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The North Boulder Library is hosting a summer exhibition of Indigenous women artists. It's an effort to highlight their work in high-traffic areas and support the future of young Native artists.
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A new play being staged in Longmont and Boulder tells a powerful story about the displacement of Black families to make way for the expansion of a university. It’s based on real events in Indianapolis in the 1950s. We hear from the Boulder resident who wrote the play about why he wanted to tell this story.
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Residents say they support repairing Sumac Avenue but object to being asked to pay for part of an $8.4 million project under decades-old annexation agreements.
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Boulder's hosting of the Sundance Film Festival is causing a stir over high accommodation costs. Some homes in the Colorado town are listed for over $5,000 a night, much higher than in Park City, Utah.
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A process that could eventually result in the creation of a downtown development authority in Boulder is proceeding apace through planning (by city staff) and early vetting (by Boulder officials) stages, but some skepticism over a DDA’s viability remains among Boulder City Council members.
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City budget staff told Boulder City Council at a study session last week they expect a $6.5 million shortfall in 2027. Listen to "Morning Edition" host Michael Lyle, Jr discuss this story with Axios Boulder reporter Mitchell Byars and then read the entire article at the link below.
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The residents of a large mobile home park in Boulder County are racing to buy the property before someone else does. KUNC’s Leigh Paterson has more on what a sale could mean.
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A man accused of a firebomb attack on demonstrators in Boulder last year has pleaded guilty to murder and other charges. Mohamed Sabry Soliman entered the pleas Thursday in Boulder County District Court.
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Colorado Court of Appeals: Boulder can't charge fees for bodycam footage in alleged misconduct casesThe Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled that Boulder cannot charge fees for body camera footage related to officer misconduct complaints. The decision this week follows a lawsuit by Yellow Scene Magazine, which challenged the city's demand for over $8,000 for footage of a 2023 shooting.
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The larger fire in the Berthoud area had a mandatory evacuation order in place.