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Your cable box is dying — long live the game console!

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Your cable box is headed for obsolescence...

City disturbs possible Valmont grave site

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City of Boulder workers have disturbed a possible gravesite just outside of Valmont Cemetery...

To lure shoppers, stores cut turkey prices to new lows

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DALLAS — November turkeys have been the perennial loss...

Ford offers 2 buyout packages to workers

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DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. is offering another round of buyouts to its UAW workers...

Colorado’s ‘Soul Food Scholar’ on history, publishing, race and barbecue

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How did Colorado’s Adrian Miller, an attorney with degrees from Stanford and Georgetown, go from working in the Clinton administration and serving as a...

Breach of trust?

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The City of Broomfield and the Woman Creek Reservoir Authority (WCRA), a political subdivision and public corporation of the State of Colorado, are opposed...

Apple acquires mobile advertiser Quattro Wireless

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SAN FRANCISCO — Apple Inc. is looking to improve its place in the market for mobile advertising following its acquisition Tuesday of Quattro Wireless, a developer of wireless advertising networks...

Big oil pours money into killing Longmont frack ban

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As first reported in Boulder Weekly, the oil and gas industry is bankrolling an effort to defeat Longmont’s proposed ban against hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars...

Tech’s role in domestic violence gets forum

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A group of domestic abuse counselors, police officers, detectives, lawyers, district attorneys and more will meet this Thursday, April 14 and Friday, April 15...

Top Marine opposes ending the ban on gays serving openly in...

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WASHINGTON — The commandant of the Marine Corps...

Buying in

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Though the election is six months away, the oil and gas industry is already plunging millions of dollars into campaigns to quash proposals seeking to give local governments the power to limit or ban fracking. Though those proposals are still forming, scores of ads ...