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Latino community reluctant to call 911, study finds
During a heart attack, cardiac arrest event or stroke, the minutes that pass before medical care is administered can cost heart muscle and brain function, but emergency medicine physician Comilla Sasson, who works at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in ...
Foes say makeover of Army Reserve facility isn’t all it could...
One of the most significant residential developments currently planned for the city of Boulder has been quietly flying under the radar...
Valmont Bike Park to open June 11
The Valmont Bike Park in Boulder is expected to open on June 11.Construction on the park is entering its final months, and the City of Boulder’s Parks and Recreation Department plans to announce details on the grand opening event in May. Developed in partnership of ...
Climate change won’t stop for the coronavirus pandemic
Two and a half years ago Hurricane Maria ripped open homes across the southern Puerto Rican city of Ponce, destroying the rickety electrical grid...
On the run
This story experienced the 1997 version of going viral. How big of an impact did the Weekly’s exclusive interviews with fugitive Richard Keyes, who at the time of the interviews was on the run and on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list really have? Big … really big...
Short-term memory loss hits Boulder power players
A Boulder Weekly request for phone records related to Boulder City Council member George Karakehian’s financial disclosures only raises more questions — and more suspicions...
Drumbeat of war grows louder
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 ...
News briefs: March 2, 2023
Regenerative Earth panel
Farmers, public officials and water experts will gather for a panel on regenerative land use on March 8 to discuss practices to...
Life under the bridge
Someone lives under the Boulder Public Library bridge that spans the creek, and he’s not a troll...
Students of Ignite Your Potential: Brighter than bright
Jasmine Johnson sees what’s at stake for her future every time she goes to downtown Denver to see her sister’s theater productions. She says it clicked when she was in seventh grade, and they were passing by homeless people out on the street in the cold...
Citizens gather to discuss Gross Reservoir expansion
A proposal by Denver’s water authority to expand Gross Reservoir in Boulder County is in the approval process, and concerned citizens and environmental groups...
A movement without borders
Colorado is known nationally as a hotbed for both the oil and gas industry, as well as for the anti-fracking movement, particularily as the State battles local jurisdictions over fracking bans in the courts and has approximately 55,000 wells in production. This makes...
