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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.
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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.
āIt doesnāt feel goodā: 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 āstraw pollā votes on major issues.
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Is Boulderās 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.
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Boulder nonprofit moves ahead with affordable senior housing project amid landmarking dispute
No Planning Board members supported landmarking a bungalow that could threaten financing for the 60-unit project.
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Boulderās main homeless shelter will limit stays for people without local ties
The policy is designed to prioritize people who became homeless in Boulder and test whether limiting services reduces the number of newcomers.
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Boulder group drops vacancy tax that included commercial spaces as council eyes homes-only version
The resident-led proposal would have taxed homes and commercial spaces, but organizers are stepping back as council eyes a narrower measure.
Half of staff at Boulderās NOAA Global Monitoring Lab face furloughs as funding freeze drags on
Most staff at Boulderās NOAA Global Monitoring Lab are funded through federal grants that have not been released.
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Boulderās powerlines pose wildfire risk. Why are so many still above ground?
A 1970 deal set the pace for undergrounding. Fifty years later, costs still limit how quickly Boulder can bury its remaining powerlines.
Boulderās water supply hangs on for now amid historic drought conditions
Snowpack is at historically low levels, one key watershed has already melted out, and reservoirs may not fully refill this spring.