CU Boulder Faculty Assembly to explore collective bargaining possibilities
The University of Colorado Boulder's Boulder Faculty Assembly will begin exploring how collective bargaining might work on campus starting this summer.
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Longmont reports no drinking water violations in 2025 water quality report
City says water system met all federal and state standards last year, with no drinking water violations reported
Longmont ReStore invites shoppers, Habitat volunteers to grand opening
Saturday’s grand opening will feature food trucks, music and tours of the space at 33 S. Pratt Parkway.
Bolder Boulder eliminates last-weekend registration for 2026 race
The Bolder Boulder Memorial Day 10K will not feature last weekend and even race-day registration will be eliminated for the 2026 race due to the event nearing capacity.
Longmont’s Golden Ponds parking lot, paths will close Saturday for Chick Clark Fishing Clinic
The parking lot and surrounding paths will be closed from 7 a.m. to noon for the Chick Clark Youth Fishing Clinic.
Things to do in Boulder on Thursday, May 14: ‘The Mahlers in New York’ performance at Canyon Theater
“The Mahlers in New York” performance: 7:30 p.m., Canyon Theater at the Boulder Public Library, 10012 Arapahoe, Boulder. Former New York Times music critic Joseph Horowitz has adapted his book about the...
Erie Town Fair returns Saturday with food, music and craft vendors
The 29th annual fair will bring local vendors to historic downtown Erie on Saturday.
Broomfield Town Square vote delayed; discussions with developer team to continue
An extension requested by the developer team was set to be voted on in the Broomfield City Council's Tuesday meeting, but that has been postponed, and the future vote may occur along with a vote on an additi...
All In, Boulder County: How community volunteers are helping direct giving
As the All In, Boulder County campaign works toward raising $1 million, volunteers are helping guide how Community Trust funding supports local nonprofits.
Boulder sells itself as a cycling hub. Parks & Open Space didn’t get the memo. (Opinion)
Boulder County Parks and Open Space is proposing to restrict mountain bike access at Heil Valley Ranch and Hall Ranch through an alternating-use pilot program, an approach that misdiagnoses the problem and g...
Suspending the gas tax is not the answer to high prices caused by war with Iran (Editorial)
As gas prices continue to rise, ending, or suspending, the federal fuel tax is a popular idea on both ends of the political spectrum. While we understand the crush of rising fuel prices, ending the gas tax i...
Fairview boys lacrosse comes up short against Regis Jesuit
Fairview boys lacrosse fell by a 20-11 score at Regis Jesuit on Wednesday night during the Class 5A state quarterfinals.
Colorado legislature ends session with action on transportation and abortion pills — while notable measur...
The Colorado legislative session came to a quieter-than-usual end Wednesday, with lawmakers approving final bills and killing other legislation regulating gun barrels and workplace safety.
Erie boys lacrosse falls to Cherry Creek in 5A quarterfinals
Erie boys lacrosse lost to Cherry Creek in the Class 5A state playoffs, but things are looking up for the Tigers after the first year with a new head coach.
Boulder’s official unofficial flag is here: Blue, yellow, Flatirons
UK artist Michael Stuart Trimmer's design won out of a crowd of 190 submissions.
Colorado women’s golf finishes season in ninth at NCAA Waco Regional
The Colorado women's golf team finished ninth at the NCAA Waco Regional, moving up one spot during the final round of the Buffaloes' first regional appearance since 2018.
Colorado lacrosse aims for history in NCAA quarterfinals against Northwestern
The Colorado women's lacrosse team returns to top-seeded Northwestern for a quarterfinal battle in the NCAA Tournament. The Buffaloes won at Northwestern in the season opener.
Lyons’ Dumbauld siblings seeking state track gold this weekend
Lyons' Carmen and Will Dumbauld, as well as Peak to Peak's lead a list of 83 top-five ranked athletes and relays from the Boulder area ahead of the state track meet.
Indian cuisine expanding in Longmont, Fort Collins
Indian cuisine’s complex flavors are spicing up the restaurant scene in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado, with one new eatery coming to Longmont this summer and another expanding to a second Fort C...
Startup Colorado plans Demo Day for accelerator
DENVER — Startup Colorado, a nonprofit that supports rural entrepreneurs, plans a virtual Demo Day to showcase startups in its first accelerator.
Longmont sticks to voluntary watering restrictions; council stays on board passenger rail
The Longmont City Council on Tuesday received updates on a proposed Front Range passenger rail line and the city’s drought response planning, with both discussions centered on how the city prepares for fut...
Broomfield’s Quantinuum registers to go public with IPO
Quantinuum Inc., a Broomfield-based quantum-computing company, filed paperwork with regulators Friday to go public with an initial public offering.
Things to do in Boulder on Wednesday, May 13: Geology hike at Chautauqua
Geology hike: 10 a.m., Academic Hall, 298 Morning Glory Road, Boulder. Explore the fascinating geology of the Flatirons on a guided walk where ancient rock formations tell stories millions of years in the ma...
Here’s why ‘Bird City’ Boulder is the place to be a migratory bird
World Migratory Bird Day of the Rockies runs May 15 through 17 in Boulder with bird trivia at Upslope, guided bird walks at Walden Ponds, education stations, live birds of prey and conservation programs.