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CU cops: Cracking down on 4/20 isn’t worth it
Over the years, University of Colorado at Boulder officials have made several attempts to curtail, break up and even prosecute participants in the 4/20 pot smokeout...
New homeless kitchen will serve more than meals
The Bridge House, which provides food and other resources to homeless in the Boulder area, is poised to cut the ribbon on a new commercial kitchen that will do much more than simply expand the amount of food the organization can serve...
A win, but not the end of the fight
Since President Trump took office in 2017, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has hung in the balance. First introduced in 2012...
To Fix America’s Education Bureaucracy, We Need to Destroy It
America's schools are being crushed under decades of legislative...
Top U.S. science official: ‘Climate change is having consequences in real...
One of America’s top science officials says the current onslaught of...
GOPers say ‘too much’ media on Trayvon Martin
Twice as many Republicans as Democrats say there’s been too much...
Buff Briefs | UCB halts study abroad in Mexico
boulderweekly.com/briefs UCB halts study abroad in Mexico...
George Zimmerman: Judge sets bail at $150K
George Zimmerman can be released on $150,000 bail as...
Crews continue battling Flagstaff Fire outside of Boulder
Crews continued fighting the Flagstaff Fire west of Boulder...
With the passage of HB 1057, have Democrats once again killed...
On Aug. 4, 2014, more than a quarter of a million signatures belonging to Colorado voters were on their way to the Secretary of State’s office for the purpose of putting two citizens-initiatives that would potentially amend the state’s constitution on the November ...
iPad neat, but I’m waiting for ver. 2.0
After playing with Apple's iPad at its press debut Wednesday, I want to buy one — just not yet...
Window-washer tumbles 8 stories to street, breaks one finger
SEATTLE — A window-washer fell eight stories outside a...
