Opinion

Why the future of Downtown Boulder and University Hill matters to the entire community.

The Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling reaffirmed why the Fourteenth Amendment was written in the first place.

The proposed Downtown Development Authority would redirect future tax revenue approved by all Boulder voters while allowing fewer than 2,500 people to decide its fate.

If you’re frustrated with the direction of our city, direct that frustration at the nine people you elected, not the staff carrying out our decisions.

Restaurant and business groups respond to Brian Keegan’s tipped-wage column in Boulder Reporting Lab.

The county’s proposed trail-use pilot has renewed debate over trail access. Here’s what the data show about how Boulder County’s trails are distributed among cyclists, hikers and equestrians.

How solo climbing became normalized in Boulder, and how familiarity can distort perceptions of danger and consequence.

The Museum of Boulder’s flag design competition was an exercise in creativity and fun, not an effort to create an official flag for the City of Boulder.

School communities are stronger and students more successful when younger children can attend schools where older siblings already built lasting family ties.

Boulder County’s proposed alternating trail-use pilot is being justified by preference-based conflicts, not documented safety risks.