Teresa J. Rhyne is an attorney practicing in estate planning and trust administration in Riverside and Paso Robles. She is also the New York Times bestselling author of “The Dog Lived (and So Will I).

Finding an effective and natural option can feel overwhelming in an age where weight loss solutions abound. Mitolyn stands out in this crowded market as a scientifically backed natural supplement that ...

When Barry Fey died on Sunday, the Boulder music scene was stunned and left marveling at the legacy of the legendary concert promoter. Fey, who was 73 and recovering from hip surgery, died of a ...

One of downtown Boulder’s most popular nightspots will go dark this weekend, as the owners of the New Foundry plan to shutter the bar and pool hall after more than a decade on Walnut Street. Co-owner ...

As the University of Colorado’s Leeds School of Business wraps up its first year under a new grading policy, students and faculty continue to question the program’s merits. The policy was designed by ...

During his 70-day, record-setting expedition skiing across Antarctica, Ryan Waters burned 7,000 calories a day, fixed a broken tooth and never fought with his partner. Waters, of Boulder, and his ...

Mac Miller just turned 19, but this rapper knows a thing or two about life. The Pittsburgh native jump-started his career by rhyming about everyday events, and developed a hip-hop niche that pays ...

Perhaps it might have been more insightful to listen to what George Kliavkoff didn’t say. Last October, as the then-new commissioner of the Pac-12 Conference presided over his first men’s basketball ...

In today’s fast-paced world, the quest for effective weight management and optimal health often leads individuals to explore a myriad of dietary supplements. Among these, HepatoBurn stands out as a ...

Having an older brother who attends the University of Colorado didn’t make it automatic for Brady Nassar that he would also attend the school – even after receiving a scholarship offer to play ...

In the 1950s, while Boulder was in the middle of a massive growth spurt, two University of Colorado professors met outside the Norlin Library, paused to look up into the foothills and — concerned by ...

A jury in December found Alex Midyette’s wife guilty of the more serious charge of child abuse resulting in death for not seeking medical help in time to save Jason’s life. She is eligible for parole ...