May 2026
E-bike crashes in Boulder see sharp increase, but severe crashes are down from pre-pandemic rates
Non-serious crashes in the city involving e-bikes are on the rise, and the rate of severe crashes has decreased over the past five years.
Boulder moves toward billing residents and businesses for new transportation maintenance fee
The fee is expected to raise about $6.4 million a year for road and path maintenance as sales and use tax revenue plateaus.
After Shark Tank deal fell through, Boulder’s Nude Foods eyes Front Range expansion
The reusable-packaging grocer Nude Foods is exploring new locations while doubling down on community-backed funding.
Odd Rabbit opens in Boulder with sushi, ramen and more from Michelin-recognized chefs
The team behind Denver’s glo Noodle House expands to East Boulder with a broader, more experimental menu designed for sharing.
Mustard’s Last Stand must leave longtime Boulder location, but a new home may be possible
The city plans to demolish Mustard’s current building, but says it is exploring options for the restaurant to relocate.
Boulder City Council moves to keep airport open indefinitely, limiting future housing options
Boulder City Council directed officials to draft a resolution, deciding one of the city’s most contentious issues through an informal vote.
Boulder County will lay off more employees and may cut programs to close $13.2 million budget deficit
After 62 layoffs and dozens of severance departures that disrupted social service programs, Boulder County officials say another round of cuts is coming.
Boulder County proposal to limit multi-use trail access draws backlash from mountain bikers
The county is taking feedback until May 19 before deciding on restrictions. The Boulder Mountainbike Alliance says the pilot is rushed and unnecessary.
‘It doesn’t feel good’: Boulder councilmembers still reeling after airport vote to stay open indefinitely
Some Boulder councilmembers say the decision came too quickly and are questioning the use of informal “straw poll” votes on major issues.
Is Boulder’s camping ban constitutional? Colorado Court of Appeals hears arguments
Judges question constitutional limits and pressed both sides on whether the ordinance targets conduct or the status of being homeless.