There was a gentle snowfall in Denver on the first day of 2014, but the elements didn’t deter people from lining up for the openings of Colorado stores legally selling marijuana. In the nearly seven months since, arrests for driving under the influence of drugs have been rising, says a
Thousands of Denver country music fans recently made the four-hour drive west for a weekend of country music, camping and fun. Lady Antebellum, Eric Church and Jake Owen were headliners at the four-day event that ended this past Sunday. While clean-up crews swept across the Grand Junction campgrounds collecting tons
Scientists and doctors seem to be forever changing their minds on what is good for us to eat and drink and what is bad for us to consume. Some foods, such as eggs, have been promoted as a good part of a healthful diet and also condemned as a way
There is no doubt that the men and women of the Denver Police Department put their safety on the line to serve and protect the citizens of our city. But like everyone else, police officers must deal with difficulties in life. In fact, a series of DUI arrests and alcohol-related
In some ways, he’s best known as the man who let the Denver Broncos’ Peyton Manning go. In other ways, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay is known as a figure given to sometimes controversial statements and occasional run-ins with law enforcement. He was arrested for driving under the influence just
If someone in Denver is facing criminal charges, he or she has a decision to make: plead guilty, not guilty or no contest. All of these options have different benefits, but they may also have very serious consequences. Although some people in Denver may have seen television shows or movies
There are tens of thousands of apps that do everything from help people dress and eat, find dates, find mates, find phones and find themselves, that it seems it might be easier to list the things that apps don’t do than to list all the things they can do. Now
On St. Patrick’s Day, they say that there are only two kinds of people. Those who are Irish and those who wish they were Irish. Some of Denver’s celebrants that weekend might well have wished they were somewhere else when the police lights went on and they were pulled over
The first loss for last season’s Denver Broncos came at the hands of a team owned by a man believed by many to have drug addiction and alcohol abuse problems. Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts, was arrested this past weekend on DUI and drug charges, law enforcement officials
Recently, the Denver metro area woke up to a high speed police chase. Early in the morning a car was left running at a gas station with a four year old boy inside. A simple stop to get coffee turned into a harrowing ordeal for one area parent. Their car
