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Trump’s executive order on internet speech trickles down to Boulder County
"Get the facts about mail-in ballots.”
The fact-check heard ’round the world. Two days after Twitter slapped a fact-checking label on a tweet from President...
Taking initiative
It’s 9 a.m. on a Friday in Boulder and eviction court is underway. This week, Feb. 21, the docket is fairly light with only...
Case pending
Martin hadn’t planned on coming to the U.S. He really hadn’t ever thought about leaving his native Cameroon. Part of the Anglophone minority, he...
Initiatives canvassers report harassment
Canvassers collecting signatures to guarantee two initiatives impacting oil and gas regulations make it on the November ballot claim they have been harassed while...
Chinese New Year events come to Boulder
The Shaolin Hung Mei Kung Fu Association will celebrate Chinese New Year and the beginning of the Year of the Tiger with performances of the Lion Dance and Kung Fu at several locations in Boulder and along the Front Range until Feb. 21...
…Does it make a sound?
The first time I saw the Pawnee National Grassland, I was on a quest to find a ghost town I’d heard about. It shared its name with my place of birth; a small town in Oklahoma called Purcell. Aside from the name, I think my curiosity is the only thing these two places...
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QUESTIONS ARISE AROUND COMPLAINT PROCESS AS COUNCILMEMBER ACCUSED OF CONDUCT VIOLATION
A Boulder resident has filed a complaint with the City Clerk to investigate a...
Audit finds COGCC let oil and gas operators off the hook...
Oil and gas operators in Colorado failed to submit 50,000 required monthly well reports between 2016 and 2018. The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation...
Former CU faculty member’s death alcohol-related
Margaret Zamudio, a former University of Colorado at Boulder faculty member who made headlines a decade ago for drug use, being fired from CU and suing the school, died on Christmas night in Laramie, Wyo., and alcohol has been listed as a contributing factor in her ...
Birth behind bars
Thousands of pregnant people are admitted to U.S. jails and prisons every year—what happens when they give birth?
Finishing the job
They call it “the worm.” It’s the enclosed conveyor belt suspended above Highway 66 outside of Lyons that used to bring raw materials from...
