- Most experts seem to think it’s a combination of factors -- economics, ease of access, and even that there’s just less to do in southeast Colorado.
- Only 6 percent of Colorado's population lives in southeast Colorado, yet it represents 18.1 percent of heroin treatment admissions.
- One-third of the cases that the ACLU is looking at involve "passive solicitation," which isn't illegal.
- "During that exchange I went too far by implying that I support expelling innocent students from college campuses," Polis wrote.
- Colorado Deacon Jerry Kotas is traveling to assist Pope Francis as a Deacon Eucharistic Minister for the Sept. 23 Papal Mass.
- Kelley Johnson made waves Sunday night when she gave a heartfelt speech about her nursing career in plain purple scrubs during the talent portion of the show.
- Now Denver Police are encouraging officers to announce when they're recording and requiring them to record when "engaging in forced entry," among other changes.
- Denver officers are explicitly told to turn on their cameras "when engaging in a forced entry."
- You've only got 24 to 36 hours to catch the bloom, which is the culmination of eight to 20 years of growth.
- Across the state, there are 148 mines that are "likely impacting water quality with no active treatment," according to the Department of Public Health and Environment.
- One of the distributors, Loveland-based American Eagle, says they want to keep moving some of their local brands after the ownership change. But the breweries aren't so sure.
- Christian Hageseth, the man behind the weedery, says the $35 million venture is good business, but also has social justice reasons behind it.
- The Dumb Friends League is trading some of its Chihuahuas to the western slope in exchange for bigger dogs.
- Rather continue construction of its four planned "right-sized" lanes, the city will wait for results from the first widened bike lane.
- In the video, the organization's Dr. Savita Ginde appears to discuss compensation in exchange with a person from an anti-abortion group.
- For each board member that the group wants to recall, 15,000 signatures must be collected. It took 17 days for the group to finish collecting the signatures.
