Amber Carlson covers Boulder city government, local politics and community issues for the Daily Camera. She has been with the newsroom since 2022. Born and raised in Colorado, Amber is a music lover, running enthusiast and dancer who occasionally dabbles in pastry making.
Some of Boulder’s streets became treacherously icy after a brief snowstorm last week blanketed Boulder in about three inches of snow. And the city’s new, more conservative approach to snow...
All Roads, formerly the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless, has confirmed it will likely reduce the shelter's overnight capacity by 20 beds starting in April 2025.
The Ash House, at 891 12th St., made headlines last month after city workers told the roughly 60 student residents to vacate their apartments immediately, citing critical safety concerns.
Boulder is once again seeking to dismiss a much-publicized ACLU lawsuit against the city's camping ban. This time, the motion to dismiss comes in the wake of a recent U.S....
A shooting late Friday night at a party in Boulder's University Hill neighborhood that left three people injured has raised concerns among partygoers and nearby residents.
“The fire happened very quickly and, unlike other instances where we had hours or even days of pre-evacuation notices, we literally had minutes to get out of our homes."
One week ago today, Boulder filed a bombshell lawsuit against the Federal Aviation Administration that could have pivotal consequences for the future of the city's 96-year-old municipal airport.
In a court filing Friday, attorneys for Boulder wrote that the city is considering redeveloping the airport amid a shortage of affordable housing and growing concerns around noise and environmental...