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DEA data mining reported

The program, previously reported by ABC News and The New York Times, is called the Hemisphere Project. It’s paid for…

September 2, 2013

Nyad 1st to swim to Florida from Cuba without cage

In this photo provided by the Florida Keys News Bureau, Diana Nyad, is about two miles off Key West, Fla.,…

September 2, 2013

Helping hands

Urgent-care centers handling more traffic, offer relief for over-stressed emergency rooms

Sunny studies

Some students at Fort Lewis College shunned the indoors in favor of mild weather outdoors on their first day of…

Fees cause grumbling among bikers

Vendors also complain, saying business nowhere near expected

New year starts at Fort Lewis

Oklahoman impressed by mountains, bike trails

Regional News

Chance to ride rapids in memory of brother

In ’10, FLC student died in accident on Piedra River near Pagosa Springs

Under pressure, Obama overrules policy advisers

President Barack Obama’s last-minute decision to seek congressional approval for a military strike against Syria for its suspected use of…

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Regional Briefs

BOULDER – Prosecutors have offered a deal to one of two former Boulder police officers accused of illegally shooting a…

Goeglein Gulch accident

The driver of a Nissan Pathfinder turning east onto Jenkins Ranch Road from Goeglein Gulch Road turned her SUV on…

Labor days of love

Making it work takes a few different shifts

Air pollution takes toll on tourism in China

Numbers of foreign visitors have declined after January’s “Airpocalypse,” when already eye-searing levels of smog soared to new highs. Tourists…

Metalheads

William Reynolds, 7, right, and his sisters, Lily Reynolds, 9, left, and Gillian Reynolds, 5, center, babysit their Grandpa Bud…

Park City ski area told to vacate

Vail picking up fight after acquiring nearby resort operator

GM says almost-driverless cars coming by 2020

The automaker says the system, called “Super Cruise,” uses radar and a camera to steer the car and keep it…

Americans driving less as car culture fades

Driving in America has stalled, leading researchers to ask: Is the national love affair with the automobile over? After rising…

Visiting bikers drink, eat, schmooze and spend

Big, bad, bountifully bourgeois, a good time is enjoyed by all

Bill Walton finds way ‘back’ to the game

Basketball big man gives credit to his less-invasive surgery on troubled spine

Fast-food workers’ protests highlight industry’s economics

Christina Condori joins a crowd of fast-food workers and their supporters in protest, while picketing outside of a McDonald’s restaurant…

Citing sarin use, Obama presses case

Attacking Syria divides Congress, Navy ships remain on standby

Durango’s Polo-Ralph Lauren store to close

Property manager doesn’t comment on building’s future

Syria dismisses Obama as he holds off on strikes

Military targets move in among residences

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Plane lands hard in Telluride

Wing breaks off; no one was hurt