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A peculiar and intriguing "bike" was recently spotted on Google Maps in the 1400 Block of Spruce. The image, which was shared on social media, has sparked a flurry of comments and speculations. The bike appears to be unusually tall and, while it looks somewhat precarious, it also has a certain cool factor.

If you're planning to be in Boulder on Black Friday and are curious about the operating hours of independent stores, you're not alone. Many are interested in knowing whether they can spend their day browsing and shopping at arts, thrifts, and other similar stores, rather than hunting for sales.

In a quest to make vegan pad Thai, a social media user recently asked where they could find Thai tamarind paste in Boulder. This ingredient seems to be quite elusive in the area, leading to a vibrant discussion about where to find it.

BOULDER, Colo. — For years, the number of people who could speak the Arapaho language has been dwindling. But a linguistics professor at CU Boulder is collaborating with the Northern Arapaho Tribe to preserve their language. From his office in Boulder, Andy Cowell helped to document and translate Arapaho.

Many Native American languages only have a few native speakers left.

State leaders this week announced the launch of a new program aimed at easing Colorado’s worsening affordable housing shortage. The initiative marks a step toward a statewide common application for affordable housing development — an issue that both Gov. Jared Polis and Denver Mayor Mike Johnston have historically...

The Boulder County Coroner identified the victim of the Nov. 16 accident as Takashi Koyama

A little over a week after three people were killed in a single-vehicle crash near East 56th Avenue and Potomac Street, neighbors say the stretch of road remains one of the most dangerous in Montbello.

Thanksgiving is a day for food and family, but with food insecurity rising, some may be in need of a bit of help on the holiday. U.S. “food insecurity” has been at a near-decade high, according to data through 2023 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Broadly...

Tiny homes started as a quirky trend—something you’d see on a late-night HGTV binge when you swore you were only going to watch “one episode.” But in the last few years, tiny homes have evolved from cute curiosities into a full-blown housing movement that’s reshaping entire neighborhoods. Cities across the country...