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Smartphones and tablets account for more than 20% of US internet...
As mobile devices like smartphones and tablets continue to become...
U.S.-Russia treaty stalls over Obama missile defense plan
WASHINGTON — Negotiations to complete a new U.S.-Russia nuclear arms treaty have stalled over a Russian demand for the option to withdraw unilaterally if Moscow...
Suspects in gang rape of California teenager plead not guilty
RICHMOND, Calif. — Six people charged with gang raping a...
BPD reaches milestone
With the recent promotion of a fifth female sergeant, the Boulder Police Department has announced that it has more commissioned female supervisors than at any time in its history.The milestone was reached when Officer Kristi Peterson was promoted to the position of ...
Hugh Hefner, others donate money to save Hollywood sign from developers
LOS ANGELES — Playboy founder Hugh Hefner has come to the rescue of the Hollywood sign on Monday, anteing up $900,000 to help in the effort to preserve the land to the west of the famed landmark...
U.S. air base’s relocation causing strain to U.S., Japan ties
TOKYO — The relationship of trust between Japan and the...
Chick-fil-A supporters plan mail-in
Chick-fil-A customers who showed up in droves Wednesday to back the chicken chain’s opposition to same-sex marriage are literally mailing in their support now...
Body found in Berkeley marina could be missing baby
BERKELEY, Calif. — A child's body found near the Berkeley...
State resurrects fund that compensates communities for oil/gas impacts
The state has resumed pouring millions of dollars into a 35-year-old fund that aims to offset impacts caused by oil and gas operations and other forms of resource extraction...
Smoke signals, via Twitter
%uFFFDAs the flames raced through northwest Boulder on Labor Day morning, concerned residents naturally jumped on their computers in search of news on the fire. But those who scoured through news sites found very little in the way of live coverage and updates. ...
Season of service
Several times a week, 47-year-old Ron Cobbley does his part to serve Boulder’s homeless. He spends much of his time assisting First Presbyterian Church with a lunch for the homeless and greets visitors by name or with a friendly pat on the back. Few would know that ...
