The 2020 elections are still months away and despite COVID-19, a group is collecting signatures with the goal of changing the way Boulder selects its mayor. […]
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Boulder Residents Urge Police Reform Ahead of Juneteenth
This Friday is Juneteenth – a holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Boulder City Council passed a resolution last night to acknowledge […]
Boulder Begins “Heavy Lift” on Police Reform After George Floyd Death
Like communities across the country, Boulder is grappling with police reform following the death of George Floyd in Minnesota. KGNU’s Roz Brown says Boulder City Council […]
Boulder Seeks Citizen Feedback on Muni Negotiations With Xcel
Just as it was becoming clear the coronavirus pandemic would devastate city coffers, Boulder and Xcel Energy announced mid-May that discussions would begin to explore a […]
COVID-19: Boulder Restaurants Ready for Weekend Rollout
Downtown Boulder may look more like its “old self” this weekend – busy with diners headed to restaurants after a three-month absence due to COVID-19. KGNU’s […]
Boulder Aims to Slow Neighborhood Traffic with ‘20 is Plenty’
Slower speed limits are coming to Boulder’s residential streets. KGNU’s Roz Brown says Boulder City Council voted unanimously last night to limit speeds for cars making […]
Boulder Mulls Dining, Parking Changes to Ease COVID Economic Fallout
Boulder residents were allowed to adopt Safer at Home measures last Saturday after six-and-a-half weeks under stay-at-home orders to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus. […]
COVID-19 Restrictions Ease for Boulder County Saturday, May 9th
As Boulder County prepares to transition into Colorado’s “safer-at-home” order this Saturday, public health officials painted a slightly brighter picture of the local COVID-19 status to […]