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Powerful music executive Big Jon Platt talks about his Montbello roots and industry rise with help from famous friends such as Jay-Z.
In 2013, nearly five years before police detective Leslie Branch-Wise unveiled inappropriate texts sent to her by Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, she received a $75,000 settlement from the city after making similar complaints about Wayne McDonald, a Hancock friend and employee fired over the matter. Now, a spokeswoman for Cary Kennedy says the former Colorado state treasurer, who's running for governor and handily won the recent Colorado Democratic caucus, didn't know anything about the payout even though she was serving as Hancock's deputy mayor and the city's chief financial officer at the time.
Caucus advocate John Wren explains why he thinks caucuses are such an integral part of the democratic process - and why you should participate on Tuesday.
Controversial columnist and media figure Ann Coulter is scheduled to give a free talk at the University of Colorado Boulder campus on Wednesday, March 21, and campus officials will no doubt spend the time between now and then preparing for potential trouble.
Andrew Freedman was Colorado’s first director of marijuana coordination, and his time on the job made him a believer in the plant's medical benefits.
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The controversy over Denver Mayor Michael Hancock sending inappropriate texts to police detective Leslie-Branch Wise has led to increased scrutiny on settlements made by the city; Branch-Wise was given $75,000 in 2013 after she made complaints about the behavior of Wayne McDonald, who received $200,000 in 2016 following a lawsuit over his firing by Hancock, his ex-friend. Among those asking questions about such payouts is Stuart Shapiro, a former assistant city attorney and recipient of his own $660,000 settlement from Denver in 2016 over alleged retaliation against him in the wake of a jail-abuse case that cost taxpayers $3.25 million.
Even if you're earning a low wage, you can live the cultural high life April 2 through April 6, 2018.
National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day is April 12, a perfect excuse for indulging in cheesy, gooey goodness at these Denver destinations.
Even as the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, or NORML, is working with the office of Colorado Senator Cory Gardner to craft legislation designed to protect states that have legalized cannabis sales from federal interference, the organization is making a new push to have the marijuana removed from the Controlled Substances Act, a process known as de-scheduling.
In an inauspicious strip mall in Parker, Croatian winemaker Marko Copic is reviving the ancient practice of making wine in clay amphorae — and the results are exquisite. Purgatory Cellars (18921 Plaza Drive) makes thirty traditional and amphora-aged wines for consumption in its cozy Old World tasting room and for sale...
Thousands of former au pairs are part of a class-action suit filed in Denver.
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The Grateful Gnome Sandwich Shoppe & Brewery is finally open at 44th and Stuart Street in the Berkeley neighborhood.
Mike Whiting's sculptures have sprouted.
Here are our picks for the best craft beer festivals, tappings, tastings and happenings through September 8, 2018.
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The 40th annual Denver Film Festival opened triumphantly on November 1 with the Colorado debut of Lady Bird, only to stumble as a result of the mediocre Big Night offering Submission and a handful of other high-profile misses. But the last full week of the fest, which concluded on Sunday night, November 12, succeeded more often than it failed.
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If passed, the proposal would create the first statewide licensing program for cannabis consumption.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued a withering preliminary report about the late 2017 death of forty-year-old Loveland Ski Area employee Adam Lee, who suffered crushing chest injuries while working on the Magic Carpet, a motorized beltway used to teach kids how to ski.
Following his victory in the 6th District Democratic primary on Tuesday, we spoke with Jason Crow about how he plans to defeat the five-term incumbent Mike Coffman.
We must have paused a little too long when the server at DMZ Pub set the platter of semi-dry squid on our table. The sight was intimidating: Flat like a deflated football and at least a foot long from tentacle tips to the top of its head (if squid actually...