DENVER, CO—Admitting that “hard infrastructure is complicated,” Colorado state officials announced Monday that while they remain unable to fill the rapidly multiplying potholes across state highways, they have successfully expanded a multimillion-dollar subsidy for a Telluride Film Festival documentary exploring the deeper meaning of potholes.
DENVER—After months of buildup, anticipation, and legislative foreplay, Colorado’s much-talked-about sex worker decriminalization bill ultimately fizzled out Monday, leaving lawmakers and advocates alike experiencing what political analysts described as “a bipartisan case of legislative blue balls.”
BOULDER, CO — In an innovative effort to “reframe community concerns as community engagement,” Downtown Boulder this week unveiled a new augmented-reality smartphone game asking residents and tourists alike to answer one deceptively simple question: Homeless? Or just from Boulder?
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