Boulder City Council candidate hasn’t filed lawsuit yet
The Boulder City Council candidate who threatened a lawsuit against some community members has not yet done so.
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With conclusion of public hearing, CU South process may be nearing a close
Nearly eight years ago to the day, Tim Johnson helped shepherd residents at the Frasier Meadows retirement community to safety as a wall of water made its way into the...
Public hearing on CU South annexation agreement draws almost 100 speakers
For the first hour of the public hearing on the CU South annexation agreement, resident after resident spoke in favor of its approval.
Boulder City Council candidate sends cease and desist letter to community members
A Boulder City Council candidate has sent a cease and desist letter to a group of community members and threatened a lawsuit against them, arguing that there has been a...
PLAN-Boulder endorses five Boulder City Council candidates
PLAN-Boulder has endorsed Steve Rosenblum, Michael Christy, Tara Winer, Mark Wallach and Jacques Decalo for Boulder City Council.
In wake of 9/11, some Boulder residents stepped in to help out
In the aftermath of the deadliest terrorist attacks in American history, some Boulder residents and others across the country felt compelled to offer assistance in an effort to process and...
Jury convicts Bannan of attempted murder, first-degree assault
Justin Bannan, the former NFL and University of Colorado Boulder lineman, was found guilty Friday night of shooting a woman in 2019 by a Boulder County jury following an eight-day...
Boulder looking for feedback on transportation design standards
Boulder is looking for input on its transportation design standards regarding street design and streetscaping, which the city is in the process of updating.
Boulder City Council agrees to 2021 budget supplement
Boulder City Council on Thursday approved an almost $8 million adjustment to its 2021 budget, largely because of higher-than-expected revenue and federal funding from the American Rescue Plan Act.
Boulder proposes $462.5 million budget for 2022
In a sign of a slowly recovering economy, Boulder is proposing a $462.5 million budget for 2022 — $100 million more than Boulder City Council approved in 2021.