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RALEIGH, N.C. — Several months ago, Earl Yerby was at home in Apex, N.C., and saw a television report about how quickly germs and bacteria grow inside reusable shopping bags...

When Al Visconti was diagnosed with synovial sarcoma in 2004, his son was only 4 weeks old...

Boulder helps middle-income residents buy homes  A new pilot project launched by the City of Boulder aims to increase affordable housing stock for middle-income community...

On Feb. 14, the nation once again watched in horror as news of another school shooting spread. By the end of the day 17...

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LOS ANGELES — More than two months after protesters...

For more than a decade, Boulder Weekly has been a national leader when it comes to reporting on the critical issue of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), GMO seeds and foods, the movement to label GE food products, and the dangerous practices of monopolistic ...

Dusk was falling on the tiny town of Churchill, Manitoba. It was the first day of November, and a 15-passenger van was trundling along the outskirts of town. The van was carrying a group of adventure tourists back into Churchill after a day of watching polar bears ...

For Terry Mayes, the past five months have been filled with hours of often circuitous phone calls with insurance companies, banks, restoration services and countless other federal, state and local entities. Her home of 19 years on St. Vrain Road just outside of Lyons...

In the autumn of 1980, at a massive underground missile silo in rural Arkansas, the course of human history almost changed forever...

I wake up with a mild hangover from a night spent drinking away feelings. I roll out of bed and assemble an outfit from...

Local man makes coffins out of beetle-kill pine for green burials...