Broomfield could consider a switch to tiered water usage billing for businesses
With a suggested move to tiered usage rates, Broomfield businesses could see a change to their water bills. In a report to the Broomfield City Council in its Tuesday night meeting, city staff proposed moving to a tiered rate structure for commercial water usage, meaning the rate for water would increase the more water
Bat tests positive for rabies in first Boulder County case in 2026
A bat recently found at a Niwot home is the first to test positive in Boulder County this year, public health officials announced Friday afternoon. The Boulder County Public Health department asked anyone who may have come into contact with a bat to contact the department, and reminded residents to never touch wild ani
Felony Fugitive Bolts Into Traffic Near 84th Before Westminster Cops Cut The Chase
A man wanted on an active felony warrant turned the busy intersection at 84th Avenue and Federal Boulevard into a brief footrace on Thursday, according to Westminster police. Officers say they contacted the man at the corner, and he tried to run away on foot, at one point darting into oncoming traffic, before they caug
Berthoud firefighter discharged from hospital after life-threatening crash
Berthoud Fire Lieutenant Ken Bradley and his wife Carol were cheered on by fellow first responders as they left Denver Health Wednesday, June 10. Bradley was critically injured on May 17, when a driver going the wrong way in a Denver express lane near 20th Street and 1-25 hit his vehicle head-on.
Ex-film commissioner tied to bringing Sundance to Colorado sues over termination
DENVER (CN) — Six months ahead of the Sundance Film Festival kicking off in Boulder, Colorado, the state’s former septuagenarian film commissioner, who says he secured the event’s relocation, sued his former employer claiming age discrimination and defamation. After playing a role in negotiating the relocation of...
These Colorado essential workers can do their jobs because they have childcare: ‘It’s vital’
Austin Vance helps keep the lights on in Fort Collins. As a line crew chief for the city’s Light and Power electric utility, he and his team are responsible for the infrastructure that delivers electricity to more than 79,000 customers with an advertised 99.99% reliability. He couldn’t do it without his neighbor.
Xcel takes it on the chin in public comments
Two speakers, one from Minturn and the other from Boulder, have hard things to say about monopoly utilities. Xcel Energy took it on the chin in remarks at this week’s meeting of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission. The PUC commissioners accept public comment once a month at the start...
Firestone car crash leaves woman in critical condition
A woman was critically injured in a car crash in Firestone and her family is trying to raise financial support. Shelley Ibarra was involved in a collision May 26 that left her with injuries including internal bleeding, 11 broken ribs, a broken pelvis and a broken ankle, her daughter told The Denver Gazette. The crash [
This Colorado Restaurant Serves A Breakfast Burrito So Massive, It Could Easily Feed A...
Tucked along Main Street in Longmont, Colorado, Aunt Alice’s Kitchen has been winning hearts with its homemade cooking and generous portions for decades. Whether you’re a local regular or just passing through, this beloved diner knows how to make every plate feel like a warm hug. Their breakfast...
Boulder police arrest attempted arson suspect
Boulder police on Wednesday arrested a suspect in connection with an apparent attempted arson. The incident happened Wednesday evening near the 800 block of Moorhead Circle in South Boulder, the Boulder Police Department said on its X account. The call initially came in as a structure fire, but crews found a suspicious

















