After backlash, Boulder moves boulder blocking popular Reservoir bike route
The city moved a boulder and replaced signs about bike access after Boulder Reporting Lab reported that cyclists were questioning the changes. The rock was installed last month with a sign stating that the route, used by cyclists for decades, was restricted. The notice said the road was a dam maintenance road, “not an
Boulder relocates homelessness services amid broader push to curb outdoor sleeping downtown
Later this month, the City of Boulder will relocate its Community Court program, which helps homeless people address low-level charges, from the Penfield Tate Municipal Building to St. John’s Episcopal Church, about half a mile away. The change comes amid a broader push to prevent camping near Boulder Creek...
Colorado Assistant Defends QB After Misinterpreted Comment On Coaching Malpractice
Colorado quarterback Juju Lewis went viral for the wrong reason at Big 12 Media Day due to an unfortunate comment made about poor game planning. The remark, to many, hinted at coaching malpractice. New offensive coordinator Brennan Marion came to Lewis’s defense on Thursday. He suggested that the comment was misinterpr
Teens help protect Lafayette mobile homeowners with fire mitigation efforts
This week, crews of teens are working with Boulder County Wildfire Partners at the Lafayette Gardens Mobile Home Park to help residents mitigate wildfire risk.
Where to spot moose in Colorado
Getting a glimpse of a majestic moose in the wilderness is never not cool. The big picture: More than 3,000 moose call Colorado home, but the territorial and solitary creatures rarely venture into populated areas. So we compiled a list of where moose sightings are more common. Caveat: Moose are...
Lafayette officials ironing out potential tax ballot measure
Lafayette officials are considering a potential November ballot measure that would ask voters to extend a property tax to support the Great Outdoors Water Park and the LaMont Does Park pool ahead of the current tax expiring at the end of this year. The Great Outdoors Water Park, completed in...
Colorado struggles to recruit doctors into elder care despite aging population
When Margaret Thompson an 82 year old resident of Boulder needed specialized medical attention for her chronic conditions she encountered delays that stretched for months. Her search highlighted the pressing issue of Colorado Geriatrics Shortage Elder Care that affects many families across the state. As the population
US Postal Service dedicates new pickup locations for ‘Aspen Acres’ fire evacuees
PUEBLO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- Victims of the "Aspen Acres" fire are being asked to pick up their mail at new locations after evacuations closed some of the U.S. Postal Service's (USPS) offices. The USPS locations in Coal Creek, Rockvale, Wetmore, Rye, Beulah and Colorado City will all temporarily relocate...
Boulder County Sheriff’s Office seeks help identifying Superior armed robbery suspect
The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office is seeking help identifying a suspect involved in an armed robbery in Superior on July 4, according to a social media post. In a Facebook post, the Sheriff’s Office asked for the public to assist in identifying the person who stole a “large quantity” of kratom and brandished a foldin
Local bookstores see boom as tech antidote
Bookstores are finding new life as Americans lose many of their casual gathering places. The big picture: The comeback isn't just about selling books. It's about turning browsing into belonging in an increasingly digital world. Why it matters: Americans are spending less time together, raising risks for loneliness and

















