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Police: Dad used 9-year-old daughter as ‘designated driver’

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Kids say the darnedest things. Take the 9-year-old...

Who’s watching your kids?

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Boulder’s rec centers have long been a favorite year-round hangout for the city’s families and for children. As Boulder Weekly discovered during this impressive investigation by Richard Fleming, the East Boulder Recreation Center was, in 1995, likewise a popular ...

Space shuttle Endeavour wraps up a ‘great adventure’

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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Space shuttle Endeavour and its crew of six astronauts touched down safely on Sunday night at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, returning from a bigger and definitely brighter International Space Station...

Underwear bomber pleads guilty, warns U.S.

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DETROIT — Accused underwear bomber Umar Farouk...

Tech’s role in domestic violence gets forum

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A group of domestic abuse counselors, police officers, detectives, lawyers, district attorneys and more will meet this Thursday, April 14 and Friday, April 15...

Tea party crashers

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The tight races for governor and U.S. Senate have some wondering what effect the Tea Party movement in Colorado will have on those contests and certain ballot initiatives...

PureEnergy offers eco-friendly batteries

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Boulder-based PureEnergy Solutions has supercharged the...

Watershed woes

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Sheila Murphy wades into Fourmile Creek, her waist-high beige waders keeping her submerged legs dry. She rinses a plastic container out in the creek, then takes a sample. At the creek bed, she tests the water’s pH and temperature, baseline measures for the health of ...

About 100 acres engulfed by Maxwell Fire

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The Maxwell Fire in Lefthand Canyon has been 25 percent...

The cost of tilting at the 4/20 windmill

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For the third consecutive year, the University of Colorado Boulder will spend upwards of $100,000 to close campus on April 20 in its effort to smother anything resembling a 4/20 marijuana smokeout, which the university says has become too disruptive.  But only a ...

Crackdown

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Now that the anticipated Arizona-type legislation on illegal immigration has been introduced in the Colorado Legislature, opponents of such sweeping reforms may have a new, unlikely ally: the controversial Secure Communities program recently adopted by former Gov. ...

Troubled Waters, continued

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