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Victor’s new heart
Ever since Victor was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy and congestive heart failure in 2005, he’s been waiting for a new heart. In early...
Are state actions increasing the risk of cougars attacking people?
The three cougar attacks on people in Colorado this year have made headlines around the world. This reflects not only how...
High country defelonization
Isaac Aragon was arrested in 1998 with a half-ounce of marijuana on him. He was 14 at the time, and cannabis hadn’t...
Supporters of library tax district say City can’t meet library system’s...
The Boulder Public Library system needs more money than the City can give it.
There is roughly a $2-million...
The bad news about SB 181
Phillip Doe is a former environmental compliance officer and head of the Reclamation Law Administration for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. He...
The perils of forgotten history
If it’s true that it’s the history we don’t know that dooms us to repeat the mistakes of our past, then...
Oil industry exemptions may doom EPA efforts to improve Front Range...
Each morning the Earth turns east in its orbit and the sun’s rays hit the highest peaks in Colorado. As the foothills...
Colorado Rising files motion to reopen Longmont fracking ban case
In a surprising move following on the heels of the passage and signing of Colorado Senate Bill 19-181 — a piece of...
Spray to play
For at least the past 17 years, the residents of Boulder County have been making their opposition to using chemicals such...
Earl Turner has an ally in the White House
At this point, most Americans are painfully aware that instances of gun violence, particularly mass shootings, are on the rise. Yet,...
Drumming up support for the Dream and Promise Act
Javier Pineda learned to ride a bike when he was 12 years old. It was on a silver and red BMX single-speed...
A rallying cry
Laurel Eckhouse’s grandmother almost didn’t make it to the U.S. Born in 1920, she fled Nazi Germany for London in 1933 as...
