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Move To Amend, a national coalition with local affiliates across Colorado, is calling for a day of action on Friday, Jan. 20...

For a town without a golf course, an increasing number of golf carts are being driven around Lyons, prompting the town’s de facto police chief to issue a set of guidelines for their use. Sgt. Kevin Parker of the Boulder County Sheriff ’s Office estimates that ...

Students from Front Range Community College are heading to D.C. with a hairy new device that could change the way we clean up oil spills

Sawyer is a one in a hundred dog. He’s sweet, loyal and smart, with a playful streak likely to mature into a watchful air. At 16 months old, 83 pounds and mostly legs, he has a puppy’s energy for bounding through the backyard, but is so eager to please that his ...

Outside a small housing development west of Pearl Street is a sign. The sign welcomes visitors and residents to Knollwood Village and outlines a few rules. The Knollwood Village homeowners association erected it several years ago. It’s just a regular old sign, like ...

The Ringer,” the first track on Eminem’s 2018 album, Kamikaze, includes a line that piqued Buzzfeed reporter Jason Leopold’s curiosity: the rapper claimed the...

Prioritized enforcement zones’ are on the ballot  The Safe Zones 4 Kids initiative received enough signatures through the city of Boulder’s direct democracy program to...

I woke up this morning and felt that I was going to throw up. It was 5 a.m. Morocco time, and I had just seen...

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Sandra Goodwin, a private landowner from Boulder, Wyoming, has personally seen the effects of oil and gas development on greater sage-grouse populations near her home. When a gravel mine began hauling an average of 350 semi-truck loads a day on the county road in ...

CU women’s basketball invited to ‘the Big Dance’ For the second year in a row, the Colorado women’s basketball team will compete in the 68-team...