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One of the main reasons Longmont’s Pumphouse Brewery and its sister establishment, The Red Zone, were able to survive nearly two months without a liquor license was the outpouring of support it received from faithful customers who continued dining there despite its ...

Today's Election Day across the country, and besides the obvious presidential contest there are dozens of very interesting races to follow...

Dr. Jennifer Matheson knew immediately when the COVID-19 pandemic hit that feelings of anxiety, fear and loneliness would explode.  “The fact that social isolating and...

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Undeterred by admonishing emails from the campus administration, thousands turned out for the annual marijuana smokefest known as 4/20 at the University of Colorado yesterday. The crowd, estimated at around 10,000 people, waved flags, bounced beach balls, blew ...

Boulder Weekly has received 11 first-place honors and 17 other awards for its 2012 articles in a multi-state contest held annually by the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Peggy Byrne lost her most recent job as a...

LIMA, Peru — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates...

LOS ANGELES — Facebook has quietly opened the door for application developers to request a user's addresses and phone numbers...

The Boulder police officer who was seriously injured in a scuffle with a man suspected of slashing tires on his patrol vehicle on Oct. 16 says he is overwhelmed by the outpouring of support he has received from the community and his co-workers...

Google-powered Android phones are outselling Apple's iPhone, according to a report released Monday by Nielsen Co...

Part of Amy Yarger’s work at the Butterfly Pavilion is to boost biodiversity — an increasingly daunting task.  “People often say, ‘Pollinators are cool —...