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Obama blasts Boehner debt-ceiling bill, calls for bipartisan deal
WASHINGTON — As the nation stood Friday on the edge...
Rising Shale Water Complicates Fracking Debate
The nation's boom in natural gas production has come with a cost: The...
New charges pending, Chandra Levy murder trial postponed to October
WASHINGTON — A judge on Monday reluctantly postponed until...
Clear the air
Colorado is making progress to clean emissions spewing from its roads and highways.
The Colorado Clean Car standard, adopted on Oct. 20 by the Air...
Brad Pitt company buys film rights to Airtight Games’ ‘Dark Void’
SEATTLE — Airtight Games' debut video-game title, "Dark...
2023 Vote Guide
Let’s be honest: Voting can feel overwhelming. Don’t be embarrassed. We’re journalists, we understand feeling cynical and burned out.
But we also know voting is...
Microsoft Dives Head-First Into Mobile Hardware With Two 10.6-Inch Tablets
Forget about operating systems. Forget about mice, keyboards and...
RTD says frequent riders should pay the highest prices
With the new year came a fare hike for transportation in the Denver metro area, including Boulder County. At $3 for a single ride...
Boulder Weekly celebrates its 1,000th issue with a look back on...
Over the last 1,000 weeks, Boulder Weekly has published many memorable stories in a number of categories, including in-depth investigations, long-form explanatory pieces, features that have made our readers both laugh and cry, thought-provoking coverage of arts ...
Veterans protest Trump in Colorado Springs
Donald Trump has angered many veterans over the past week for his criticism of Khizr Khan and his wife Ghazala Khan, the grieving parents...
Study associates some birth defects with proximity to natural gas development
Living near hydraulic fracturing (fracking) sites may increase the risk of some birth defects, according to a new study, though the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has countered that the findings indicate association, not causation, and should ...
