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Chris Kraft calls his 34-year-old dairy farming operation in Fort Morgan the “ultimate recycling program.” The formula, he says, is simple: Cow manure is used...

It wasn’t a real courtroom, but the 200-plus people in attendance took the final verdict seriously. When the word “guilty” finally rang out, it...

What do you get when you combine a warehouse space in North Boulder, an artistic community and an unconventional entrepreneur with an eye for all things retro...

Distorted science. Fabricated watchdog groups. False testimonies. Decades of public deception. It’s the stuff of a summer blockbuster — but truth is stranger than fiction, they say...

Unofficial election results show that incumbent Bryan Baum has been narrowly edged out by Dennis Coombs for Longmont mayor...

The city of Boulder seems to have joined a growing number of government agencies in Colorado that have started charging more for — and taking more time to produce — public documents when faced with open records requests...

The library and the post office. A dozen schools. Hundreds of homes. Parks. Every brewery (oh god). Ten gas stations. The wastewater treatment facility. It can all go up in flames at any minute — and that’s just in Longmont. All you’ll hear is a whistle and a boom...

A cohort of nonprofit leaders, university professors and journalists from Tajikistan visited Boulder last week to discuss the role of the media in the...

UPDATE: Jamie Hanson says via email that Richard Fitzpatrick's "51 percent ownership of Merlot Burger LLC would in no way impact a move out of state for Magpul if this bill passes and Magpul will move...

Arturo Hernandez García entered sanctuary on Oct. 21, 2014, the day he was scheduled for deportation. He lived in a Denver church basement for...

Reported hate rises on campus Reports of antisemitic and anti-Islamic discrimination have significantly increased at CU Boulder in the wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict, according...

Last week, in part one of this series, we examined how fracking and oil and gas shale development is likely driving down home values for the millions of Americans living near wells, production platforms, pipelines and other industrial paraphernalia belonging to the ...