Hearing for oil, gas wells in Broomfield to be heard 350 miles away
Broomfield City Council members will ask the Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission to move upcoming spacing application hearings from Durango to the Denver area.
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Broomfield’s first-ever recall effort, stoked by oil and gas controversy, fails
Cheers erupted at Broadlands Golf Course where Broomfield Ward 4 Councilman Greg Stokes gathered with friends and supporters as the first round of ballot returns for his potential recall were...
Competency exam ordered for Broomfield man charged in child’s death
A judge has ordered a competency evaluation for a man accused of using an ax to kill his 4-year-old nephew in a Colorado home.
Suspect in murder of Broomfield 4-year-old to undergo competency evaluation
A competency evaluation for Broomfield murder suspect Emanuel Doll was ordered Thursday morning by 17th Judicial District Judge Mark Warner.
Denver-based Extraction Oil & Gas will move 40 wells out of Broomfield
Denver-based Extraction Oil & Gas, Inc. will not file spacing applications in Broomfield, as originally planned, and instead will allow Broomfield's oil and gas task force to continue its work.
Butterfly Pavilion hopes to migrate to Broomfield
It has been at its current location for 25 years.
Extraction offers to move 40 wells out of Broomfield
Extraction Oil & Gas has offered to drop the number of wells it wants to drill in Broomfield to 99 and move the other 40 to unincorporated Weld County, near...
Broomfield man charged with two first-degree murder counts in slaying of 4-year-old boy relative
A 25-year-old Broomfield man accused of killing his 4-year-old relative last week was formally charged Tuesday afternoon with two counts of first-degree murder before a courtroom with family members in...
Suspect in killing of Broomfield boy, 4, to face first-degree murder charge
A man accused of killing his 4-year-old relative in Broomfield on Thursday will face first-degree murder charges.
Peace Corps volunteer found dead in Panama will be honored for life of service Friday
Peace Corps volunteer Cody Oser appears to have died while leaping from one rock to another on his way to his favorite meditation spot when he died.