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Evolution of a movement: story and photo essay
On May 2, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that Longmont’s fracking ban and Fort Collins’ fracking moratorium were in conflict with state regulations and...
Here and there: Part 1
Editor’s note: For several years now, Boulder Weekly has been covering the hardships Front Range families face when a loved one is held in...
Anti-democracy
Cambridge Analytica (CA) is a political consulting firm that has been making a lot of headlines of late. The company is accused of illegally...
24th anniversary issue
Happy anniversary, time for an optimism break
I have to say, this has become one of our favorite issues of the year to put together....
Waiting for the clean up
The County has a plan for debris removal after the Marshall Fire, but some residents have concern
Connections between recently proposed legislation and antigovernment extremists threaten public lands...
Residents, transplants and visitors alike recognize Colorado as a pioneer in public land leadership. From forests like the White River National Forest to parks...
A time of fear
There’s been an escalation in violence against Muslims in the United States that coincides with the 2016 presidential election season, according to a new...
How the coronavirus is affecting the foster system in Boulder County
Within a week of the coronavirus shutdowns, the team at Boulder County’s Three60 Foster Care began facilitating virtual visitations between parents and kids in...
Polis administration complicit in disguising true health risks found by recent...
Phillip Doe is a former environmental compliance officer and head of the Reclamation Law Administration for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. He currently serves...
Misdirection
Pam Howard is a member of the Thompson School District Board of Education. It’s a district that spans Larimer and Boulder Counties; from Estes Park to Berthoud to Loveland. Her kids went to Thompson’s public schools, with her youngest just heading off to Princeton ...
Fracking and academic freedom
A former researcher who says he left the Colorado School of Mines due to pressure from the oil and gas industry has now lost his university job in Wyoming after an industry association complained to his superiors about comments he made about fracking...


















