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How does a community heal from the shock and grief of a mass shooting? Journalist Erika Mahoney explores that question in a deeply personal new podcast series called ‘Senseless.’ Erika’s father died in the 2021 mass shooting at a Boulder King Soopers. We hear why she made the podcast, and how she moved forward after the tragedy.
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Officials said additional cuts at the housing authority and department of public health are coming. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr. discuss this story with Axios Boulder Reporter Mitchell Byars and then read the full story using the link below.
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Boulder is in the process of updating its Comprehensive Plan, which shapes city development for the next two decades. City leaders are asking the community to voice their opinions in a creative way.
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AGC Biologics plans to lay off nearly 300 workers in Boulder County as the contract pharmaceutical manufacturer attempts to sell its factories in Longmont and Boulder.
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Forty-eight members of Boulder’s Community Assembly met this weekend and took a hands-on approach to create a neighborhood where essentials are less than a 15 minute walk away.
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The city’s new strategy prioritizes people with long histories of homelessness who intend to stay in Boulder, as housing vouchers dwindle and funding falls short.
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Construction has paused at 90 Arapahoe Ave. while the developer seeks to amend an annexation agreement that once promised 45% on-site affordable housing. The stalled project is another example of how hard it is to build affordable housing in Boulder.
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Investigators say Edward McClure injected Jesus Lopez Barcenas with a sedative before doing a proper medical assessment during an arrest. He also put Barcenas into a prone position which violated protocol.
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How does a community heal from the shock and grief of a mass shooting? Journalist Erika Mahoney explores that question in a deeply personal new podcast series. Erika’s father died in the 2021 mass shooting at a Boulder King Soopers. We’ll hear why she made the podcast, and how she moved forward after the tragedy.
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Cities throughout Northern Colorado are celebrating Bike to Work Day on Wednesday, June 25. Here are some stops to check out.