The Colorado Sun’s Q&A with Boulder Valley Health Center delves into 50 years of abortion care and why it’s dropping “women” from its name
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Posted inCrime and Courts
Man accused of killing 10 at Boulder supermarket is competent for trial, prosecutors say
Judge’s decision is pending, but district attorney says experts at a Colorado mental hospital feel suspect no longer has a mental disability that prevents him from aiding in his defense.
Posted inOutdoors
17-year-old Boulder cyclist hit by vehicle, killed while training for mountain bike world championships
Magnus White was a rising multidisciplinary star, winning a junior national championship in cyclocross in 2021 and earning a place on the U.S. national team
Posted inCulture
Step into an intimate mystery in 19th century Colorado with the play “Ruin” at Boulder’s Dairy Arts Center
Aaron Klass, the writer and director of the play, runs a museum out of his Longmont home, and also mines for gold.
Posted inCulture
Bolder Boulder 10K runners dress to impress in costumes, pajamas and “antigravity pants”
Elite athletes join recreational runners to keep beloved race weird for 43rd year
Posted inCrime and Courts
Boulder City Council removes Police Oversight Panel member, prompting threat of legal action
In removing Lisa Sweeney-Miran, some council members hope to protect the work of the panel. Others worry it will have a chilling effect.
Posted inSports
A collegiate track star seeking to break 2 minutes in the 800M finds her pacers in Boulder
Aaliyah Miller says training long miles at high altitude is upping her game
Posted inOpinion Columns
Opinion: Boulder has good reason to keep mum about the location of a planned group home
The NIMBYs will come out in force, despite their groundless fears about the home’s menace to property values and children.
Posted inOpinion Columns
Opinion: We can support oil and gas extraction and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
A balanced approach, not endless litigation, gets better environmental results without gutting thousands of jobs.
Posted inEnvironment
Could Colorado communities get to 100% renewable energy faster than utility companies? Lawmakers may provide the tool.
Community choice electric, or CCE, is a concept pioneered in 1999. Xcel Energy says it’s a solution to a carbon problem that is already on its way to being solved.