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Authorities: Synagogue site hacking came from abroad
Investigators have determined that the three Boulder Jewish organizations' websites that were hacked last week were defaced from abroad, and no federal charges are expected to be filed in the case...
New Arizona law leaves immigrants fearful of seeking government help
TUCSON, Ariz. — Cristina, an illegal immigrant living in South Tucson, recently went to a government office to sign up her children for a state-run Medicaid program...
Major TV makers are betting that 3-D will be a hit,...
LAS VEGAS — To sum up Wednesday at the giant Consumer Electronics Show, you need just one number and three letters: 3-D TV...
Jobless claims edge up 1,000 to 434,000
WASHINGTON — The number of initial claims for state unemployment benefits was essentially unchanged in the week of Jan. 2, rising 1,000 to a seasonally adjusted 434,000 after dramatic declines the previous two weeks, the Labor Department reported Thursday...
K-12 teachers may see layoffs in state budget shortfall
Battle lines are forming in the legislature over what will undoubtedly be the biggest issue during the session this spring: the state’s dwindling budget, and how to avoid the train wreck that is looming for areas like K-12 education, which is likely facing a cut of ...
Salazar won’t run for governor; endorses Hickenlooper
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, the former...
Lawmakers eye mobile-home bill
Rep. Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Longmont, says she and Sen. Rollie Heath, D-Boulder, plan to sponsor legislation this spring to provide more protections to residents of mobile home parks, partly in response to complaints about park owners in Boulder...
Legislators: Pot law needed
Boulder County legislators seem to agree that there is a need for legislation to bring more order to the medical marijuana industry in Colorado...
Anti-whaling crew reports collision with Japanese whaler
The clash between the anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd Conservation Society...
