Hello. Today we've got an eyebrow-raising announcement from Meow Wolf, a very interesting story about pot businesses and lots more. Read on, reader.
Drug money:
Where do pot entrepreneurs take their cash when the banks say no? This feature story is pretty interesting and Denver-centric. (NYT)
Art & business:
Meow Wolf plans to install an immersive art experience here that is three times larger than its home base in Santa Fe. Adrian reports. (Denverite)
Gov. Hickenlooper says Denver's infrastructure doesn't fall that short of Amazon's needs. Adrian again. (Denverite)
The future of Denver's skyline, in 3D. (DenverInfill)
City government:
Denver could become one of the first cities to ban bump stocks. (Denverite)
There was plenty of protest, but plans are now in motion for a mile-long greenway channel and a flood-control project at the Park Hill Golf Club at a combined cost of more than $78 million. (Denverite)
Transit & renewables:
Denver and Boulder both may build their own local transportation agencies. RTD, meanwhile, is facing some challenges, as Allison Sherry reports. (CPR)
Grace Hood has a nice look at the state of green energy in Colorado. (CPR)
Weekend plans:
Sports places:
The "Sports Authority" signs are finally coming down at Mile High. Meanwhile, after a lawsuit, the Pepsi Center will add digital signs with closed captioning. (Denverite, DP)
