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Redefining family
Having used her fair share of dating apps, Jenny is used to “matching” with people through screens. This time, however, she was more nervous...
Under a cloak of darkness
Responding to stabbings, blunt force trauma, compound fractures, attempted suicides and domestic violence is just another day at the office for Emergency Medical Service...
In search of a path
Turn west off Highway 93 onto Highway 170 and follow the pavement until the speed limit drops from 45 to 35, 25 to 10...
Gingerbread Houses from Whole Foods recalled
State health officials are warning consumers who purchased assembled gingerbread houses from Whole Foods Market between Nov. 1 and Dec. 23 that the product has been recalled by the manufacturer due to bacterial contamination. The gingerbread houses have been linked ...
Homeless services providers adapt to the coronavirus pandemic
As Daniel (a pseudonym) walks up to the Severe Weather Shelter operated by Bridge House on 30th Street and Valmont, he goes through a...
Joe Frazier, boxing icon and former heavyweight champion of the world,...
PHILADELPHIA — Joe Frazier, the son of a South...
Diluting toxic masculinity?
What’s the first thought that pops into your head when you hear the term “toxic masculinity”?
Perhaps it’s one of many mass shootings perpetrated by...
Project censored
People who get their information exclusively from mainstream media sources may be surprised at the lack of enthusiasm on the left for President Barack Obama in this crucial election. But that’s probably because they weren’t exposed to the full online furor sparked by...
On dangerous ground
The date of Aug. 11 has been looming in Ruy Arango’s mind for months. It’s an expiration date — the day when the last...
Black men still overrepresented in prison
For a while now, we’ve known that black men are more likely to end up in prison than white men. Why isn’t this changing...
The forest is crying
"One does not sell the earth upon which the people walk.”
The quote is attributed to Crazy Horse in the late 19th century, as he...
Citizen science-led study finds ticks expanding into new terrain in Colorado
Ticks are already commonplace in Colorado — and they’re becoming more prevalent.
But the state’s terrain can make tracking them difficult, which is why researchers...