Boulder

Boulder city council was rocked by a sudden resignation this month, plus record turnout numbers for the primary election and a first-of-its-kind marmot adoption.

Is there a light at the tunnel for the region’s real estate doldrums? Perhaps, participants in BizWest’s Boulder Valley CEO Roundtable said Tuesday. But what if that light doesn’t represent a means of escape, but a train barreling straight towards us?

The City of Boulder’s Open Space and Mountain Parks (OSMP) department has welcomed the second 2026 cohort of Junior Rangers. For 61 years, the Boulder Junior Ranger Program has hired 14 to 17-year-olds to maintain the city’s outdoor spaces and study the environment over the summer.

When the Sundance Film Festival comes to Boulder in January, scores of out-of-state visitors are expected to descend on the city. Many of those studio executives, actors, directors and fans will need somewhere to stay.

Boulder is asking locals to participate in the city’s second annual Plastic Count. The goal is to get a sense of how many single-use plastic products go through a typical home.

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.

A coalition of community groups and the Boulder County District Attorney's office has been handing out free gun safes to residents. The idea is to encourage safe storage and have productive conversations about gun safety.

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.

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.

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.