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If you’re returning to Honduras, consider covering up any tattoos and be able to explain them if asked — the tattoos might be the...

For the second year in a row, a bill aimed at recovering more than $100 million in tax revenue from Colorado businesses that stash...

March is Women’s History Month, a celebration of female contribution to American history and our contemporary society. It coincides with International Women’s Day, March...

Section 8 isn’t enough anymore. That’s one (admittedly oversimplified) way to look at the housing crisis in America. Federal housing vouchers—often referred to as the...

After all the door-knocking, text messages, yard signs, flyers and mailers, forums, op-eds, sign-waving, and glad-handing, you thought the election was over, didn’t ya? For...

LOS ANGELES — Jack LaLanne...

Colorado’s Grain Chain highlights community over commodity

It’s a busy Monday afternoon at the post office on 55th and Valmont in Boulder. The line for the service counter stretches into the...

When Erin Swiatek began looking for a job last summer, she scoured her neighborhood for employment, but found even the fast food restaurants in the area around her home weren’t hiring...

The Buffalo Field Campaign, which monitors the Yellowstone border and tracks the park’s bison management activities, reports that 410 wild bison have been trapped and removed for slaughter in recent weeks...

Every year come election time, Boulder Weekly editorial staffers get to spend about two months immersing ourselves in seemingly every spec of political minutia from every corner of Boulder County. You might think that we would find fact checking a mill levy or taking...

  When we heard about it, most of us probably thought of their daughter...