Ann Marie Awad

While many eyes will again be on the high profile school board race in Douglas County, there are similar stakes in Denver and Aurora.

A four-year pilot program on social cannabis use launched quietly in late August, after months of rulemaking and preparation by Denver’s Department of Excise and Licenses.

In Colorado, the number of seniors who hold medical marijuana cards has been slowly rising.

Lynne joins a crowded Democratic primary field that includes former state Sen. Michael Johnston and U.S. Rep. Jared Polis and former state treasurer Cary Kennedy.

Interested businesses can now apply to allow marijuana consumption on their premises, effectively allowing them to open legal marijuana clubs.

Even though the amusement park’s lease isn’t up until 2039, owner Alan Bader says landowner Martin Marietta is trying to push him out of business.

“I am actively exploring a bid,” Lynne told The Denver Post. “I want to make sure that I have everything in order.”

Park rangers have happened upon several instances of vandalism and graffiti.

U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was met with hundreds of protesters in downtown Denver when she was here Thursday for a conservative policy meeting.

As if the flames were not formidable enough, fire management crews have a new and different problem on their hands when they go to work: drones.

The attraction expects to see 3-4 million visitors to the park this year. On a busy day, it can take about two hours to drive from one side of the park to another.

In light of Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. Comer, the U.S. Supreme Court has sent DougCo voucher cases back to Colorado for another look.