The biggest party of the year is often on the very last night of the year. We have written in recent days about the increased patrols law enforcement agencies have planned for the Denver metro area and across the state of Colorado, so it’s time to prepare for New Year’s
Christmas time and New Year’s Eve are for many people the happiest times of year. Friends and families get together to celebrate the bonds that tie us together and to mark the passage of another year together. However, as many Denver drivers from Christmases past (and New Year’s Eve past)
If you are like many Colorado residents, you probably have multiple holiday parties and events to keep you busy this month from office outings to ugly sweater soirees. And maybe you are even throwing holiday festivity of your own. However, one way your holiday merriment can come to a screeching
You might recall an odd news story from earlier this year about a party involving two Denver police officers and their wives. According to news reports, one couple had the other couple over to their house for drinks back in May. By the time the evening wore down, the four
The cranberries have been passed around the table, along with the turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes. The football games have been watched and the naps have been taken. Thanksgiving is once more in the rearview mirror, so it’s time to look back at those who saw police car lights go
As Broncos fans know, the only thing better than a mile-high game at Denver’s Sports Authority Field is tailgating before the game. While we encourage fellow fans to enjoy all the festivities, we also want to cheer on everyone who designates a sober driver to safely navigate the post-game traffic.
According to Numbeo.com, the cost of a 1 km ride in a Denver taxi is about $4 (not including the tip). Utilities here cost about $116 per month for an apartment. A pair of jeans here? $36. A fast-food meal will set you back about $6. And according to the
NORML and other cannabis activists have been saying it for years: people should use cannabis responsibly and never drive while impaired. It is unlikely to be a shock to anyone who uses marijuana that a new study shows that driving after consuming cannabis can double the risk of a car
Everyone loves fun. So we thought we would share “fun facts” from the Alcohol: Problems and Solutions website. Among the fun facts is this one about Colorado: the site claims that state law says wine can only be sold in containers of at least 24 hours. Spirits (gin, vodka, tequila,
The Denver police car lights up behind you. After pulling over, answering some questions and taking a sobriety test, you find yourself under arrest. Because the charge is driving under the influence, you know you face the possibility of real punishment that could affect not only your ability to drive,
