Danish researcher: Why you keep failing to do the right thing
A Danish researcher visiting Colorado warns that our everyday behavior is "basically killing us and costing us a lot of money."
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Daughter of civil rights leader Vincent Harding talks about father's legacy
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Top Denver bartender 'has never worked a day in his life'
Read moreSean Kenyon, owner of the Denver speakeasy Williams & Graham, has been named American Bartender of the Year. He says bartending has never felt like work.
Why Hot Yoga Might Not Burn As Many Calories As You Thought
Read moreAs the Bikram yoga craze sweeps the globe, one Colorado researcher finds that practitioners are getting about the same burn as they would if they went for a brisk walk.
Film tells story of gay couple married in Boulder -- in 1975
Read moreRichard Adams and Tony Sullivan’s fight to get their marriage recognized began in 1975. It continues today, a struggle for both the rights of gays and of immigrants.
Colorado Springs doctor was once a child refugee left to die
Read moreThirty-five years ago, as a small child, Vinh Chung crossed the South China sea in a rickety boat with hundreds of other escapees from post-war Vietnam.
Explained: The Colo. ballot initiatives that would limit oil and gas development
Read moreActivists are pushing to bring their quest to limit oil and gas development to the voters.
Boulder poet draws on harrowing family stories in new collection
Read moreMichele Battiste writes about the Hungarian Uprising of 1956 through her family's eyes.
Rancher links rising beef prices to the drought
Read moreThe drought has ended for much of Colorado, but the U.S. Drought Monitor map shows big red splotches over southeastern parts Colorado, meaning “extreme” to “exceptional” conditions -- the worst drought ratings. And that's causing beef prices to climb.
For women struggling with fertility, drug offers new hope
Read moreResearchers at the University of Colorado School of Medicine say they've found a more effective drug to treat one of the leading causes of infertility.
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