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Rocky Mountain Urgent Care is now offering H1N1 vaccinations...

Ever since the city of Boulder purchased its Valmont Butte property, city taxpayers have been picking up the tab to pay for the environmental sins committed by more than a century’s worth of long-departed users at the site...

As Boulder police continue to nab members of a teenage “graffiti crew” responsible for much of the recent spike in tagging around town, city officials plan to crack down on property owners as well, in an effort to get graffiti cleaned up in a more timely manner...

WASHINGTON — Rep. Ron Paul, a Texas Republican, is running for president for a third time...

NEW ORLEANS — The unified public-private response to the Gulf of Mexico...

WASHINGTON — Al-Qaida's third-ranking leader — a close associate and relative by marriage of Osama bin Laden — is believed to have been killed in a U.S. drone strike in Pakistan's tribal region, according to U.S. officials...

SEATTLE — Mining giant Asarco has agreed to pay $1.8 billion to clean up more than 80 toxic sites in 19 states as part of the largest environmental bankruptcy settlement in U.S. history...

Fights between cable operators and TV networks are nothing new...

SEATTLE — Airtight Games' debut video-game title, "Dark...

In central Ohio, the Wayne National Forest is becoming yet another staging ground for a fight over fracking, as Wayne Forest Supervisor Anne Carey decided not to rewrite the plan for the management of the forest and prevent hydraulic fracturing in the area...

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There was an effort by half of the state’s Water Resources Review Committee last week to approve two bills that would have taken the permitting process for new dams and reservoirs away from federal and state regulatory agencies like the Environmental Protection ...