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Boulder police investigate late-night attack
Boulder police are investigating a report of an assault and attempted robbery late Thursday near 22nd and Spruce streets. Full Story

Boulder woman accused of killing husband appears in court
A 36-year-old woman accused of fatally stabbing her husband to death in their Boulder home in August appeared briefly in court this morning. Full Story

Superheroes saving comic book stores from recession
James Carlson, 34, perused the shelves for new comic books Thursday afternoon at Time Warp Comics and Games in Boulder, with the awe that comes with two decades of collecting. Full Story

George Will: Boulder's carbon-cutting will have 'zero' effect
The city's valiant efforts to reduce its carbon footprint are "a gesture designed to make the good people of Boulder feel virtuous," conservative columnist George Will said Thursday while in town to address clients of the First Western Trust Bank. Full Story

'New Moon' draws crowds in Boulder
"Much anticipated" would be an understatement. Lindsey Geist had been counting the days until the release of "New Moon." Brecken Kram, who doesn't even like to read, reread all the books in the "Twilight" series in the days before the premiere. Sara DesGeorges showed up for Century Boulder's midnight showing at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, and she wasn't even the first person in line. Full Story

Two suspected bank robbers killed, two police officers injured in Westminster shootout
Two suspected bank robbers were killed and two Westminster police officers were wounded Thursday afternoon after a bank robbery, car chase and exchange of gunfire near 120th Avenue and Federal Boulevard.  Full Story

Boulder board approves tree ordinance
Axing trees in Boulder might soon require cutting through some red tape first. The Boulder Planning Board on Thursday night approved adding "tree protection standards" to the city's code. Full Story

The Hit List: Five things to be thankful for over Fall Break
Fall break. Finally. The time has come to go home, sleep until 2 p.m. and stuff your face with delicious grub. Full Story

Feds: Boulder County one of the thinnest
The first federal analysis of county-by-county obesity rates shows Boulder County is one of the nation's thinnest. Full Story

Boulder Valley teacher vote under way
Voting is underway on a tentative contract agreement between the Boulder Valley School District and its teachers union. Full Story

Man hospitalized after assault in Boulder apartment
Boulder detectives are investigating an assault early Wednesday that sent a 41-year-old man to the hospital with serious injuries.  Full Story

CU-Boulder's Nicole Fox wins 'America's Next Top Model'
Like a battle cry for shy, awkward girls everywhere, Nicole Fox said it loud and said it proud: "I'm a dork, and I'm America's Next Top Model."  Full Story

AAA: Thanksgiving travel expected to be up slightly
With some signs that the economy is looking up, more people will travel this Thanksgiving, according to AAA. Full Story

First Bite Boulder boosts restaurant business
For John's Restaurant, it's a way to draw in new customers who might otherwise balk at the prices. For Antica Roma, it's a way to announce the restaurant is under new ownership and putting new attention on quality ingredients. Full Story

Boulder Valley eases stance on cell towers
The Boulder Valley School District has received numerous requests over the years from cell phone companies interested in erecting towers on school property, and district officials have rejected every one -- until now. Full Story

Boulder's decision looming on contractor back-taxes
Contractors fearing financial disaster if the city of Boulder decides to collect on back taxes that most businesses never knew they owed have just days left to have their voices heard.  Full Story

Boulder Planning Board to take on tree regulations Thursday
Of the estimated 400,000 trees in Boulder, only about 10 percent are on public lands and therefore regulated by city codes. The Boulder Planning Board could begin to change that on Thursday, when it considers sweeping regulations that could designate some privately owned trees as historic landmarks, require permits to remove healthy trees on private property and require developers to replace trees they remove for projects. Full Story

Boulder police arrest fifth suspect in marijuana dispensary robbery
Boulder police have arrested a fifth suspect in the June 16 robbery of the New Options Wellness Center, a medical marijuana dispensary in the 2800 block of E. Aurora Ave. Full Story

Lafayette woman found dead along Coal Creek Trail identified
A woman whose body was found Friday along a Lafayette trail has been identified as Terry J. McQuown, 42, of Lafayette, according to the Boulder County Coroner's Office.  Full Story

Man accused in road rage death says it was an accident
At first, Travis Smith wasn't even involved in Friday night's Westminster road-rage incident, which killed 21-year-old Broomfield resident Justin Maggard Full Story