ICE arrests reach decade high, CU Boulder study finds
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested per day in 2025 than any other year in the past decade, according to a University of Colorado Boulder study, while the percentage of people ICE has arrested with criminal records has decreased. On average, there were 821 daily ICE arrests during the...
Best Hot Dog in Boulder, Colorado
Hot dogs may not be the first thing people associate with Boulder’s farm-to-table culture, but this city knows how to elevate even the most classic American staple. Between locally sourced ingredients, loyal followings, and decades-old institutions, Boulder delivers when it comes to a properly done dog. If you’re...
Colorado’s Massive Fry Bread Taco Spot Has Locals Hitting The Road Every Week
There is a spot in Denver that people are driving well out of their way to visit, and once you hear why, the extra miles make perfect sense. Located at 3536 West 44th Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80211, this welcoming counter serve eatery has built a following that stretches far beyond its immediate neighborhood.
A New Taco Truck, Rayo, is Rolling Into Boulder
A new mobile taco stand Rayo, the Spanish word for lightning bolt, is making landfall in Boulder in late spring. Rayo owner Gabriela Garza comes from a hospitality background, traveling across the country on a weekly basis to consult for restaurants and hotels. “It was just a tricky lifestyle, considering the travel...
Colorado twins matched to different preschools in state’s UPK system
DENVER — A Denver mother of twins discovered a flaw in Colorado's universal preschool matching system after her 4-year-old twins were assigned to different schools located five miles apart. Emily Mahoney applied for preschool placement for her twins, Adeline and Lucian, through Colorado's Universal Preschool Program,...
Possible measles exposures reported in Broomfield, Boulder counties, including high school
Health officials say that students and staff at Broomfield High School may have been exposed to measles last Friday and this Monday.
One weather model is calling for over a foot of snow in Denver the...
March is typically the snowiest month in Denver, averaging 11.4 to 11.5 inches of snowfall based on long-term data, and this year we may hit those numbers in one storm […]
RTD Transit Police begin patrols from new substations in Englewood, Boulder
Regional Transportation District Transit Police started operating from two new substations on Friday to increase their visibility on the system and shorten response times across the eight-county service area. One substation is based at the Elati light rail facility in Englewood, positioning officers closer to...
Boulder police searching for electric dirt bike driver who eluded officer
Boulder police are hoping the public can help them find an electric dirt bike rider they attempted to stop twice for driving recklessly.
Unvaccinated child in Boulder County tests positive for measles
Public health officials have confirmed a measles case in Boulder County. The child was not vaccinated against measles, mumps and rubella and had not traveled outside the state or had a known exposure, according to state health officials. The case brings the total number of measles infections in Colorado to...
