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The Boulder County commissioners plan to talk about using drones to apply herbicides after receiving more than 800 emails in opposition and hearing from more than a dozen people during last week’s public comment session. The opposition is in response to a planned aerial herbicide spraying of indaziflam in...

WESTMINSTER, Colo. — A newly released affidavit in the killing of a Westminster mother describes a disturbing sequence of events in the days before police found her body and raises new questions about why the man now accused in her death was released from jail just one week before she disappeared.

Boulder’s Pearl Street welcomes a regenerative beef revolution from Half Eaten Cookie Hospitality, the team behind upscale spots Oak at Fourteenth and Corrida. Every patty comes from 100% local, organic, regeneratively-raised beef sourced through their own Colorado Cattle Company—proving premium doesn’t require...

The jury trial for a man accused in a cold case murder in Boulder County from 2006 began on Monday morning. Denver7 listened to the opening statements on Monday morning.

The planners behind the Williams Village housing project said a city rule is forcing demolition of the iconic Dark Horse Tavern sooner than expected, but city officials are saying the timing remains in the hands of developers. Why it matters: The developers said the condensed timeline would be a hardship...

The affordable housing construction is thanks to the Flatirons Habitat for Humanity and the Boulder Valley School District.

Boulder County signed off on its final 2026 budget Tuesday, but only after carving out an additional $5 million in cuts, most of which will hit personnel budgets across departments. Why it matters: The reductions mean more layoffs are coming for county workers in the new year. Catch up quick:...

Dozens of Northern Colorado veterans are regaining their footing thanks to generous donors on Colorado Gives Day. Veterans living at, and working with, the Veterans Community Project in Longmont are benefiting from the generous donations of Coloradans.

A California-based nonprofit faces public backlash as it prepares to replace the Salvation Army to operate a Denver-owned homeless shelter. State of play: Denver City Council voted 9-4 Monday to approve a contract with Urban Alchemy to operate the 289-unit Aspen Shelter, a site formerly run by the Salvation Army.

This story was first published at the Colorado Sun. DENVER | The University of Colorado Anschutz will pay more than $10 million to settle a lawsuit brought by students and staff who sued in 2021 after being denied religious exemptions to the campus’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate, according to a group that represented...