There were tears, anger and shared stories of grief about Monday’s shooting at Boulder’s King Soopers when Boulder City Council convened a special meeting Wednesday night. KGNU’s Roz Brown says after receiving a call from President Joe Biden earlier in […]
Two years ago, Sammie Lawrence thought he was within his rights when he began filming Boulder police questioning some folks in a park who were there because they were part of Boulder’s homeless community. But one of the police officers took […]
Boulder City Council last night approved the hiring of Nuria Rivera-Vandermyde as Boulder’s next city manager. KGNU’s Roz Brown says Rivera-Vandermyde will be the first female city manager of color and only the second woman to serve as Boulder’s City […]
For the second time in two weeks, crime was a focus of the Boulder City Council meeting last night. KGNU’s Roz Brown says Boulder City Council learned that the level of crime in the downtown business core is disproportionate to […]
Boulder City Council wants a report from its police chief ASAP – after hearing from several residents last night who believe an uptick in crime in the downtown area is making people afraid for their safety and driving tourists away […]
Boulder has adopted a plan to achieve a collective vision of racial equity. In a unanimous vote last night, KGNU’s Roz Brown reports Boulder City Council said it was a first step in addressing systemic and institutional racism in its […]
Starting today, the Boulder group, Bedrooms are for People will begin collecting endorsements using Boulder’s new online petition software. Boulder Direct Democracy has widely been reported as a first in the nation. But as KGNU’s Roz Brown reports, its rollout is anything […]
Boulder City Council issued a statement last night denouncing any “false equivalency” between the Holocaust and euthanizing prairie dogs. KGNU’s Roz Brown says the issue stemmed from a postcard sent to councilmembers. Listen to the report here: The postcard included […]
