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PHOENIX — Jared Loughner on Monday pleaded not guilty to charges that he tried to assassinate U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and two members of her staff in the course of a shooting rampage that killed six people...

Rep. Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Longmont, says she and Sen. Rollie Heath, D-Boulder, plan to sponsor legislation this spring to provide more protections to residents of mobile home parks, partly in response to complaints about park owners in Boulder...

A win for victims of abuse at the Colorado Supreme Court On Monday, May 21, the Colorado Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of victims...

Former Boulder Weekly Editor Pamela White first wrote about the treatment of pregnant women in prison on Aug. 2, 2001. The story was called “Woman in chains,” and it was about an inmate who went into labor prematurely but was denied medical attention — and even ...

All indicators point to America being on the brink of a new harvest of rage; that’s to say, a new and likely larger wave...

OK, so this story is about weeds and weedkillers, neither of which is...

The window into a world where I am a submarine commander, a street fighter, a pilot, a Jedi, pops outs at me in stunning 3-D...

The City of Boulder and Boulder County have offered some level of emergency preparedness training for many years. But the classes don’t necessarily have...

For Eli Koehn, Colorado Mountain Ranch in Gold Hill and the family that own it are more than just employers. They’re like family...

Every medical student learns this much Latin: primum non nocere: “First, do no harm.” For centuries, all newly minted physicians have taken the Hippocratic...

Fire evacuation protocols are often created with cars in mind: Make sure your gas tank is always at least half-full, know how to open...

Rumors have been circulating that The Yellow Deli, which opened about a month ago near the corner of Ninth and Pearl streets in Boulder, is operated by a religious “cult...