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CU study pinpoints the worst ‘fake news’ offenders
What is “fake news”? Where does it come from, and who spreads it? And what impact does it have on democracy?
Those were the questions...
Federal judge orders ORR and ICE to release minors with ‘greater...
Before the summer of 2018, most Americans had never heard of the Flores settlement or about the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) and its...
Russian mob eclipses Italian Mafia in South Florida, FBI says
MIAMI — When the feds busted a syndicate of...
Drilling in an Arctic Eden
Outside my nylon cocoon, a high-pitched buzz pulsed: enemies at the gates. Enemies that would devour me alive given the chance.
I was holed up...
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...
Bears were relocated into area where state is now killing bears
Soon after the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission (CPW)approved two predator control plans on Dec. 14, 2016, it was revealed that CPW has been...
With limitations passed, what’s next for development in Boulder’s Opportunity Zone?
Let the investments begin: The Boulder City Council on Tuesday night, Oct. 29, voted 8-1 to lift its moratorium on development in its Opportunity...
Managing scarcity
Just after 9 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 25, Mark pokes his head out from his sleeping bag, double-wrapped in a crinkled emergency blanket for...
Will Colorado Communities Adapt to Climate-Driven Wildfire?
"It never crossed my mind,” says Nederland resident Rick Rudstrom when asked if he had ever considered the possibility of his home burning in a...
In pursuit of stability
Introducing himself by nickname, Nutcase sits cross-legged in his friends’ tent sipping hot coffee with cream. His own tent, pitched just a few feet...
Brute force
Boulder will pay $95,000 to Sammie Lawrence and release three years of Boulder police “use of force data” following settlement—but will anything change?
