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It all started with White House press secretary Sean Spicer suggesting that the federal government would crack down on states that have legalized recreational...

Though the election is six months away, the oil and gas industry is already plunging millions of dollars into campaigns to quash proposals seeking to give local governments the power to limit or ban fracking. Though those proposals are still forming, scores of ads ...

Boulder County’s northeast shoulder is about to get fracked. Again...

The much-beloved colors of fall — the golds, reds, oranges and even browns of leaves in autumn — might not last forever...

Boulder Shelter for the Homeless to offer day services The Boulder Shelter for the Homeless is working to open a day services center at its...

The Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center (RMPJC) is celebrating its 20th Anniversary. As part of the festivities, RMPJC will be hosting the 20th...

CU research highlights costs and causes of wildfires as 416 Fire grows As the 416 Fire grows to 26,000 acres in Southwest Colorado, with only 15...

In 1993, the year of Boulder Weekly’s birth, an uproar began over Colorado voters’ passage of Amendment 2, which banned any laws protecting gays from discrimination. The cities of Boulder, Denver and Aspen had passed such laws...

An explosion at a well site in eastern Utah has killed one worker and injured two others...

There is a motorcycle in the front yard of Tracy Manthy’s mobile home...

To celebrate BW's 25th anniversary, we dedicated several sections of this week's edition to looking back on the last quarter-century of news and events,...

Prologue...