We need a clearer, more thoughtful plan for how this tax will actually meet the needs of our community’s most vulnerable.

Highs near 100°F and smoke from Western Slope wildfires will keep conditions hot, hazy and dangerous through the end of the ...

Two fellow councilmembers say Taishya Adams’ posts crossed “a serious line,” intensifying tensions on the Boulder City ...

As Boulder City Councilmembers, we recognize the weight of holding the grief, anger and fear of all Boulder community members ...

The setback underscores how difficult it is to build affordable housing in Boulder, where high costs collide with layers of ...

New fire-hardening standards for new construction took effect Aug. 1. Councilmembers are now weighing whether older homes should comply.

The buffer zone is a key part of the city’s new wildfire safety rules, designed to reduce the risk of flames spreading from house to house.

The measure could pump new funding into addressing mental illness. But it’s already stirring debate over which services need it most.

A grassroots program is training residents to safely extinguish small fires before they spread, and giving them the tools to do it.

Typically, the pool closes on Labor Day, but Boulder Parks and Recreation moved that date to Aug. 17 this year to protect other services.

At the center of the fight are about 8-10 acres that could host a regional composting facility for Boulder County, a proposal that’s erupted into Longmont’s biggest land‑use battle in years.

Relish features eight chef-led food stalls, a bar, event space and more indoor pickleball courts than anywhere else in Colorado.