The city of Boulder has until the end of this week to respond to a district county judge’s decision to move forward with a complaint filed by the ACLU in May. The ACLU lawsuit alleges that the city’s camping ban […]
Boulder Residents Host Meeting To Discuss So-Called ‘High-Utilizers’
About 50 to 70 Boulder community members gathered at the Boulder Chamber of Commerce yesterday morning to discuss another group of about 50 to 70 Boulder residents. The individuals not in the room but at the center of the discussion […]
Colorado Residents Identify Cost of Living and Housing as Serious Concerns
New data shows an overwhelming majority of Colorado residents view the rising cost of living as a serious problem. Many are feeling the pinch in their own lives. A new poll from the Colorado Health Foundation shows that around 1 […]
Morning Magazine Podcast — Monday, February 21, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, a conversation with State Sen. Julie Gonzales about the housing crisis from City Cast Denver. Then, we learn about legislation before the state house that intends to tackle homelessness in Colorado. Finally, a glimpse at what’s […]
Boulder Is Getting Old
Boulder is getting older. Over the next two decades, the number of people over the age of 80 will grow more than 244% in Boulder county while population numbers for almost every other age group under 65 will decline. KGNU’s […]
Disaster Response, Housing Crisis and Gun Control Topped Boulder City Council Agenda
Boulder’s City Council held its first meeting of the year last night, amid the aftermath of a major local disaster. The agenda was heavy in both subject matter and quantity of ground covered. Boulder Beat’s Shay Castle joined News Director […]
Morning Magazine Podcast -Wednesday, October 6, 2021
On today’s Morning Magazine, we look at new legal protections for renters that came into effect Friday, just as emergency pandemic measures expired. Then, a new installment in a collaborative series on the affordable housing crisis in the Mountain West. […]