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GM closing Saab operations
DETROIT — General Motors Co., after failing to get a deal to sell off its Saab operations, announced Friday it would begin winding down its premium Swedish division...
Holding the Line
This summer and beyond, two oil and gas companies —Crestone and Extraction’s subsidiary 8 North — are moving forward with plans to develop new...
Will the Supreme Court Uphold Arizona’s Immigration Law?
The United States Supreme Court Wednesday ends the argument phase of...
Sinking Ship
When Sen. Rollie Heath, D-Boulder, speaks of Colorado’s budgetary woes, he speaks of Band-Aids that can’t stop the bleeding, wounds that are hard to heal and rearranging chairs on the deck of the Titanic. He’s particularly worried about public education...
Experts: Prosecuting WikiLeaks will be difficult
If they posted classified documents the federal government decides to file criminal charges against Julian Assange or other WikiLeaks employees because online, media law experts say it will be uncharted waters...
Local haterade: Authors say locavores do more harm than good
Pierre Desrochers and Hiroko Shimizu say they know what’s wrong with the food system: local food purists. In their new book, The Locavore’s Dilemma: In Praise of the 10,000-Mile Diet...
Living in the light
The day after Oscar Juarez publicly announced his immigration status — undocumented, brought to the U.S. at age 7 by parents desperate to escape their impoverished lives in Mexico and eager to promise their children more and better opportunities — he walked into the ...
Hyundai to launch luxury car in U.S. with iPad included
It just might be the world's first paperless car...
A seat at the table
Each fall, for the past 11 years, Spanish-speaking women from around Boulder County and the region have gathered at the University of Colorado for...
Crime is (maybe, kinda, sorta) up, the new fire station is...
Crime is (maybe, kinda, sorta) up, the new fire station is a go, and affordable housing is on the way
A stuck pendulum
The loss of civil liberties, especially privacy rights, over the past dozen years is among the topics that will be discussed extensively at this year’s Conference on World Affairs (CWA) at the University of Colorado Boulder...
