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Speakers at a recent town hall on metropolitan districts in Berthoud on Aug. 14 emphasized that their goal isn’t to eliminate them but to improve their governance. The forum discussed reforms to limit developer control, reduce long-term tax burdens and empower homeowners in districts, which can significantly affect the

Somewhere along a busy Colorado highway sits a diner that treats the decades between the 1950s and the 1980s like an ongoing party. Elvis photos share wall space with jukebox-era decor, the coffee keeps flowing, and the plates come out generous enough to fuel a full day. Regulars slip in...

A Boulder-born Thai restaurant group is set to open a new cafe near Denver Union Station this fall, moving into the storefront left vacant after a decade-old Chinese fast-casual spot closed its doors. Busaba Thai is taking over the space at 1625 Wynkoop Street, according to owner Shekhar Pokhrel. Pokhrel...

A second chance is something Sabrina Flanagan said she once wasn’t sure she could achieve.

Colorado-to-Texas transplants like myself have a reason to celebrate: Snarf’s Sandwiches, the Boulder-born sub shop with a devoted following, is making its way to Frisco. According to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing, a $350,000 renovation is underway at 3930 Preston Road to make room for a new Sna

A Longmont couple continues to recover in the intensive care unit nearly three weeks after a natural gas explosion destroyed their manufactured home and left them with severe burns. Jeremy Irving and his wife Michelle have been hospitalized since the morning of August 8, when their residence in the 500...

A tower behind the Chamber of Commerce building in Erie’s Old Town has been disassembled and removed from the spot where it sat for decades. The tower’s historic siren, which was once used to alert the Erie community to danger, will be preserved. With “no historical value,” the...

When: Friday night, 7 p.m. Why you should care: The Tigers and Eagles revive their age-old rivalry on the gridiron, but this year, they’re checking it off as the first item on the 2026 agenda. They haven’t seen each other since 2023, when Holy Family narrowly escaped with a 30-29 win.

Aug. 26—A tower behind the Chamber of Commerce building in Erie’s Old Town has been disassembled and removed from the spot where it sat for decades. The tower’s historic siren, which was once used to alert the Erie community to danger, will be preserved. With “no historical...

Despite hot temperatures and dry conditions, Broomfield is unlikely to implement mandatory water restrictions as the public’s conservation efforts are paying off. “We’ve had a pretty big precipitation deficit throughout the year, and normally this would lead people to water their lawns and HOAs to water their turf area