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Commuters took state highway 119 from Nederland to Boulder Monday morning for the first time in almost a month, connecting U.S. Route 36 to one of its major extensions and signaling a step toward normalcy in the aftermath of September’s vicious flooding. Boulder residents know the road best as Canyon...

CU News Corps obtained the El Paso County Assessor’s spreadsheet of homes damaged and destroyed by the Black Forest Fire in June, so we’ve updated our map. View map!

CU News Corps students have produced a map of properties destroyed by the Black Forest Fire in Colorado Springs as of 1 p.m. June 19 , based on information from the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office , the El Paso County Assessor and Zillow . Be aware that the sheriff’s...

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The CU News Corps got its start in summer 2012, originally using the name CU Journalism News Service. A handful of students worked on news of the summer’s wildfires and the Aurora theater shootings in July. Here are some highlights of their work: Channel 11 in Colorado Springs did a...

This story also appeared on iNewsNetwork / Denver Business Journal / Denver Post / Daily Camera / Durango Herald Coloradans troubled by a sense that political advertising on TV truly is unremitting this late summer, the broadcast equivalent of a jackhammer breaking up an old sidewalk, may take some comfort...

This story appeared in the Denver Post and the Daily Camera. If you’re looking to escape political advertising in the next few weeks, you’ll have to turn off the television. Whether you are watching football, Dancing With the Stars, Days of Our Lives, or the evening news, the presidential candidates...

Here’s where some of our Fall 2012 stories appeared: Campaigns, PACs spent more than $41M on ads: Daily Camera KUNC Longmont Times-Call Negative political ads - effective or not? : Jordan Wilsted and Gregory Ellison The Daily Camera KUNC Political ads – Who is spending? And how much? : Zach...