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The fallout from the controversy surrounding University of Colorado tenured sociology professor Patti Adler continued this week, as the chairwoman of the department - who reported Adler to the Office of Discrimination and Harassment - decided to step down.

Tim Metz and Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks Ranger Kelsey Harter listen as a woman whose dog was taken by a coyote points to where she just saw a coyote up the hillside from Bear Canyon Trail on Thursday afternoon.

The concert is open to the public at no charge. The String Cheese Incident's highly anticipated new album release, "Song in My Head," will be available everywhere on April 29. Todd Mitchem, O.penVAPE's chief revenue officer said, "We're all big fans of The String Cheese Incident, the album is amazing and we're happy to have everyone join us in ... (more)

Boulder's popular 10K race has been selling the shirt for years, but some Boulderites say it's time to stop On May 26, tens of thousands of people from around the world will descend upon Boulder - some of them in traditional running gear, many of them in wacky costumes - to participate in the annual BolderBoulder, a 10-kilometer road race that has ... (more)

Eight business leaders were inducted Wednesday into the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame before a record luncheon crowd of 480 people at the Plaza Convention Center in Longmont.

The 'Yes!' is planned to be installed in November on the curved glass wall of the Boulder Public Library facing Arapahoe Avenue.

"Can I tell you all a joke? What do you get if you cross a golfer and a library?" he asked.

From left, Ken Olson, Campbell Haven and Jay Young work in the tree and flower beds Wednesday outside the Boulder Municipal Building as part of Bridge House's Ready-to-Work program.

The house at 1220 Grandview Ave. sits ready to be relocated. CU is offering the homes to anyone able to move them, and, along with the city, offering $100,000 per home to help with relocation expenses.

April 23 --Water, sewer and stormwater management rates in Boulder all could go up more than previously planned this year to help pay for flood recovery and infrastructure improvements.

Five-day forecast Check out what weather is in store for the Boulder County area here National Weather Service See what the National Weather service is predicting here 24-Hour satellite Watch NOAA's 24-hour satellite image here Real-time conditions See what Boulder's weather is like now at the National Center for Atmospheric Research here Boulder ... (more)

Traffic moves on U.S. 36 in Broomfield in this February, 2014 Denver Post file photo.

That was the position of most of the more than 40 speakers at a Boulder County commissioners' hearing Tuesday afternoon about the status of the county's environmental sustainability programs and whether the county should ask voters this fall for a new countywide "sustainability tax."

Starting next year, students at the University of Colorado will be able to take an intensive month-long course during August - an "Augmester," as it's being called - modeled after the current Maymester program held each May. Campus officials say they hope the late-summer program will help international students, first-generation students and others ... (more)

Urban Farm offers kitchen gardens, designed for a family's daily use. Here is one day's yield from Lori Seward's garden last year.

In April 2013, Boulder Valley School District's Bike to School Day was marked by freezing temperatures and snow-covered roads.

John Cooper got out his tube for his first day in the water in Boulder Creek near Eben Fine Park on Friday, April 18, 2014 in Boulder, Colo.

Darren Looze, right, a University of Colorado freshman, works with a classmate to design a shoulder rehabilitation device during a First Year Engineering Projects class on Monday in the Integrated Teaching and Learning Laboratory on the CU campus in Boulder.

Marcin Arendt plays with the Sphere Ensemble during lunch at the University of Colorado's Center for Community, part of what was billed as a surprise lunchtime "flash mob" of classical musicians.

After a few minutes of being pushed on a swing Monday morning, Mia Nilsen points to a card that has the word "more" written on it, ignoring the card next to it that says "all done."