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Several Boulder County communities are poised to collect millions of dollars each year from the Front Range Passenger Rail District (FRPRD) to build out the areas around their future stations. Why it matters: The communities see the stations as catalysts for new housing, businesses and public spaces, not just a...

Dogs can splash and play in Thunder Bay, Cowabunga Beach, and Turtle Bay.

Charges have been filed by the 17th Judicial District Attorney's Office in a deadly stabbing that occurred in Northglenn.

Colorado’s effort to make packaging companies pay more of the cost of recycling is facing a legal challenge that could complicate the rollout just as cities, counties, and recycling operators begin relying on the new funding. The state’s producer responsibility program, created through House Bill 22-1355, shifts some r

San Antonio-based EMBREY has acquired an approximately 18-acre site at the northwest corner of U.S. 287 and Dillon Road in Lafayette for $38.5 million, with plans to advance the first phase of the entitled Sundar multifamily development. CBRE arranged the transaction, representing seller Milestone Development Group. Ma

An update in The Gazette this week on a pioneering Colorado quantum-tech company spoke volumes about the bright prospects of our state in general for becoming a global center of the epochal technology. The word “quantum” — overused and at times misused — has been around a long time. It conveyed an otherworldly degree o

Police are investigating a crash that has shut down parts of the road in Arvada on Friday morning.

Colorado Connector, or CoCo, is an intercity passenger rail, not light rail or a typical commuter train. Starter Service is targeted to begin in 2029, operating in eight Front Range communities. The experience is designed around longer trips, with comfortable seating and amenities including Wi-Fi, power outlets, restro

The expansion also frees additional capacity for engines and missile systems.

A Longmont domestic violence shelter is facing the possibility of closing its doors after nearly 50 years of serving Boulder County families. Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley needs $295,000 this year to keep its doors open, leaders say.