3 CU campuses report enrollment declines, Boulder’s first since 2020
Three of the University of Colorado’s four campuses experienced enrollment declines over the past year, with CU Boulder losing students for the first time since 2020, preliminary data show. The CU Board of Regents was presented with preliminary fall census data during its Sept. 10 meeting. Systemwide, the four campuses
10 Colorado Sandwich Shops That Skip Advertising But Word-Of-Mouth Keeps Them Going
Word-of-mouth gets my attention faster than a glossy ad, especially when people keep recommending the same lunch stop. That is what makes these Colorado sandwich shops interesting: many seem to rely on regulars, coworkers, hikers, students, and friends passing along favorites. I like that kind of food story; it feels..
Lincoln Hills was a haven for Black Coloradans. A descendant hopes to help revive...
A lodge tucked into Colorado’s Front Range mountains was once a woodland Harlem Renaissance, attracting jazz musician Duke Ellington, poet Langston Hughes, writer Zora Neale Hurston and countless other Black Americans who sought refuge, joy and fresh air at a time when the great outdoors was not safe for everyone.
Northglenn pizza place puts on DIY punk shows
Pizza and punk go together like … well, moshing and broken bones. Just ask Johnny Quattro, the Pooh-Bah turned promoter of Boardwalk Pizzeria. The owner of Northglenn’s most punk-rock pizza place broke his ankle last month at the first show he put on at his restaurant. “I’m probably too old for dancing,” he admits. “Bu
Affidavit provides more details in series of violent crimes in Boulder County
An unsealed affidavit in the case obtained by Denver7 Monday is providing additional details for the crimes 66-year-old Daniel Kent Townsend is accused of committing.
Thornton man accused of threatening to kill federal, state officials
A 40-year-old Thornton man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly threatening to kill several groups, including officials at the local, state and federal levels.
Denver restaurant snags coveted Michelin recognition
One Denver restaurant was awarded a Michelin star Monday, joining the nine other starred restaurants in Denver, Boulder and Aspen. Milpero, in the River North neighborhood, deepens the pool of Michelin restaurants in those cities, but did not expand the map during the guide’s first year offering stars statewide.
Pettersen, Neguse Push for More Help for Exposure from Rocky Flats and Cotter Uranium...
As Elise Schmelzer reports for The Denver Post, Colorado Reps. Brittany Pettersen (D-Lakewood) and Joe Neguse (D-Boulderish) are pushing to expand compensation options for Coloradans exposed to radiation from the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons facility south of Boulder and the Cotter uranium mill near Cañon City:. A propo
Thornton Approves 416-Unit Creekside Gardens as Housing Demand and Water Constraints Persist
Thornton City Council has approved annexation and zoning for Creekside Gardens, a proposed 416-unit mixed-use development at the southwest corner of East 104th Avenue and Washington Street. Evergreen Devco's plan includes 250 market-rate apartments, a 166-unit senior-living community and commercial space, according to
Outside Names Boulder One of America’s Best Trail Towns
Outside has named Boulder one of the five best trail towns in the United States, placing it alongside Bend, Chattanooga, Marquette, and Mill Valley. The magazine’s new list celebrates places where people can reach legitimate trails without spending the day driving between town and distant trailheads. In Boulder, that c

















