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State patrol seeks public’s help solving hit-and-run of Boulder cyclist
The Colorado State Patrol is seeking information from the public regarding a hit-and-run crash Saturday afternoon that injured a cyclist.
Woman camping with Cold Spring fire suspects takes plea deal
The woman who was camping with the suspects charged with starting the Cold Springs fire outside Nederland in July has been sentenced to probation and community service under a plea...
Police: 1 person injured in shooting on Boulder’s University Hill
One person was injured in a shooting early this morning on University Hill near the Boulder campus, according to University of Colorado police.
5 questions with Boulder professor who’s now chief economist for State Department
University of Colorado economics professor Keith Maskus was last week tapped to serve as the chief economist for the U.S. State Department.
Handful of Boulder Twitter employees laid off as part of national reductions
The announced 9 percent Twitter workforce reduction took a tiny bit out of Boulder operations Thursday, resulting in a handful of layoffs. This despite plans earlier in the year to...
At CU Boulder, “Star Trek” actor George Takei speaks of political activism, equality
George Takei spoke to a large crowd at Macky Auditorium at the University of Colorado in Boulder on Wednesday night, entering the stage to thunderous applause and a standing ovation.
WikiLeaks exposes liberal group’s efforts to thwart climate writings of CU’s Roger Pielke Jr.
A University of Colorado professor who's been criticized for his writings about climate change has been caught up in WikiLeaks' dump of emails involving John Podesta, campaign chairman for Hillary...
Landlords on Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall mired in legal battle
Boulder architect and property manager J Nold Midyette has filed two suits against Seattle-based Unico for an undisclosed amount, alleging breach of contract for 14 properties.
Lafayette’s Flatirons Community Church purchases Denver location
The Lafayette-based Flatirons Community Church has closed on a new Denver location, one that will serve as the ever-growing church's third site as it shifts its downtown operations from the...
Superior officials reject measure to allow golf carts on roads
Superior officials Monday night resoundingly rejected an ordinance that would allow golf carts and other electric vehicles on public roads.