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Welcome home
Malik Salsberry waves his hand toward the backyard. “We’re going to do new sod on this half,” he says, explaining the landscaping project he’s...
Heady Internet freedom in China as Great Firewall falls, briefly
BEIJING — Web users reported an outage of China's...
FDA Approves the First Rapid, At-Home HIV Test
The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first...
The problem with Microsoft’s new way to play video games
When Xbox 360's controller-free Kinect add-on hits...
Protect the Children
On the morning of March 8, accompanied by a small group of activists, 23-year old Cullen Lobe, a journalism and environmental affairs student at Colorado...
Rocky Mountain Urgent offering H1N1 shots
Rocky Mountain Urgent Care is now offering H1N1 vaccinations...
AT&T to buy T-Mobile, creating wireless giant
LOS ANGELES — AT&T's surprise $39-billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA Inc...
Construction hurts Lafayette businesses
The construction equipment, traffic cones, and yellow-vested workers directing traffic and operating machinery showed up suddenly, without warning, in spring of this year, says...
From ‘Woman in chains’ to ‘Pregnant in prison’
Former Boulder Weekly Editor Pamela White first wrote about the treatment of pregnant women in prison on Aug. 2, 2001. The story was called “Woman in chains,” and it was about an inmate who went into labor prematurely but was denied medical attention — and even ...
The house that graft built
This story was a classic Boulder Weekly investigation that led to the discovery of corruption within the ranks of the City of Boulder. As a result of this piece, the city made significant changes to ensure that what had occurred could never happen again...
Google bids $900 million for Nortel patents
SAN FRANCISCO — Google Inc. said Monday that it was willing to pay $900 million for patents held by Nortel Networks Corp., the bankrupt communications technology company...
