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

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 ...

Case against fossil fuel companies could stay in local courts  The federal Office of the Solicitor General recommends the Supreme Court allow the City of...

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...

Two and a half years ago Hurricane Maria ripped open homes across the southern Puerto Rican city of Ponce, destroying the rickety electrical grid...

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...

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

PHILADELPHIA — With 13 confirmed fatalities so far, a...

A Greenpeace investigation has found pesticides banned for use on tea...

The City of Boulder has reached another milestone in its effort to explore creation of a municipal electric utility company. Staff has prepared a 285-page memo for city council members explaining that it is, indeed, possible for the city to successfully create a ...

Activists opposed to genetically engineered foods are not singing the same tune when it comes to reaction to the Boulder County commissioners’ Dec. 20 decision to allow additional genetically modified organisms (GMOs) on taxpayer-funded open space...

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