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Dressed in a top hat and cloak with a tiny scroll tucked underneath his arm, Boulder’s stuffed marmot, Flatiron Freddy, predicted six more weeks of cold weather during a Groundhog Day event Thursday morning.
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A judge says 23-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, charged with killing 10 people at a Colorado supermarket nearly two years ago, remains mentally incompetent to stand trial.
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After Golden West’s decision to close assisted living facility, residents fear losing a ‘safety net’City of Boulder officials said they offered to provide housing vouchers before the closure. It wasn’t enough, according to the CEO of Golden West.
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The recovery home will be an incremental step toward addressing methamphetamine addiction in Boulder County. In 2020, the county estimated 535 people who passed through the Boulder County Jail were addicted to methamphetamine, according to its grant proposal. (There are currently 412 people incarcerated or detained in the jail, according to state data.)
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Dry, windy weather is expected to elevate fire risk on Wednesday, just as firefighters achieve 40% containment on the Sunshine Wildland Fire in the Boulder foothills. But cold weather and snow is expected on Thursday.
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The Remaking America series looks at how our democracy - and our government - is working for us. As our world heats up, wildfires in the west are increasing in size and intensity. How prepared is Colorado to prevent and recover from the next big fire? 1A host Jenn White was live at the Boulder Theatre on Aug. 11.
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Experts at Colorado's mental hospital say the man charged with killing 10 people at a supermarket last year remains mentally incompetent to stand trial. Their findings about the mental health of 23-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa were disclosed during a short court hearing Thursday.
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A seasonal break from wildfires is disappearing in the West. A wildfire started this Saturday near Boulder, Colorado. It forced thousands of evacuations over the weekend, reminding people of what had just happened 3 months ago: the Marshall Fire, which burned down more than 1,000 homes. Experts say there are no longer fire seasons, just fire years.
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Nearly 20,000 people who were forced to flee the NCAR Fire were back home Monday after firefighters were able to stop the spread of the fire at 190 acres.
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With fire crews working all day in cooler temperatures and lower winds, the NCAR Fire was around 189 acres and 35% contained as of Sunday evening. Containment is significant around the eastern and southern sides of the blaze.