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Teen gets 15 years in prison in Facebook coercion case
WAUKESHA, Wis. — Anthony Stancl, who used the Facebook social networking site to deceive and coerce fellow New Berlin Eisenhower High School...
Statewide survey sheds light on health experiences of LGB but not...
Being a teenager can be tough work — you’re in the business of becoming who you are. For some teens, being who they are means being unlike many of their peers. A recent statewide survey shows just how hard growing up can be for Colorado high school students who ...
From the shadows
Jose Beteta’s American story is a familiar kind. When he came to the United States, he was just 13 years old. His parents wanted a better life for him and his brothers and America provided good work and a fine educational system. So his family made the big decision, ...
Out like a lamb
About one out of every five homes was destroyed or significantly damaged in Lyons in the 2013 flood. At least 98 households were forced to relocate. Many haven’t returned, in no small part because they have no home to return to...
Battling the blaze
It’s a hot Tuesday afternoon, and half of Colorado Mountain Ranch lies in ruins, one of many homes and businesses destroyed by the Fourmile Canyon fire that torched more than 6,000 acres in the foothills surrounding Boulder. The taste of ash is in the air as Mike ...
Kirk Cameron of ‘Growing Pains’ Says He’s Not Homophobic, Explains Christian...
Kirk Cameron doesn’t speak in sound bites. He’s in New York on Monday afternoon to promote his new documentary, Monumental: In Search of America’s National Treasure...
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Boulder’s first of three “rightsizing” pilot projects has rubbed many Boulder residents the wrong way — so wrong, in fact, that on July 28, City Council decided not to move forward with the next two pilot projects as soon as initially planned. The first project — ...
Video-game convention gives taste of future releases
LOS ANGELES — The Electronic Entertainment Exposition...
