Hola. Today we've got stories on that famous ski train, the business of marijuana, affordable housing and a lot more.
Denver's affordable housing plan:
Denver's city council is considering some last-minute tweaks to Mayor Michael Hancock's plan to build 6,000 affordable units. It's heading to a public hearing on Sept. 12. (Denverite)
Traffic:
Dalton McCreary was killed this week by an out-of-control car in Aurora. He saved his friend. (DP)
The Rockies:
Our baseball team probably won't make the playoffs – but if you like the game you still be watching Nolan Arenado. (Denverite)
Marijuana:
You might see a new "pesticide free" label on your weed soon. (Denverite)
Thornton wants that marijuana money, so it's finally allowing pot shops. It was one of the state's largest hold-outs. (CBS 4)
Real estate:
A new report estimates you need to make about $73,000 a year to even consider buying a home in Denver. (Denverite)
Ski train:
The ski train to Winter Park is back. It's a lot like the Polar Express, except I don't know if there will be hot chocolate or elves. More details should arrive today. (Denverite)
Your weekend plans:
Ashley has some suggestions for you. (Denverite)
