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For months, it appeared that Santa Fe Drive’s landmark annual event wouldn’t happen. City officials were turning down requests to close the street to automobiles for this year’s edition of First Friday Art Walks, which draws thousands of pedestrians to the street for one night each summer.

According to the Reporter-Herald, in early August of 2025, the Loveland Police Department had an active investigation underway regard a possible illegal casino in Downtown inside King Storage at 101 West 4th Street. The owners of King Storage stated that they had no involvement with any casino on their property.

This piece is part of Yellow Scene Magazine’s Opinion section. The views expressed here are those of the author in their role as Publisher, and do not represent a reported news position. At Yellow Scene, opinion pieces speak freely, challenge assumptions, and say the quiet parts out loud. The...

University of Colorado Boulder researchers are conducting an experiment that will simulate gunfire on Monday morning

Marching through Longmont on Saturday was a celebration of all that Boulder County has to offer as community members paraded through downtown Longmont for a tradition that has spanned more than 150 years, according to the Kiwanis Club of Longmont, a group that organizes the parade each year. The Boulder...

Westminster police are seeking information that could help solve a 1999 cold case involving a triple homicide.

Good Monday morning, Boulder. Today’s BRL Today is sponsored by SVP Boulder County — learn how to become a Partner Member or get nonprofit support. Leading today’s edition: Boulder’s new fire‑hardening standards took effect Aug. 1 for new construction and major remodels in wildfire‑prone areas, requiring...

Bob Yates is a regular opinion columnist for Boulder Reporting Lab. He is a former member of the Boulder City Council. A version of this piece was also published in the August issue of the Boulder Bulletin, his newsletter about local government and the community, which he has published since 2016.

A train collision with a semi truck at the Sable Boulevard crossing has caused a disruption for travelers on RTD's A Line.

Years before he found fame as red-headed prankster Ralph Malph on the ’70s sitcom “Happy Days,” Donny Most was a red-headed 14-year-old kid spending his summer as part of a youth vaudeville troupe that performed in New York’s Catskill Mountains. “Music was my first love,” says...