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Jennifer Rios
Jennifer Rios is a reporter for the Broomfield Enterprise.
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Broomfield council to hold special meeting on agreement with Extraction Oil & Gas
Broomfield residents who wanted a public meeting on the latest revision to Extraction Oil & Gas, Inc.'s drilling plan in that city are getting their wish.

Broomfield postpones approval of plan to drill 84 new wells
Approval of a comprehensive drilling plan filed by Extraction Oil & Gas Inc. has been postponed, Broomfield officials said Thursday.

Air show makes its return to Broomfield after hiatus
For the first time in three years, an air show is coming to the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport.

Broomfield council passes sweeping “land use regulations”
Broomfield City Council voted unanimously Tuesday -- and amid applause — to amend sections of the municipal code regarding oil and gas regulations.

Broomfield’s Jack Bonneau inks organic lemonade deal with Good Times
Jack Bonneau, now in his fifth year as a lemonade entrepreneur, has inked a deal with Good Times Burgers and Frozen Custard to sell his new organic lemonade.

When residents learned Broomfield High School was a possible target for Westboro Baptist Church, 600 people showed up to counter-protest
Messages advocating tolerance and love were seen Tuesday afternoon on people's makeup, on clothing and on signs -- some of which also proclaimed that, "Jesus had two dads."

After a wild chase, person of interest arrested in Broomfield in connection to Pueblo homicide
Broomfield police helped state officials arrest a person of interest in a Pueblo homicide late Wednesday morning. Police initially said the murder was in Northglenn.

Broomfield waives $384K in fees to get affordable housing project going
Broomfield officials agreed to waive up to $384,235 in fees so a developer can move forward with plans for 49 affordable apartments near 120th Avenue and Main Street.

Broomfield woman sickened in Burrito Delight salmonella outbreak sues
A Broomfield woman who became sick after eating a taco at Burrito Delight has sued the company, which shut down locations in Dacono and Fort Lupton while public health officials...

Broomfield man accused of murdering nephew with an ax claims his sperm was stolen and the boy was actually his son
Emanuel Doll is being evaluated for competency to stand trial for the murder last year of his 4-year-old nephew with an ax