Boulder Reporting Lab

The city argues the appeals court was wrong to prohibit fees for blurring video before release, imposing “enormous ongoing costs” on law enforcement agencies statewide.

Boulder asks Colorado Supreme Court to review police body camera fee ruling The city argued prohibiting fees for blurring video imposes “enormous ongoing costs” on law enforcement agencies statewide.

Spring Valley Estates property owners will vote later this year on joining the city, a move that would bring city water, fire hydrants and road upgrades to an area repeatedly threatened by wildfire.

A neighborhood repeatedly evacuated for wildfire could soon join Boulder Property owners will vote later this year on joining the city, a move that would bring city water, fire hydrants and road upgrades to an area repeatedly threatened by wildfire.

A Reddit user posing as the mother of an incoming CU student targeted CU Regents candidate Kubs Lalchandani. The account was linked to the campaign manager for his opponent, Edie Hooton.

Fake 'CU parent' Reddit post in CU Regent race linked to opponent's campaign manager A deleted Reddit post targeting CU Regent candidate Kubs Lalchandani and posing as a CU parent was written by the campaign manager of his opponent, Edie Hooton.