2030, traffic engineering manager Michael Finochio and his staff are trying to at least incrementally improve the current traffic situation, especially in Denver's Central Business District, where what is known as the 2018 Downtown Signal Retiming Project is underway.
The three victims were all homeless, but there's much more to their story.
Erika Lee says Pinnacol, the company that administers workman's compensation payments in Colorado, is trying to withhold half of the money she should be receiving after husband Adam Lee's 2017 Loveland Ski Area death because his autopsy revealed high levels of THC in his blood.
Here's what you'll find at each attraction.
Breweries are beginning to think beyond the usual food truck circuit for food options for their customers.
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On May 30, about two hours after the publication of the Westword post "Fit Cannabis Girl v. Wheat Ridge's Bid to Shut Down Her Pot-Friendly Gym," a detective knocked on the door of Break the Stigma Fitness and handed owner Jennessa Lea a final order to vacate the premises by June 4. When she spoke to Westword yesterday, mere hours before leaving both the facility and the State of Colorado, she was understandably emotional.
This suburban brewery and pizza place is our first stop on a culinary tour of Arapahoe Road.
The Denver Art Museum has long played a pivotal role in recasting the art of the American Indian.
"Every day at L’Eagle, we fight against the commoditization of cannabis and cannabis products; Monsanto and McDonald’s did it to food, Phillip Morris and RJ Reynolds to big tobacco, and Big Pharma to medicine."
It's tempting to call the Denver Broncos' pickup of North Carolina State defensive lineman Bradley Chubb with the number-five pick in the 2018 NFL Draft as an example of dumb luck, and in a way, it was. But it's more appropriate to say Chubb wound up in orange and blue thanks to the actions of idiots. And those idiots are the people who run the Cleveland Browns.
Beer and puppies, a Colfax crawl, and tequila talk are all on the culinary calendar this week.
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Energized by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's primary win in New York, a surge of new members are flooding to Denver's chapter of Democratic Socialists of America.
Ideologically opposed ballot petitions to fund Colorado's transportation projects are competing for the requisite 98,492 signatures to get on the November ballot. And that could get sticky.
Protests, like plutonium, lasts forever.
Hit the galleries this weekend – and even the streets.
Denver District Attorney Beth McCann has signed on to an amicus brief regarding The City of Los Angeles v. Jeff Sessions, a lawsuit in which L.A. is taking on the Department of Justice under President Donald Trump over a policy to base grants from the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) in part on whether or not municipalities aid with federal immigration enforcement. McCann says she added her name to a list of 33 prominent prosecutors and law enforcement officials nationwide despite the possibility that Sessions and company could target Denver for retaliation as a result.
From 2012 through last month, more than 3,000 pedestrians were hit by cars in Denver.
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The most prominent challenger so far to Mayor Hancock’s re-election has raised over $100,000 in campaign contributions, campaign finance reports show.
The best things to do in Denver this week.
The U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado recently criticized the state's decision to legalize cannabis.
Radon is unavoidable in Colorado, which has the seventh-highest levels of radon in the country. The real danger lies indoors, where radon can linger and levels can grow over time. The radioactive gas is the second leading cause of cancer in Colorado and the U.S. So for National Radon Action Month, state and county public health agencies are offering free radon test kits.