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What does a world without fossil fuels look like?  In Colorado, natural gas, gasoline and coal still lead the way in our total energy consumption...

Ron Bostwick, the Boulder International Film Festival’s executive producer of special events, grew up in Maryland and then lived in Boston, where he went to college, for about 20 years. But he’s been living in Boulder for about a dozen years now and can’t imagine ...

The new private consortium that has been granted the right to finance construction and charge a toll on U.S. 36 could be operating illegally...

LOS ANGELES — Early this year, Brian Sandoval and...

NEW YORK — Elegantly clad in black lace, her famously copper hair now blond, Arianna Huffington was surrounded by friends and well-wishers as she arrived Saturday at a fundraising dinner for Columbia University's student newspaper. Everyone wanted to congratulate ...

LUSH Cosmetics is encouraging the public to head to stores...

For the fourth year in a row, Colorado lawmakers are considering the Right to Rest Act, a piece of legislation aimed at local policies...

TOWARDS THE END of 2009, Tom Weis was a man growing weary, watching the pre-Obama promises of a cleaner, more sustainable future slip away, bit by bit. As the enthusiasm brought on by the idea of a quick U-turn in energy policy was replaced by ever-deepening despair ...

WASHINGTON — Promising “extraordinarily radical...

The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) approved 181 oil and gas drilling applications since August 2013 that were incomplete, according to a study by the Sierra Club and the University of Denver Environmental Law Clinic...

Friday’s jobs report was a disappointment even though it showed...

Rep. Jared Polis, D-Boulder, and his partner Marlon Reis...