Who is responsible for Lime scooters blocking sidewalks?; start creating more water (Letters)
Boulder Daily Camera open forum letters to the editor for Saturday, July 18, 2026.
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‘Exxon Summer’ is here; Iranian pirates; lobbying Congress (Letters)
Boulder Daily Camera open forum letters to the editor for Sunday, July 19, 2026.
CU Boulder’s Shakespeare Gardens showcases plants, flowers in his plays
The eight main gardens, a physical representation of the plants mentioned in Shakespeare's plays, was replanted this spring with the completion of the renovation of the Hellems building. The newly planted ga...
What science loses when T. rex becomes a trophy (Opinion)
On July 14, "Gus," one of the most complete specimens of Tyrannosaurus rex, was sold at auction for more than $50 million.
Tom Pakele and Stevie Glotzer perform at Trident Cafe and other Boulder events on Sunday
Tom Pakele and Stevie Guitar Glotzer concert: 6 p.m., Trident Booksellers & Cafe, 940 Pearl St., Boulder. Tom Pakele and Stevie Glotzer are known for soulful harmonica and guitar renditions of classic blues...
How can I identify email written by AI? (Dave Taylor)
Q: I’ve started receiving emails from companies and organizations that all seem strangely impersonal. Even marketing messages and fundraising appeals sound stiff, generic and oddly robotic. Are these being...
Boulder Valley opens doors for early career educators to break into competitive district
Boulder Valley this spring changed its hiring practices to prioritize newer teachers as part of its goal to create a more sustainable pay scale.
Nearly 20 years after banning cruising on Main Street, Longmont puts it back in drive
The proclamation comes almost exactly 20 years after "No Cruising" signs were installed around Longmont following the city's 2006 ordinance prohibiting drivers from passing the same traffic control point mor...
Local WWII veterans will take flight in restored biplanes at Longmont airport
Dream Flights nonprofit will honor about eight veterans with free rides in restored Boeing Stearman biplanes on Monday morning
Colorado state archaeologist has found evidence of remains from ‘multiple’ burials removed from Lafayet...
How the Colorado state archaeologist will proceed amid evidence of remains from “multiple” burials she has discovered over the past year, in a pile of soil near the Lafayette Cemetery, is still unclear,...
Rockies need Gabriel Hughes to emerge in rotation to help address dearth of homegrown starters
The early returns on Gabriel Hughes' first two big-league starts are promising as the Rockies look to solve its startling lack of starting pitching depth.
Keeler: Lindsey Heaps crowns Denver Summit FC homecoming with 2-1 win: ‘This was awesome’
Lindsey Heaps' Denver Summit FC debut drew fans from as far as Texas to witness a 2-1 win over the Portland Thorns at the new Centennial Stadium.
PHOTOS: Denver Summit FC defeat the Portland Thorns FC 2-1 at Centennial Stadium.
The Denver Summit FC defeated the Portland Thorns FC 2-1 at their temporary new stadium, Centennial Stadium, on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
Due to heat advisory, elevated wildfire risk, Boulder County cancels Sunday’s Walker Ranch event
Boulder County is canceling the Walker Ranch Summer Heritage Morning event, originally scheduled for Sunday, because of a forecasted heat advisory is "creating potentially unsafe and uncomfortable conditions...
With a lack of federal laws regulating water-thirsty AI data centers, CU Boulder report outlines strategies
States across the country are developing their own legislation to regulate new AI-driven data centers and their water usage using four main strategies amid a lack of federal laws, according to a report from...
New leader has big plans for newly organized Nederland Visitor Center
Nederland’s Visitors Center wasn’t officially open, but was still doing a brisk business Thursday morning as Jill Dreves helped tourists looking for maps and a place to eat lunch and chatted with a local...
After Boulder Canyon crash, 1 person pronounced dead; stretch of Colorado 119 closed
A stretch of Colorado 119 closed in Boulder Canyon after a fatal crash Wednesday evening.
How many beavers should Coloradans be allowed to hunt in a day? Wildlife leaders just decided
Trappers in Colorado will now be limited in the number of beavers, foxes and other furbearer species they can kill in a day.
Broomfield Town Square development, envisioned just off Main Street, remains in limbo
Despite snags in the development process and an uncertain future, Broomfield officials told the public in a special council meeting that the city is still dedicated to having the Broomfield Town Square proje...
Hotel Boulderado workers pick up picketing amid unionization effort
Employees say that union-busting meetings have been held at historic hotel
Could Boulder County get 2 more commissioners? Measure to expand board appears likely to be on ballot
Organizers of a potential Boulder County ballot measure that would expand the Board of County Commissioners from three to five members turned in more than 18,000 petition signatures this week, according to...
Pearl Street Arts fest will jam-pack Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall with artists galore
Pearl Street Arts Fest returns July 17-19 with more than 100 artists, a courthouse lawn expansion and a vivid poster by painter Mallory Cash.
My daughter’s life should not depend on Stephen Miller’s memo (Opinion)
Stephen Miller is the driving force behind a memo that argues that the Americans with Disabilities Act does not require states to provide community-based services to people with disabilities.
Melat Kiros is nothing like Lauren Boebert; how to hold your nose while voting (Letters)
Boulder Daily Camera open forum letters to the editor for Sunday, July 12, 2026.