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Updated: Legislator wants CSU to grow pot for the state
Editor's Note: This story last updated at 3:15 p.m...
Where’s the heat?
In the 2004 action film The Day After Tomorrow, global warming melts enough polar ice to disrupt natural ocean currents, plunging the northern hemisphere into a new ice age. While the story is clearly in the realm of science fiction, the premise of the movie is based...
New homeless kitchen will serve more than meals
The Bridge House, which provides food and other resources to homeless in the Boulder area, is poised to cut the ribbon on a new commercial kitchen that will do much more than simply expand the amount of food the organization can serve...
Sensing trouble
In the fight against global warming, both carbon dioxide and methane are known greenhouse gases that effectively trap heat in the earth’s atmosphere. Although there is disagreement on which gas contributes more significantly to global warming, experts and scientists ...
Nederland preschool teacher accused of assault
Editor's note: Charges against Kristen Barnett were dropped after this story was published...
Nevada county gives brothel OK to hire male sex workers
TONOPAH, Nev. — Brothel owner Bobbi Davis got the go-ahead Tuesday to hire what her Web site cheekily calls "a few good men...
Loss of City Trees Costs Billions
Tree cover in American cities is shrinking, and it could be costing taxpayers billions of dollars...
Community rallies around firefighter who lost home in flood
Boulder firefighter Jacob Dickes was tired — even before the three-day shift he spent rescuing others from the flood that would threaten his family and take his house...
Market value: Boulder Farmers’ Market vendors must meet sales thresholds to...
A new policy requiring all vendors at the Boulder Farmers’ Market to earn a minimum amount of revenue to keep their space has raised some eyebrows, but the market’s executive director says the move is not motivated by a desire to increase profits...
Proposed bill aims to strengthen driver’s license program for immigrants
State Rep. Jonathan Singer (D-Longmont) plans to introduce a bill to the House that will strengthen a thus-far ineffective driver’s license program for immigrant...
Not in this Statehouse
The state bill that would have rolled back Colorado’s renewable energy standards to half of their proposed levels was co-sponsored by legislators who have been linked to the fossil fuel-funded American Legislative Exchange Council...
