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College students arrested for not paying tip
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — It was an evening out that college students...
BW’s big day at ‘Top of the Rockies’ contest
Please forgive our bragging, but we’re so proud of our reporters and artists that we just couldn’t keep this to ourselves.
On Friday, April 14,...
Needling disputes
Despite sharing a common interest — protecting the public while they get body art — some Boulder County body artists and the Boulder County Public Health department are struggling to resolve their differences in ongoing disputes that both sides say have become ...
Let the Sunshine in
In February, Jefferson County District Court Judge Margie Enquist ruled that a secret ballot vote by the Arvada City Council didn’t violate Colorado’s Open Meetings Law, often referred to as the “Sunshine Law.” Enquist also ruled that the plaintiff, a citizen of ...
Spotify’s digital music service debuts in U.S.
LOS ANGELES — Sweden's Spotify digital music service...
Poll: Almost half of Americans reject swine flu vaccine
WASHINGTON — Despite a rising nationwide toll of sickness...
Boulder County: $7,500 for open records request justified
In what may be another case of a government agency gouging citizens for access to public records, Boulder County officials are defending their estimate that they would have to charge someone $7,500 for documents related to the testing of a controversial ballot ...
Viacom must pay $383 million more to makers of Rock Band
LOS ANGELES — Viacom Inc. has been ordered to pay an...
Who is pulling the strings at CU?
During the Ward Churchill trial last spring, there was a witness who traveled all the way from California to testify on behalf of the fired University of Colorado professor of ethnic studies, but the judge sided with CU attorneys' arguments and prohibited the witness...
Sequester may shutter CU faculty research, labs
Christopher Lowry is working on several new treatments for depression, even on the possibility of vaccinating against it. These treatments could improve the lives of millions of people. The only problem is, since the sequester, he can’t find anyone to pay him to ...
