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Dehumanizing and Traumatic: Underinsurance Following a Major Disaster Can Be a Daunting Hill to Climb Alone

April 19, 2023 Like 0 Austin Clinkenbeard

Insurance companies have resisted changes to the industry that would benefit survivors of natural disasters, making it more difficult for homeowners facing this dire situation.

Press Releases

Colorado District Attorneys (DA) Launch Data Dashboards

September 20, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

We are excited to share the launch of prosecutorial data dashboards in Colorado! These new publicly-available resources are designed to promote more effective, just, and transparent decision making in prosecution.

Online News

The “Legalization” of Same Sex Marriage in Colorado

October 6, 2014 Like 0 editor

Same sex marriage is now legal in 11 different states, but what does it mean for the future of the LGBQT community?

Features

American Limbo

September 20, 2010 Like 3 Dave Flomberg

“I miss my mommy.” Maria is 12 years old. She’s a sweet, skinny brunette trapped in those awful years between childhood and high school, facing all those hormonal changes that make middle school the worst time in any child’s life.…

Online News

ACLU Challenges Boulder’s No-Camping Law

June 29, 2010 Like 1 Andra Coberly

Unless you are an extreme outdoors enthusiast, you probably don’t choose to go camping during Colorado’s frosty winter nights. But what if you didn’t have a choice? And what if the material keeping you from literally freezing to death turned…

Features

Backyard Gothic

June 10, 2010 Like 1 Andra Coberly

Catharine Pierce is fully dressed when she plants herself in an oversized chair that nearly swallows her. Her attire is odd on such a warm day: She’s in a pink shirt with matching sweatpants. Usually, on days like this, Pierce…

Boiling Point

Tough Hill To Climb

October 1, 2007 Like 0 editor

There’s a ground swell of support for a proposal to share sales tax revenue throughout the region, but the city of Longmont just proved why it may be a tough fight. The way state law works, cities pay for virtually…

Commentary

Worshiping Felons

October 1, 2007 Like 0 editor

Another month, another athlete arrested. From Kobe Bryant to Pacman Jones to Michael Vick, the story of a sports star in legal trouble is becoming as common as guests crying on “Oprah.” This time the main character is O.J. Simpson.…

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