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WASHINGTON — The much-lampooned color-coded Department of Homeland Security threat alerts are being replaced with a simpler, two-level system that warns of specific dangers for a defined period of time...

It seems as if the perfect storm is building...

Is a bow and arrow a firearm? Yes, according to the Boulder County Commissioners, but only on Sugarloaf Mountain...

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://pixel.propublica.org/pixel.js" async="true"></script> The California Legislature recently passed a bill that would provide the state’s taxpayers some of the strongest protections in the nation...

MIAMI — The investment scam by Fort Lauderdale attorney...

Editor’s Note: When regular Boulder Weekly freelancer Haley Gray — who speaks fluent Arabic — told us she was going to be spending a few months in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, we made arrangements for her to write a few stories on subjects that we felt our readers ...

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

CHICAGO — Kaney O'Neill knows she has limits as a mother...

A few years ago, photographer Peggy Dyer had what she says in “yoga terms” — Dyer herself is a yogi — one might call “a spiritual awakening...

In this year’s multi-state Top of the Rockies contest put on by the Society of Professional Journalists, Boulder Weekly won 13 first place awards...

Gwen Goodwin was just shy of 53 when she decided it was time to come out of the closet — born in a man’s body, she says she could no longer live “the half and half life...

A group of CU grads has launched an unusual — some would say unreasonable — incubator to help brilliant entrepreneurs get their social and environmental ideas funded and off the ground.The Unreasonable Institute will host an opening reception on Monday evening to ...