Analysis

The new model for saving the Colorado River might just kill...

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We’ve been gathering information on various threats to the Colorado River for more than five years now at Boulder Weekly. We’ve made trips to...

The great divorce: The People of Colorado v. the State

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When I was a boy, my dad took me and my twin sister and brothers to see the demolition of the Omaha-Grant Smoke Stack...

“Get out of Boulder”

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How potentially unconstitutional anti-homeless policies and a weak social safety net perpetuate cycles of homelessness

The latest climate report includes a new focus on pregnant people....

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Originally published by The 19th Last June, over a period of three days, a heat wave baked the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures soared to 117 degrees...

Birth behind bars

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Thousands of pregnant people are admitted to U.S. jails and prisons every year—what happens when they give birth?

From scandal to scrutiny

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How intense citizen oversight reshaped Oakland police.

The Oath Keeper’s son—part I

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Oath Keepers chief Stewart Rhodes’ son explains why he left ‘daddy Trump’ and the ‘far-right’ cult

Original intent and the Second Amendment

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In the wake of every gun-toting madman, and an ever-expanding body count, comes a host of voices raised in heated debate about the Second...

Finally, some decisions on the library district

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After four years of campaigning and haggling over little details, Boulder City Council on Tuesday night voted 6-3 to form a library district that...

Little fires everywhere, outdoor dining here to stay

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Tourists, residents and workers loved Boulder’s pandemic-prompted proliferation of al fresco dining. That’s according to a survey of 836 people from earlier this year...

Incoming! Four fresh faces will join Boulder City Council and help...

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After all the door-knocking, text messages, yard signs, flyers and mailers, forums, op-eds, sign-waving, and glad-handing, you thought the election was over, didn’t ya? For...

Struggle of the Sacred Tribe

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Charged and arrested for felony possession, Denver’s mushroom rabbi’s case could change precedents for religious practice in Colorado