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Paula Oransky never dreamed she could be fired for protesting against...
It was without question the best job Paula Oransky had ever had. The Colorado School of Mines graduate was making six figures, had a...
The cost of tilting at the 4/20 windmill
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 ...
MySpace sold to online ad network in $35 million deal
LOS ANGELES — MySpace, once the dominant social...
Settlement of Outback lawsuit means $16 million for women
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Outback Steakhouse has agreed to pay $19 million to settle a lawsuit that alleged its company-owned restaurants practiced "glass ceiling" sex discrimination...
Pharmacists describe local effects of shortage
Boulder County hospital pharmacy directors say they have felt the effects of the national prescription drug shortage, but luckily their patients have been spared from serious impacts so far...
Teenage girl, 16, convicted of shooting girlfriend after break-up
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — By the time the jury reached its...
Out of the shadows
Gwen Goodwin was just shy of 53 when she decided it was time to come out of the closet — born in a man’s body, she says she could no longer live “the half and half life...
Pythons Eating Through Everglades Mammals at “Astonishing” Rate?
From rabbits to deer to even bobcats, invasive Burmese pythons appear to be eating through the Everglades' supply of mammals, new research shows...
Off Target Part 8: What’s in a name?
Editors note: Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s two predator management plans have been ensnared in contention and doubt regarding their scientific legitimacy and underlying purpose...
Facebook Scoops Up Face.com For ~$100M To Bolster Its Facial Recognition...
After about a month of speculation, Facebook has finally announced its acquisition of Israeli facial recognition technology Face.com...
Palin doesn’t rule out 2012 presidential run
WASHINGTON — Fresh off her speech to the Tea Party convention, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on Sunday left open the possibility she would run for president in 2012 and asserted President Obama would lose if the election were held today...
