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In the week leading up to the end of the Second Regular Session of the State Legislature, two major pieces of marijuana legislation met...

Dear Dan: I’m having a problem advising a friend. She’s been through a divorce and now the breaking off of an engagement. To put...

You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows,” Bob Dylan warbled in the ’60s, but sometimes you do. Like when Chris...

I’m taking a week off, so this week’s “Savage Love” is a reprint of a column that was originally published on January 13, 2016....

Dear Dan: I’m a straight man in a live-in relationship with a beautiful woman. There are no sparks in bed, and it’s been more...

King of the hill Humans have long reigned supreme in the Animal Kingdom, often citing the ability to walk on two feet, use opposable thumbs...

Romney trainwreck...

It’s impossible to understand the labyrinthine rhyme or reason behind any part of the Goliath spending bill passed by Congress to keep the government running another year. A bill that includes a rider that, for instance, would give Wall Street the same opportunities ...

Some days I am hopeful and some days I am not,” says Rob Jungmann, hemp activist and owner of Portland-based hemp clothing company, Jungmaven....

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‘Pure prayer, pure healing’ through sweat lodge ceremonies at South Indian Mountain Ceremony Grounds

On Feb. 19, some 70 elected officials from various Colorado counties and municipalities signed a letter obviously penned by some PR hack from the oil and gas industry (it reeks like a typical Colorado Oil and Gas Association ploy, but who knows). The letter is a big ...