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As climate change, infrastructure projects and politics continue to imperil future access to water in the West, Boulder Weekly will be examining the landscape...

Early in the coronavirus shutdown, Boulder photographer Marsha Steckling walked Pearl Street, only seeing three or four people out on the mall. And the...

On July 31, United States Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced significant fee increases for most naturalization and benefits requests. While the agency justified...

Most of the mobile home community folks I’ve talked with were able to handle April rent. But they have lost hours, contract work, or...

By Matt Vasilogambros, Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts If you or someone you know is concerned about domestic violence, you can call...

As a young man living in Venezuela, Jose Garcia remembers being woken up in the middle of the night by his mother to watch...

Because of a conflict between state marijuana statutes and federal gun laws, Colorado residents must choose between owning guns and using marijuana. Yet state law enforcement officials are virtually powerless to enforce the intersection where those conflicting laws ...

Of the 24 organic farmers who started working Boulder County land in 2011, only five are still in business. There are a lot of reasons...

Cache/Artifact/Element: Romero’s Shovel The Mahaffy Cache is a collection of 86 supposedly 13,000-year-old stone artifacts that were discovered by a landscaper, Romero, who worked on...

Larimer County District Court rules camping ban unconstitutional, a first in the state Homeless advocates have long argued that local ordinances preventing camping in public...

Two years after the Marshall Fire, nearly 300 households have moved back into a rebuilt home. That’s an important number — it symbolizes the...

With the announcement of President Trump’s 2020 budget came proposals to significantly alter how, and even if, people pay off student debt with the...