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SCOTUS decision to overturn Chevron deals major blow to federal regulations, legal expert says
BOULDER, Colo. — Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered another hit to federal regulations, the third blow in a week. The justices opened the door to broad challenges to regulations in a 6-3 ruling in the Corner Post case, saying new entities and companies can challenge old regulations. The...
Analyst expecting Colorado to take minimal step forward in first year back in Big 12
With another new era of college football upon us, 247Sports analyst Brad Crawford shared his first-year expectations for the 13 Power programs that have either switched or joined (SMU to the ACC) Power conferences. Crawford projected each of those 13 teams’ final record for the 2024 football season, tabbing seven to “advance” and six to “decline” compared to last year. Colorado, which is moving back to the Big 12 after a short stint in the Pac-12, was a team expected to improve, although not by much. According to Crawford, the Buffs will win only one more game in 2024, improving from 4-8...
Supreme Court upholds camping ban
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 28 that a city in Oregon can ticket homeless people for sleeping in public spaces, a decision expected to impact how the lawsuit challenging the City of Boulder’s camping ban plays out. Johnson v. City of Grants Pass claimed the city violated the...
Boulder Pizzeria Owner Wins Big at Italian Competition Ahead of Third Food Network Appearance
Audrey Kelly grew up in the bagel business — her family owns Moe's Broadway Bagel. But after learning the craft of pizza-making from world-renowned pizzaiolo Tony Gemignani, she took a different dough route into business, debuting Audrey Jane's Pizza Garage in Boulder in 2015. The menu includes her mom's...
Outdoor Industry Assoc., Outdoor Retailer Show Cut Ties
BOULDER, Colo. – Outdoor Industry Association (OIA), a member-led collective and the outdoor industry’s catalyst for meaningful change, and Outdoor https://outdoorretailer.com/Retailer, the largest U.S. business events and community gathering for the outdoor industry, today announced the two organizations have mutually agreed to conclude their exclusive partnership. Through the 2024 Outdoor Retailer Winter show this Nov. 6-8, 2024, OIA members will continue to receive a 10% discount on booth rates for exhibiting.
Andy Staples Makes Bold Colorado Football Prediction
On Tuesday morning, On3’s Andy Staples published a story in which he made 10 predictions for the 2024 college football season. It’s nearly impossible to predict what will happen over the course of a given season, but in 2024, it will be even more difficult. Thanks to conference realignment, there’s simply no way to predict how a league title race will play out.
Team Colorado set to face group of Kansas State alumni in opening round of 2024 TBT
A No. 5 seed in this year's The Basketball Tournament (TBT), Team Colorado is set to face a familiar foe in the opening round of the winner-take-all competition. They will play No. 4 seed Purple Reign, a Kansas State alumni team, in Wichita on Saturday, July 20, at 1 pm (MT) with television coverage on FS2.
Magniflex USA taps experienced retail executive to lead sales expansion
MIAMI – Mattress maker Magniflex USA has named a new vice president of sales to help expand the company’s footprint in the U.S. Ian Hays brings more than 20 years of retail and sales experience to the company. Prior to joining Magniflex, Hayes was most recently vice president of sales for Boulder, Colo.-based omnichannel retailer Furniture For Life. Previously, he was senior vice president of organizational development with Denver-based Appliance Factory & Mattress Kingdom, a 35-store mattress and appliance retailer with operations in five states.
"Crimes could escalate": Suspect appears to target college-aged women in Boulder
The Boulder Police Department is asking the public for help amid an indecent exposure and possible burglary investigation that involves a suspect potentially targeting local college-aged women. The police say the suspect, 51-year-old Nimroid Boles Folsom, has been seen following college-aged women to their homes at night over the past few days in Boulder's University Hill and Goss Grove neighborhoods. Police have indicated that the suspect has a prior arrest record related to the crimes and that they're worried that these alleged crimes could escalate. ...
Colorado WTP Utilizes BDP Belt Press For Mechanical Dewatering
The Betasso Water Treatment Plant is responsible for supplying water to the Boulder, Colorado, area. The plant previously used drying beds to store and dewater their residual solids, but operators were looking for an alternative mechanical dewatering option. After researching various options, they requested pilot testing of various types of equipment. The 1 meter 3DP Belt Press from BDP Industries was selected as the best solution for the plant.
60 years after the Civil Rights Act, ‘the activism continues’
CU Boulder scholar Ashleigh Lawrence-Sanders reflects on what has and hasn’t changed since 1964. Over a five-year span between 1865 and 1870, following the end of the Civil War, three constitutional amendments were ratified to end slavery (the 13th), make formerly enslaved people U.S. citizens (the 14th) and give all men the right to vote regardless of “race, color, or previous condition of servitude” (the 15th).
Colorado Football Fans Bullied North Dakota State Into Deleting Morgan Wallen Tunnel Walk Video
North Dakota State football was forced to delete its Morgan Wallen-inspired hype video after Colorado fans infiltrated the comment section with trash talk and hate. It’s a real shame. Perhaps the Bison will use all of the chatter as motivation for their game against the Buffaloes in August. For those who don’t know, Wallen is […] The post Colorado Football Fans Bullied North Dakota State Into Deleting Morgan Wallen Tunnel Walk Video appeared first on BroBible.
‘People are really going to be stuck in traffic’: Fourth of July travel expected to be busiest ever, gas prices cheaper than last year
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - If you’re heading out of town for the Fourth of July, you’re going to be joined by a lot of other travelers. 11 News checked in with AAA Colorado ahead of the Fourth of July travel week, which is predicting nearly 71 million travelers will head 50 miles or more from home, with about 61 million of those traveling by car. The busiest travel times in Colorado are expected Wednesday afternoon going into the mountains and along I-25 between Fort Collins and Denver, followed by Sunday afternoon into Monday.
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