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It was “just a typical, normal day on the delivery route,” for Colton Coulimore, an almost-30-year-old Amazon Prime driver from Longmont. Then, as he...

Marc Bekoff, as my grandmother would say, is a card. He’s the definition of good-natured with an easy smile. He’s quick to lovingly tease,...

Air traffic over Boulder is testing residents, creating tension with airports and pilots—but solutions remain elusive

On July 6, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approved a project by Denver Water to raise the dam at Gross Reservoir by 131...

In late 2012, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced he was considering opening New York to fracking, allowing the oil and gas industry to develop the...

This story is part of Boulder Weekly's Jessica Ridgeway package...

A matte-black carrying case with two heavy latches suggests something vaguely weapons-grade in the trunk of the rented Jeep. An optical gas-imaging camera is removed...

The New York State Bar Association calls it the “perfect storm begging for immediate attention.” For homeowners who have been caught in the storm, it is an unmitigated economic disaster. But for the oil and gas industry at the center of it all, it is just the latest ...

It may be getting harder and harder to figure out the truth, but at least this much is clear: It’s a good time to...

This article is part of Boulder Weekly’s ongoing examination of water in the West over the next several months, as climate change, infrastructure projects...

In a move with little national precedent, the Colorado legislature approved a bill this month that requires school districts to share money raised from local...

Editor’s note: In Part 2 of our continuing “Eracism” series on the history of Latinos in Boulder County, being conducted in partnership with the Boulder County Latino History Project, we explore the role of the Ku Klux Klan...