Boulder City Council last night moved forward with establishing a police oversight board following a March incident viewed by many as racial profiling. But as KGNU’s […]
Boulder City Officials Change Direction on Police Independent Investigator Following Public Outcry
Boulder city officials did a “180” on Tuesday, reversing a plan announced the day before to appoint former district attorney Stan Garnett to investigate what happened […]
Boulder Agrees to Continue New Approach to Homelessness
Boulder City Council received an update last night on a year-old program meant to get those experiencing homelessness into permanent housing, and beyond relying primarily on […]
City-backed Pilot Program To Help Middle-Income Homebuyers in Boulder
In recent decades Boulder has made progress on providing more low income housing options, but middle-income workers and residents still can’t afford to buy homes in […]
Questions Remain Over Water Outage at Boulder Mobile Home Park
Concerns about a mobile home park that was without water for approximately five days took over the first half of a regularly scheduled Boulder City Council […]
Boulder Assault Weapon Ban Approved on Second Reading
Boulder is getting a tough new gun law. Following hours of public hearings and discussion, KGNU’s Roz Brown says City Council has approved a ban on […]
Boulder City Council Gives Initial Approval to Assault Weapon-Ban
After a five-hour public hearing and more than 100 comments from those attending, the Boulder City Council passed on first reading Thursday a new law that […]
Boulder City Council Delays Changing Height Limits
An ordinance that brought construction of taller buildings to a standstill in Boulder two years ago will stay in place for at least another 15 months. […]