Magnus’ Law takes effect today; police must offer drivers breath tests in fatal and...
Colorado police are now required to offer voluntary breath tests to drivers involved in fatal and serious-injury crashes, with a law honoring a teenage cyclist killed in a Boulder County crash taking effect Wednesday. The law requires officers to offer a preliminary breath test to drivers whom they believe were...
Boulder’s nationally-acclaimed Avery Brewing Company
If you’re looking to experience craft beer, great food and a beautiful space, check out Avery Brewing Company. Located in North Boulder, Avery Brewing Company was founded in 1993 by Adam Avery, and opened an expansive taphouse in 2015. Avery Brewing has grown from a small warehouse to a taphouse with multiple indoor an
Faces of Boulder: Two Boulderites Solo the Flatirons
Look closely at the photograph. Two people are moving steadily up one of Boulder’s iconic Flatirons, side by side against an enormous sweep of tilted sandstone. The rock rises sharply behind them, the city stretches far below, and there are no ropes in sight. It is an extraordinary image—and...
7 Boulder Bites Freshmen Find Too Late
Welcome to Boulder, new Buff. You’ve got the Flatirons in your camera roll, a brand-new CU hoodie and a meal plan that may start feeling repetitive by week three. Campus dining will keep you fed, but some of Boulder’s most memorable meals are waiting beyond the dining halls. These are the pizza counters, neighborhood c
San Lazaro mobile home residents race to make competing offer to buy property
Residents have until December to submit an offer for San Lazaro Mobile Home Park, which is listed for $42.5 million.
Adams 12 schools back to class with increased safety, security measures
Dozens of parents lined up outside of Hulstrom K-8 in Northglenn on Tuesday for the school's annual welcome back parade for all grades heading back from summer break.
Financial constraints lead to closure of Bridge House homeless program in Aurora
AURORA | A local work-first housing program for homeless people will close its doors in Aurora at the end of September, citing financial sustainability issues. Bridge House, a Boulder-based nonprofit group announced it will close the Aurora Ready to Work program, as well as a community kitchen program in Boulder, accor
Longmont launches BCycle e-bike share program, ribbon cutting set for Wednesday
Longmont residents and visitors now have a new way to get around town with the launch of a public electric bike share program that city officials say will improve access to transit and make biking a more practical option for everyday trips. About 30 BCycle electric bicycles became available for...
Third annual Broomfield Jewish Festival to arrive Sunday
Broomfield is slated to host its third-annual Jewish Festival on Sunday to celebrate and share Jewish culture with the community. The celebration will include “authentic kosher cuisine, matzah baking, arts and crafts” and live music, according to a news release from Chabad of Broomfield, which is putting on the event.
Westernaires Brings Equestrian Extravaganza to Longmont. Amazing Precision Drill Riding On Display
The show brings together the entire performance division of Westernaires for an afternoon designed to entertain spectators of all ages. Unlike a competitive rodeo or conventional horse show, the Westernaires production is a fast-moving theatrical presentation built around coordinated teams and specialty acts. Riders mu

















