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Hate in Trump world
When Jeanette Vizguerra entered sanctuary in a Denver church in early 2017, she thought she might have to stay for four years, the entirety...
The local food shift
The local food shift is gaining significant traction in Boulder County, growing well beyond the euphoric early adopter stage into early majority territory. It is unfolding so rapidly and so unpredictably that it could well be called a revolution...
A mixed ruling
It started with leaked screenshots and a fake Twitter account.
What followed was a defamation lawsuit filed by former City Council candidate Steve Rosenblum against...
‘An injury to one is an injury to all’
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Since July, thousands of people have joined the Standing Rock Sioux in North Dakota as they protest the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), which is...
Still lost in limbo
When Olympic athlete and Native American football legend Jim Thorpe died in 1953, there wasn’t money in his bank account to send his body back to his native state of Oklahoma, where he wanted to be buried. He didn’t have his Olympic medals for the decathlon and ...
Improving the system
A number of district attorneys’ offices across Colorado, including Boulder’s, have released data revealing racial and ethnic inequality in their prosecution processes.
The eight participating...
Fighting for today
It’s been a little over a year since the City of Boulder and Boulder and San Miguel counties teamed up and filed a lawsuit...
News from around the County
After fire, Cal-Wood seeks donations
The Cal-Wood Education Center has used the ponderosa pine forests outside Jamestown as an outdoor classroom. In the recent wildfire...
A seat at the table
Each fall, for the past 11 years, Spanish-speaking women from around Boulder County and the region have gathered at the University of Colorado for...
The Foilies 2021
The day after the 2021 inauguration, Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut took to Twitter to declare: “Biden is making transparency cool again.”
This was a...
Who’s afraid?
Almost 40 years passed before anyone thought to miss the gray wolf. Wolves, along with grizzlies, had been deliberately eradicated in western states in the name of protecting people and their livestock. The last wolf in Colorado was killed in the 1930s. By the time ...


















