Federal officials say another 10 states are getting a total of $230 million to set up new health insurance markets under President Barack Obama's overhaul.
Sen. Mark Udall says the national debt is one of the biggest threats to national security that requires cuts to the military budget and finding ways to rein in Medicare and health care spending.
Buckley has been coming to the Colorado State Treasurer's Office in the Capitol every day since he was a puppy, when U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman was starting his second term as treasurer in 2002.
Stickers circulated to businesses in Fruita with the acronym WTF - "Welcome to Fruita" - will not be used to promote tourism because City Council members oppose the idea.
A University of Colorado study will place 10 new plug-in hybrid vehicles into Boulder homes increasing data examining user experience and system interactions in a smart-grid environment.
The University of Colorado's Volunteer Resource Center is hoping a raffle for two Avalanche tickets will help raise funds for their Alternative Breaks Program.
In his first yoga class -- 15 or 20 years ago, who knows? -- Denver-based musician Damon Grossman heard rhythms as he did the poses and immediately thought about how great it would be to have music during the class.
Gary Hammerslag launched Boa in 1998 after he wanted a way to tie snowboarding boots without having to tug on laces that never seemed to tighten just right. One of his past businesses involved selling wires that guide catheters in angioplasty. From that, he developed a wheel system that tightens criss-crossing stainless steel wire laces by turning a knob.
When I decided to take a break from climbing, I figured I'd eventually come crawling back to the crag or gym utterly reeking of desperation, an overwhelming desire to feel rock under hand and foot and move up it.
Two deaths in the backcountry this week and a surge in skier-involved avalanches have prodded the Colorado Avalanche Information Center to issue a "special advisory statement" warning backcountry travelers of the likelihood of large and dangerous avalanches across the state.
In the first Winter Teva Mountain Games -- the popular summer games have been around for several years -- over the weekend, Boulder athletes won several competitions, from ice climbing to snowshoeing to snow biking.
Just when I thought I was getting all Zen about sports, that I'd cultivated total inner satisfaction in my sporting life, the competitive bug bit me right in the rear.
Dear Christy, One of my female friends just broke up with her boyfriend a couple of weeks ago. I am interested. But how long do I need to wait (without being an insensitive creep) before I attempt to go from friend to friend with benefits?
There's something universally exciting about the glitz and glam of Tinseltown. Though we're more than 1,000 miles from Hollywood's walk of fame, when the red-carpet display of the 84th annual Academy Awards show starts this Sunday, I'll bet your lady would like to be watching.
How's your resolution going? You know, the one you made to work out more? Or maybe the one about being more creative when it comes to impressing potential mates?
What's a better excuse for cuddling up to a date than cold weather? Despite above-average snowfall in Boulder this winter, conditions for the go-to snow-inspired date -- ski days in Summit County -- have sucked.
Valentine's Day is around the corner -- next Tuesday if you've forgotten already -- and those heart-shaped boxes of chocolate have been crowding grocery-store displays for weeks already.
James Harmoush, a junior international affairs and economics double major at CU, is currently spending a semester abroad in the Sciences Po program in Paris.
