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???? Boulder's budget squeeze hits jobs and pools
5+ day, 39+ min ago (734+ words) Good Wednesday morning, Boulder. Today’s BRL Today is sponsored by the Downtown Boulder Partnership, which is gearing up for the Pearl Street Stampedes. Come downtown for the first Stampede on Friday, Sept. 11, and kick off CU’s home football season on…...
???? What families still want to know about BVSD's school closure plan
1+ week, 52+ min ago (15+ words) 🏫 What families still want to know about BVSD’s school closure plan The Boulder Reporting Lab...
Meet Boulder's 19 candidates for mayor and City Council
2+ week, 10+ hour ago (638+ words) Nineteen candidates have qualified for Boulder’s 2026 municipal ballot: six running for mayor and 13 seeking five city council seats. The council field is slightly larger than last year’s, when 11 candidates competed for four seats. Only three sitting councilmembers, Tina Marquis, Tara…...
Opinion | KC Becker: Boulder deserves a better bond proposal, not a $400 million blank check
2+ week, 10+ hour ago (375+ words) Commentaries are opinion pieces contributed by readers and newsmakers. Boulder Reporting Lab’s Opinion section is a forum for informed perspectives and civil debate on issues shaping life in Boulder and Boulder County. These pieces reflect the voices of our community…...
???? Boulder clears major hurdle for 110-room downtown hotel
3+ week, 1+ hour ago (1077+ words) Good Monday morning, Boulder. Today’s BRL Today is sponsored by Colorado Connector, a planned passenger train that would ultimately link 12 Front Range communities. Review the plan. Leading today: The Boulder City Council approved the $5.8 million sale of the Spruce Street…...
Boulder City Council approves $5.8M sale of downtown parking lot for 110-room hotel
3+ week, 11+ hour ago (711+ words) The Boulder City Council on Aug. 20 approved the sale of the Spruce Street surface parking lot for $5.8 million, clearing a major hurdle for a proposed hotel at Broadway and Spruce Street that councilmembers hope will bring new economic activity downtown....
Appeals court upholds Boulder’s financing plan for $76.5M CU South flood project
3+ week, 11+ hour ago (782+ words) The Colorado Court of Appeals has upheld Boulder’s use of stormwater utility fees to pay for the South Boulder Creek flood mitigation project at CU South, marking the latest setback for residents seeking to block a project that has been…...
???? A years-old South Boulder trail fight is back
3+ week, 5+ day ago (946+ words) Good Wednesday morning, Boulder. Today’s BRL Today is sponsored by the City of Boulder’s free Climate Resilient Landscape Showcase Garden Tour on Aug. 22. Register to explore water-wise gardens, pollinator habitats and more across Boulder. Before we get into the news,…...
Opinion | Terri Brncic: Boulder can't say what Alpine-Balsam will cost. Why trust it with $400 million more?
3+ week, 5+ day ago (535+ words) Commentaries are opinion pieces contributed by readers and newsmakers. Boulder Reporting Lab’s Opinion section is a forum for informed perspectives and civil debate on issues shaping life in Boulder and Boulder County. These pieces reflect the voices of our community…...
Boulder will begin collecting its new transportation fee in 2027
3+ week, 5+ day ago (196+ words) Boulder plans to begin collecting its new transportation maintenance fee in 2027. The fee is intended to provide a steady source of funding as revenue from city sales taxes levels off. Rates for different building types were determined using local and…...