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Since the end of World War II, Boulder has been transformed from a sleepy college town to a Mecca for scientists from around the world. Several years ago, Fiske Planetarium at the University of Colorado (CU) began collaborating with the Boulder Weekly to publish a ...

Memory is a funny thing. One recent lunch break, my sister’s on the phone and she mentions Daisy’s resurrection. I’m walking down the street...

In a surprising move following on the heels of the passage and signing of Colorado Senate Bill 19-181 — a piece of legislation said...

The seven Colorado River Basin states missed a Jan. 31 federal deadline to come up with a plan to reduce their use of the...

This story is part of Boulder Weekly's Jessica Ridgeway package...

On the one-month anniversary of the Parkland, Florida, school shooting, almost 1 million students from kindergarten to 12th grade participated in more than 3,000...

Last summer, the U.N. High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) estimated there were 65.3 million forcibly displaced people worldwide. One in every 113 people has...

Colorado legislature passes plastic bill Recognizing the toll plastic bags and Styrofoam take on the environment, the Colorado Senate and House recently passed a bill...

On Friday, April 20, Boulder Weekly left the Denver Press Club with 27 awards — including 10 first-place honors — from the Society of...

Angie Busby woke up surrounded by a haze. Smoke from the East Troublesome Fire, the second largest wildfire in Colorado’s history, was covering Busby’s...

#BoulderStrong Resource Center moves, supports Arvada community too On Saturday, June 19, the #BoulderStrong Resource Center opened in its permanent location to continue to support...