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New pickleball facility opening in Boulder When Scott Fliegelman started Boulder Pickleball nearly four years ago, he wasn’t exactly sure what it would turn into.  The...

In March 2003, the United States military, accompanied by a coalition of international forces, invaded Iraq...

There’s no manual for raising children, the old adage goes, but they also say it takes a village. But who do parents turn to...

"I think better things are going to come,” Victor says this week, after finding out the crowdsourcing page raising funds to get him health...

“If I’m about to die, I just want to say ... I don’t know. If this is it, I don’t regret it. I did...

Long-suffering environmental activists cheered last month when an organized investor revolt forced ExxonMobil to add three climate-conscious directors to its corporate board. Despite nearly a generation...

City of Boulder forges ahead with Xcel agreement Details of an agreement between the City of Boulder and Xcel Energy were made public on Aug....

Boulder County District Attorney’s Office releases in-depth disparity analysis  The Boulder County District Attorney’s (DA) Office, in collaboration with Prosecutor Performance Indicators (PPI), the Colorado...

With all but provisional ballots counted, county voters appear to have passed two new tax measures — one a mill levy increase to benefit human services, the other a sales-and-use tax to be used for open space purchases. The open-space issue, County Ballot Issue 1B, ...

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 ...

In a time when police departments around the country are being criticized for racial bias, a report by USA Today in Nov. 2014 revealed...

Jerry Allen wants to sell his home. All he has to do is move it out of Boulder...