Good Friday morning, Boulder. Welcome to August — and unfortunately to hazy skies from wildfire smoke drifting in from fires burning in Arizona and Utah. Leading today’s edition: Closer to home, the ...

Typically, the pool closes on Labor Day, but Boulder Parks and Recreation moved that date to Aug. 17 this year to protect other services.

A grassroots program is training residents to safely extinguish small fires before they spread, and giving them the tools to do it.

In an age of misinformation and partisan posturing, let’s use open data to raise the bar for public arguments and hold each ...

The setback underscores how difficult it is to build affordable housing in Boulder, where high costs collide with layers of ...

As Boulder City Councilmembers, we recognize the weight of holding the grief, anger and fear of all Boulder community members ...

Two fellow councilmembers say Taishya Adams’ posts crossed “a serious line,” intensifying tensions on the Boulder City ...

Local leaders warn of lost benefits, rising healthcare costs and deep service cuts as federal budget shifts burden to states.

With over 45 years of uninterrupted data, scientists at Niwot Ridge in Boulder County are documenting changes in alpine ...

The city has long been prohibited from using speed cameras on its busiest arterials, where most crashes occur.

Good Wednesday morning, Boulder. Did you like yesterday’s rain and that sticky 80% humidity? You’ll see more today, but with it, a higher flash flood risk. Leading today’s edition: Boulder County is ...

Boulder County commissioners are considering a new sales tax that could bring in an estimated $15 million a year for mental health services, a potential funding boost as pandemic-era stimulus dollars ...