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TSA Gives Green Light To Med Weed, Denver Airport Slams The Gate

Medical marijuana patients flying out of Denver are getting mixed messages: on April 27, the Transportation Security Administration quietly tweaked its website to say medical cannabis can go in both carry-on and checked bags, yet Denver International Airport still bans marijuana anywhere on its property. That leaves tr
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Call Your Mother Deli Plans Expansion in Denver

Bagels, coffee, and vibrations, they say – that’s Call Your Mother Deli, which plans on opening a new location in Denver. The Jew-ish deli filed permits for a 1,578-square-foot build-out at 5074 E. Hampden Avenue, according to the Naked Denver. Call Your Mother will be taking over the...
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F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft to fly over these Colorado locations on Monday

An F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft will be conducting Memorial Day flyovers as a tribute to the United States Armed Forces who lost their lives for the country.
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Denver pie-maker calls it quits after 10 years

Baker John Hinman started making pies for Post Brewing Company some ten years ago, and his creations quickly gained cult status. Over time, his operation became so popular that he had to move into an 11,000 square-foot facility to ramp up his output. While he later downsized to a commissary kitchen focusing on customer
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Denver man was nearly crushed to death after sleeping in dumpster, lawsuit says

A Denver man says he fell asleep in a dumpster and almost didn’t wake up after being crushed. Now he’s suing. Steven Egloff filed a lawsuit against the Waste Connections of Colorado garbage company on May 18, alleging that he was crushed by a dumpster last year. According to his attorney, Michael Rex, the incident led
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I-70 reopens in both directions at the Eisenhower Tunnel after vehicle fire

A vehicle fire just outside the eastbound lanes of the Eisenhower Tunnel has shut both directions of the highway late Thursday morning.
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Jefferson County 7th grader named National Young Birder of the Year

MORRISON, Colo. — Amelie Anderson, a 12-year-old seventh grader from Morrison, has been named the 2026 American Birding Association's Young Birder of the Year in the 10-to-13 age group, earning top recognition among young birders across the country for her work in field notebook, illustration, and photography. The Amer
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This short and scenic Colorado hike looks like something painted onto a canvas

Tucked away in the Rocky Mountains just 40 minutes from Denver, St. Mary’s Glacier is one of Colorado’s most breathtaking hidden gems. The trail leads hikers through rugged, rocky terrain to a stunning alpine lake and glacier that honestly looks like a Bob Ross painting come to life.
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Denver, Denver Post parent company reach tentative deal to end lease dispute

The City of Denver and the parent company of the Denver Post have reached a tentative agreement to resolve a major lease dispute over the iconic downtown building that bears the newspaper's name, CBS News Colorado has learned.
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Kids access Veo scooters despite age restrictions, parents say

DENVER — As Denver’s new fleet of Veo scooters and bikes rolled into neighborhoods this month, some students appeared to be among the first riders eager to try them out. “They think it’s fun and it is fun, they are fun,” said Jaci Tylicki. His son goes to Lake Middle School.

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