Does a planned Boulder flood mitigation project violate the state’s voter-approved Taxpayer Bill of Rights? That’s a question that a Boulder County judge is weighing after hearing oral

Boulder's City Council unanimously backed a plan to expand the city's view of properties that will face additional requirements due to the risk of wildfire in Colorado.

Boulder and Boulder County filed the lawsuit seven years ago, seeking to hold Suncor Energy and ExxonMobil accountable for driving climate change and the damages their pollution has caused.

Our issues in Boulder are not as monumental as the national political gridlock or the economic chaos of tariffs or the growing chasm between the rich and poor. Yet, I would opine that we are

5—Boulder County open space staff members are recommending new owners for 14 of the 16 residential flood buyout properties ... Boulder-based Apache Nation of Colorado. The nonprofit organization ...

Other area streams expected to have notable — if not floodstage — increases in runoff include Fountain Creek, the St. Charles River and other tributaries of the Arkansas River. Louen recommends drivers steer clear of flooded roadways and heed orders from local law enforcement and emergency management.

Shallow flooding is expected during the 100-yr flood and 1 foot of flooding during a 500-yr flood. Due to the proximity to Boulder Creek, all residents of Athens Court, regardless of their floor level should evacuate to the second level Marine Court.

An old Colorado wisecrack targets Boulder’s superiority complex. “How do you know someone is from Boulder? They tell you.”

In a 5-2 decision, the Colorado Supreme Court on Monday upheld a lower court’s ruling denying oil producers attempt to dismiss Boulder County’s tort claim for climate change-driven damages. “The court now concludes that respondents’ claims are not preempted by federal law and,

One proposal would require developers to pay infrastructure fees. The other would mandate affordable housing in duplex and triplex conversions.