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Lost Coach Hang Tag
I know this might be a long shot since anyone that sees it on the ground will likely assume it’s trash, but I lost the tag for my Merlot Coach bag somewhere on Folsom and the Alcove on Arapahoe. I also had it on a bus. Attached is the only photo I have of the… More
What the F? (Said with irony.)
This afternoon, I was sitting on my porch just doing a little bit of work and chilling out when a car slowed down in front of my house, with a mom driving her son home from school. She let her son climb out of the passenger-side front window and stand… More
Colorado Libertarian officials scramble to replace secretary of state candidate after nominee drops out
The Libertarian Party of Colorado has scrambled to get a new secretary of state candidate on the November ballot after its first contender abruptly dropped out of the race last week. When Alex Astley announced that he was ending his campaign, he did so Aug. 26 — one day after… More
Ethnic restaurants with frozen meal
Hi neighbours! When I lived in my previous city, there was a cute restaurant/cafe that serves pierogi and Borscht soup, and they sell frozen ones to take home as well! The ingredients are simple and clean, just like a homemade meal. They taste just as good as eating at the… More
Possible plane crash reported in Colorado mountains, sheriff says
Colorado search and rescue crews are responding to an apparent plane crash on the side of a mountain near Telluride, the San Miguel County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday evening. Sheriff’s deputies, search crews, Telluride Fire and the Bureau of Land Management were called out for a plume of smoke coming from the north side of… More
Clearest shot I’ll ever get again of the sun setting over the Flatirons. You never really appreciate what you had until it’s gone
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Veo riders have scooted on Denver sidewalks more than 330,000 times
Veo Micromobility had its first check-in with city leaders this week — and to nobody’s surprise, scofflaw scooters on sidewalks were the main point of contention. In its first quarterly report required by the city, Veo recorded 338,620 “sidewalk riding events,” from the beginning of May to the end of… More
Lost Dog Indian Peaks Co
Please help if you were near Indian peaks last night or today. $1000 reward if pup is found & reunited with her family submitted by /u/Chelseayoulater [link] [comments] More
Denver-area patent and IP law firms capture 4,592 patents for clients last year
Attorneys at Denver's largest patent and intellectual property law firms are busy protecting clients' brainstorming. More
Officials ease fire restrictions for much of western Colorado after recent rains
Starting Friday, many Western Slope counties and most of the sprawling White River National Forest are downgrading their fire restrictions. The change comes as cooler, wetter weather has settled across western Colorado, bringing much-needed rain to areas parched by a historic drought. Mesa, Delta, Garfield, Pitkin and Eagle counties are all dropping down to Stage… More
Horses shot with pellet guns, police seeking information
NEWS FLASH The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office Animal Protection Unit requests assistance from the community for information regarding two horses shot with a pellet gun in Lafayette. On the nights of Aug. 10 and 11, Quarter Horses Mystic and Chief suffered injuries from the shots near the 12000 block of Flagg Drive. The person or… More
Meet Your New Host: William Carman
Monika Vischer / CPRCPR Classical host William Carman at the piano In early July, I embarked on an entirely new path in my life, becoming one of your new hosts here on CPR Classical. Well, not entirely new—everything leading up to this moment made my decision a very natural one in retrospect. I spent the… More
US Supreme Court again urged to permit Trump vote-by-mail restrictions
The U.S. Supreme Court on Oct. 9, 2024. (Photo by Jane Norman/States Newsroom)The Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to overturn a lower court and allow it to enforce a U.S. Postal Service rule restricting mail-in voting. The trial judge, Indira Talwani of the U.S. District of Massachusetts, prejudged the rule before… More
CU and Boulder – photos from 1955
All photos taken my grandpa "Doc" who went to CU with my grandma in the mid 50s submitted by /u/Wandering-Lantern98 [link] [comments] More
Colorado stalling out at the intersection of construction and competition
Colorado contractors are struggling to find workers and book jobs, as the data center boom transforms the construction business. Construction companies across the U.S. have been flagging a shortage of skilled workers for years. Now, competition for workers from data centers, and increased immigration enforcement, are exacerbating the labor crunch,… More
Glasses at velmont dog park
Found a pair of black glasses and another pair of pink glasses at the dog park. They both are hanging on the fence by the skate park and the water. submitted by /u/zangoku [link] [comments] More
What’s next for the Arkansas River after massive sewage spill?
By John Ingold, Colorado Sun and Mike Booth, Colorado Sun This story was originally published by the Colorado Sun. A massive spill of raw sewage and untreated wastewater into the Arkansas River in southeastern Colorado continues to wreak havoc on the region. Water in the river downstream of the spill, east of Pueblo, is still… More
Everything we ate at Sushi Den’s Summer Rooftop Party
You’ll have to hold until next year to experience it — and it's well worth the wait. More
Erie forced Draco to redraw the map. Now what?
Erie’s fight over its mineral rights has entered a new phase. If it seems complex, it is. The town has kept its mineral rights, SM Energy has redrawn the Draco drilling plan around Erie’s unleased minerals, and town officials are now considering how much leverage they still have over the project and what they should… More
With acquisition of Vermont newspapers, the National Trust for Local News expands to a fourth state
The nonprofit National Trust for Local News is acquiring the Vermont Community Newspaper Group in a deal that will close this month, the Trust announced Thursday. The deal, which will add five weekly newspapers covering more than a dozen northern Vermont communities to the Trust’s portfolio, expands the nonprofit’s footprint… More
John Lehndorff and chef Daniel Asher talk with Philippa Clark of Moxie Bread Co. and Deb Britton of Dolly Mama’s Farmstead Goat Cheese on a live episode of Kitchen Table Talk
play_arrow John Lehndorff and chef Daniel Asher talk with Philippa Clark of Moxie Bread Co. and Deb Britton of Dolly Mama’s Farmstead Goat Cheese on a live episode of Kitchen Table Talk KGNU News On this month’s edition of Kitchen Table Talk, host John Lehndorff and chef Daniel Asher went live from KGNU’s new… More
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United unveils mountain-themed livery for Denver ski flights
The distinctive new-look livery will be used on routes in Colorado ski country. United CEO Scott Kirby unveiled the design in Denver this week. More
Missouri bank targets $1.4 billion in assets after acquiring Denver-area institution
The Missouri institution will gain a full-service operation in Colorado. More
Faculty receive promotions in the School of Architecture and Planning for 2026
The MIT School of Architecture and Planning recognized 11 faculty members with promotions for their significant contributions to the school, effective July 1, 2026. Four faculty promotions are in the Department of Architecture, three are in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning (DUSP), and four are in the program in Media Arts and Sciences.“These… More
New leadership at Denver transit company
The company has over 300 employees and serves clients in 38 states. More
E-bike injuries jumped 184% as Children’s Hospital Colorado warns of rising risks
Children’s Hospital Colorado in AuroraColorado State Patrol Lieutenant Colonel Josh Downing addresses media about the increase in traumatic injuries connected to e-device use at a news conference on, August 27. AURORA | Children’s Hospital Colorado is reporting increasing e-bike and e-scooter related injuries among kids. At a news conference last week, hospital staff said there… More
Photos: Horses of different colors — and sizes — compete at the Colorado State Fair
The horse show complex at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in Pueblo last Sunday was a study in scale. That morning, young exhibitors showed off their tiny equines during the Colorado State 4-H Championship Miniature Horse Show. To compete, these miniature horses must stand under 38 inches tall, measured at the last hair of the mane.… More
OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra, initially for customers in its Daybreak program; Greg Brockman says it is a “generational leap” and “we are now in the AGI era”
Hayden Field / The Verge: OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra, initially for customers in its Daybreak program; Greg Brockman says it is a “generational leap” and “we are now in the AGI era” More
Phil Anschutz & Son Give $735,000 to the Common Sense Institute, But the Gazette Doesn’t Disclose It
If you were the editor of a chain of Colorado newspapers, and the chain’s owner and his son controlled foundations that donated big bucks to an organization that you covered regularly, would you let readers know? And what if the owner’s son also sits on the editorial board of your newspaper chain? That hypothetical scenario… More
Daily Fetch
Kyle Clark’s Trolling Blurs the Line Between Journalism and Entertainment
This article illuminates Kyle Clark's use of social media and supports the argument that Kyle Clark is not practicing journalism but some other form of media. More
Kyle Clark’s Social Media Trolling Is Abusive, Filled with Falsehoods, Damages Trust in Media Across the State
On August 7, 2026, Kyle Clark publicly announced that he would moderate the Colorado Chamber of Commerce’s October gubernatorial debate. On August 11th, I published an article that gained significant traction arguing why Kyle Clark should not host the gubernatorial debate. On August 14th, Clark announced he was removed as… More
Boulder Weekly dares to return with profile of Pasta Jay’s, out-of-town operation
Within the last couple of days, the newly owned Boulder Weekly updated its Contact Us page and officially launched. The group is seeking feedback. I have read the 27 new articles published and, as far as I can tell, Boulder Weekly's soul has gone. More
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With acquisition of Vermont newspapers, the National Trust for Local News expands to a fourth state
The nonprofit National Trust for Local News is acquiring the Vermont Community Newspaper Group in a deal that will close this month, the Trust announced Thursday. The deal, which will add five weekly newspapers covering more than a dozen northern Vermont communities to the Trust’s portfolio, expands the nonprofit’s footprint… More
Trump can’t get the media to use “Gulf of America.” Will “Lake America” be any different?
He’s doing it again: Donald Trump has decided that Lake Ontario is actually Lake America. This follows his similar declaration last year that the Gulf of Mexico was actually the Gulf of America. (How long until we learn that the Rockies are actually the American Mountains?) Trump’s power over what… More
Where’s Pete Hegseth? Not on Fox News.
Well, this is a bit surprising. Media Matters’ Matt Gertz writes, “Pete Hegseth hasn’t been on Fox News in 11 months.” It’s surprising for two reasons. First, Fox News is […] More
He’s an award-winning aspiring journalist. He rarely consumes mainstream news.
After Santiago Campos stepped offstage at the News Emmy Awards in New York in May, fresh from a speech criticizing CBS News and issuing a call to action for journalists, […] More
So Are Nonfiction Books Dead or Not?
Anna Sproul-Latimer, a literary agent, on what a shrinking market means for journalists. More
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Should I Throw My Laptop into the Sea?
Resisting assumptions about the inevitable, and drifting your own way. More
Trump administration says a New York Times win in OpenAI lawsuit would “threaten national security” and hurt small newsrooms
On Wednesday, the Trump administration threw its support behind OpenAI, backing the AI giant in its ongoing litigation with The New York Times. The Department of Justice voiced its support through a statement of interest (SOI) filed with the Manhattan judge overseeing the case, which includes several other plaintiffs, including… More
Poynter’s 2027 leadership track offers training for journalists at every stage of leadership
ST. PETERSBURG, Florida (Sept. 2, 2026) — The Poynter Institute today announced its full lineup of leadership training programs for 2027, offering journalists and media professionals opportunities to develop their […] More
How one newsletter writer is building a subscription business when “paywalls don’t really work”
A year ago, a spirited and public-records-powered newsletter needed a mascot. Sleuthy the Seal — born of a “fortuitous misunderstanding” — was created. Journalist and newsletter founder David Covucci promised his wife he’d get the plucky mascot tattooed if he could hit 500 subscribers with the solo venture. The football… More
Who will hold the next White House press briefing?
Who will be the next White House press secretary? NBC News chief White House correspondent Garrett Haake reported Tuesday that the White House will hold a press briefing Thursday. What […] More
For 20 years, Bliss has brought Boulder artists and shoppers together. Now it’s fighting to stay open.
At BMoCA, three artists turn family history into a conversation across generations
Boulder’s Spruce Pool will stay open in 2027. After that, its future is unclear.
Boulder Market Meals: Make summer tomatoes last with slow-roasted ‘candy’
Meet the 19 candidates running for Boulder mayor and City Council in 2026
KC Becker: Boulder deserves a better bond proposal, not a $400 million blank check
Boulder Reporting Lab wins General Excellence for second straight year, plus 22 category awards from the Colorado Press Association
Jared Polis, Joe Neguse ask feds to stop wild horse helicopter roundups in Colorado
Watch: Colorado wildlife crews clear logjam on Arkansas River ahead of Labor Day recreation
Jared Polis appoints Ken Salazar to resolve San Luis Valley battle over billionaire’s ranch
What to do in Colorado this week: Free music and fresh murals on East Colfax in Aurora
At Denver’s parched Riverside Cemetery, a plan emerges to transform the landscape without water
Can you taste the difference in Colorado towns’ tap water? Neither can I. But I judged them anyway.
What comes next for the Arkansas River after a massive sewage spill?
Officials ease fire restrictions for much of western Colorado after recent rains
Meet Your New Host: William Carman
Colorado stalling out at the intersection of construction and competition
What’s next for the Arkansas River after massive sewage spill?
Photos: Horses of different colors — and sizes — compete at the Colorado State Fair
Listen: Waymo launches in Denver starting Sept. 1
Sept. 3, 2026: Aging Matters: Caring for the Caregivers
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John Lehndorff and chef Daniel Asher talk with Philippa Clark of Moxie Bread Co. and Deb Britton of Dolly Mama’s Farmstead Goat Cheese on a live episode of Kitchen Table Talk
How Much Can a Water Lily Hold? Denver’s Weigh-Off Goes Global
How Much Can a Water Lily Hold? Denver’s Weigh-Off Goes Global
Aerospace pride, “moon joy,” and Artemis II in Colorado
Civic Action Calendar: Week of September 3
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Colorado cross country regaining pace among nation’s elite
Construction worker seriously injured after being hit by SUV while flagging traffic south of Lafayette
Longmont police knew man fatally shot by officer wanted to die by suicide before they went in the house
5 high school matchups to catch this weekend, from Boulder to Longmont
CU Boulder ice rink closed indefinitely after refrigerant leak forces rec center evacuation
CU scientists aim ultrasound at tumors to help drugs reach cancer cells
Forget TikTok dance trends. Boulder’s San Souci film fest puts viewers right inside dance cinema
Colorado Libertarian officials scramble to replace secretary of state candidate after nominee drops out
Possible plane crash reported in Colorado mountains, sheriff says
Traffic deaths tied to impaired driving fell in Colorado. Officials hope to keep the trend going with DUI checkpoints for Labor Day.
Denver and Alterra Mountain Co. deepen ties via 12-year lease deal
Judge orders Barry Morphew to total home confinement after Denver hit-and-run crash
Denver International Airport braces for busy Labor Day weekend travel
Labor Day weekend weather: Warm temperatures, scattered rain showers along Front Range
Lost Coach Hang Tag
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What the F? (Said with irony.)
Ethnic restaurants with frozen meal
Clearest shot I’ll ever get again of the sun setting over the Flatirons. You never really appreciate what you had until it’s gone
Lost Dog Indian Peaks Co
CU and Boulder – photos from 1955
Horses shot with pellet guns, police seeking information
Erie forced Draco to redraw the map. Now what?
Single Car Crash Damages Multiple Cars
Mineral-Rights Deal Repealed as Erie’s Unleased Minerals Force Draco Redesign
Broomfield Sister Cities Completes Phase 1 of Landmark Research Exchange With Ueda, Japan
City of Boulder to Begin Construction of South Boulder Creek Flood Mitigation Project
City of Boulder Manager Releases Balanced Budget With Focus On Critically Vital Services And Community Input About Priorities
Headlines: Boulder-based aerospace company linked to Iran school missile strike
Let me hear your body talk: cocaine maggots, merkins and more with Mary Roach
Under the Influence w/ Tres Voces artists @ BMoCA
Musician meet-cute: Band speed dating at Lafayette’s Dog House Studios
Why is dating so hard in Colorado? Experts share what we’re all doing wrong
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Everything we ate at Sushi Den’s Summer Rooftop Party
Sapphic Latin DJ parties have taken over a Five Points rooftop
Lawsuit claims Colorado prison has financial incentive to ignore substandard healthcare
When and where to see peak fall colors in Colorado
Hidden coffee kiosk near Union Station serves killer cold brew despite unique challenges
Boot Gun bids adieu — for now — with new EP
Last year, I suggested 10 ways Denver should revive downtown. Here’s a progress report.
Veo riders have scooted on Denver sidewalks more than 330,000 times
Why Denver and Colorado offered millions to move ski giant Alterra 2 miles
Three nights of Garth Brooks means three nights of traffic
Denver to spend $50M to rehabilitate the stinky, hot and shallow Sloan’s Lake
‘I knew his heart stopped:’ Off-duty surgical assistant saves man after scooter crash on Broadway
Three shot in South Park Hill, near Denver School of the Arts
All the blatant hints that connect Garth Brooks to “Yukon Jack’s” show at The Grizzly Rose tomorrow
AI Quote of the Week: Kevin Warsh: “We’ve come to a hinge point in history”
Above Tree Line: What Reachy knew before he ever failed
Two years in, Colorado’s AI Pioneers Club has found its people
Robot(s) of the Month: From the Robot Games to the data center jobsite
Ground Truth: Entrepreneurial Funding 101: $250,000 is NOT a $250,000 check
Four years into the AI revolution, higher education is still ‘sprinting’
AI Quote of Note: Dario Amodei says it’s time for AI to deliver
Law Week Colorado – September 3, 2026
Law Week Colorado – August 27, 2026
Federal habeas case highlights constitutional limits on immigration detention
Law Week Colorado – August 20, 2026
Law Week Colorado – August 13, 2026
Law Week Colorado – week of July 23, 2026
How CU Law Innocence Project spearheaded vacated conviction
Denver-area patent and IP law firms capture 4,592 patents for clients last year
United unveils mountain-themed livery for Denver ski flights
Missouri bank targets $1.4 billion in assets after acquiring Denver-area institution
New leadership at Denver transit company
Alterra hikes its office space in downtown Denver move
The National Observer: Increased headwinds for healthcare institutions
Air travel could break records this Labor Day weekend. These airports will be nuts.
Wellington’s Visocky among BizWest Women of Distinction honorees
Bank of Colorado to relocate in downtown Loveland in November
Future Legends bankruptcies dismissed; owner claims $222M in personal debts
Gamble builds on Callan’s 63-year real estate legacy
Vantage Hemp seeks bankruptcy protection
Boulder beverage brand Hoplark to liquidate
Racket-sports club coming to Broomfield
Boulder Police Asking for Public’s Help in Gold Bars Fraud Case
BoulderMOD Receives Metro Vision Award
City of Boulder closures for Labor Day holiday, Sept. 7
Single Car Crash Damages Multiple Cars
City of Boulder to begin construction of South Boulder Creek Flood Mitigation Project
City Manager Releases Balanced Budget With Focus on Critically Vital Services and Community Input About Priorities
Boulder Turns to Bees to Better Understand Environmental Health
Buffs set to open season against formidable Georgia Tech
What’s Eating at Alexia: All’s fair in love and hookup culture
Opinion: Got the munchies? Here’s 5 late night eats near campus
What’s Eating at Alexia: A very Nolan “Odyssey”
What’s Eating at Alexia: The burden of “Supergirl”
What’s Eating at Alexia: You need to calm down (about housing)
Photos: Boulder Jewish Festival celebrates 30th anniversary
US Supreme Court again urged to permit Trump vote-by-mail restrictions
Colorado challenges Trump rule blocking Medicaid funding for gender-affirming care
Election experts see few legal options for Trump to meddle with polling places
Why the rushed Postal Service plan for mail-in voting has states in a panic
Bear attacks in Colorado are climate attacks
Rep. Jeff Crank leads resolution against Democratic Socialists of America
9 justices on the Supreme Court or 13? Numbers battle revived in Congress
What’s It Like to Give Your Kidney to a Stranger? These Coloradans Did It.
I Took My Dog Rafting on the Colorado River. Here’s How It Went.
Breaking: Re-Tested Missy Woods Sexual Assault Kits Reveal Links to New Suspects, Investigations
5 New Denver Restaurants with Stylish Interiors
Colorado Springs Airport Just Got a $63 Million Makeover
Is BearVault’s New Collapsible Canister Actually Bear-Proof?
Where To Eat and Drink in Telluride Right Now
Boulder Ballet Opens a New Home for Dance and Wellness
7 Specialty Grocery Stores Every Food Lover Should Know
Palisade Peaches Meet Colorado Whiskey in This New Spirit
This Colorado Company Builds Luxury Vehicles for Going Far Off the Grid
Luxury Homes for Sale in Boulder – August 2026
Ready, Set, Road Trip
What To Eat & Drink at District Pour & Provisions in Westminster
Subaru crashes into parked cars at CU Boulder, driver seriously injured
The Vinyl Café moves sound around surround
Mayor pro tem faces ethics accusations during Longmont City Council meeting
Hazel Dell Mushrooms: An enduring presence at the Boulder Farmers’ Market
Colorado seventh- and eighth-graders invited to be ‘Governor for a Day’
Volunteering for the Sundance Film Festival
BVSD discusses school consolidation and closure options
E-bike injuries jumped 184% as Children’s Hospital Colorado warns of rising risks
POLL: Majority of Colorado Latino voters unhappy with direction of state government
Colorado voters to decide on graduated income tax this November
More Colorado schools exit ‘accountability clock’ with performance gains, including Aurora Central
Colorado River District warns of unequal impacts from new conservation program
Judge dismisses Colorado lawsuit over transgender athlete policies
Colorado governor debate debut sees Phil Weiser battle Greg Lopez without Victor Marx
Colorado Libertarian officials scramble to replace secretary of state candidate after nominee drops out
Single-engine plane crashes in Colorado mountains near Telluride
British police try to track down theft of 70,000 pints worth of Guinness stout
US hits Cuba with new sanctions as island’s crises multiply
Former Columbus officer pleads guilty to reckless homicide in Black man’s 2022 death
Trump names Adam Telle as acting Army secretary following the departure of Driscoll
Jerry Sandusky’s lawyers want to put off accuser’s recantation hearing in a bid for a new trial
Centennial, Castle Pines leaders share incorporation lessons with Niwot
Letter to the Editor
Dean Himes and Lonesome Rolan named Duo of the Year at Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame
Niwot Election Commission approves 28 charter commission candidates
Arts Student of the Week: Gryffin Lawrence
Boulder Valley School District unveils plan to close four elementary schools
Niwot girls volleyball opens season strong at Eaton Tournament
Give Me the Backstory: Get to Know Andrius Blaževičius, the Writer-Director Behind “How to Divorce During the War”
Release Rundown: What to Watch in September, From “The Weight” to “Barbara Forever”
Macon Blair’s “Idiots” Is a Wild, Swerving Ride
“Buddy” Turns Childhood Comfort into Midnight Terror
“Teenage Wasteland” Shows You’re Never Too Young (or Old) to Effect Change
Twelve AAPI Filmmakers to Watch: TAAF and Sundance Institute Announce New Fellowship and Scholarship Cohort
Give Me the Backstory: Get to Know Brydie O’Connor, the Director Behind “Barbara Forever”
Durango police will replace Flock cameras with Axon system
This summer was one of the worst for air quality on the Front Range, ever
35 years later, the oldest women’s softball team in Colorado is still leaning into the game of aging
Denver’s first dementia-friendly choir builds community
One last run for Leadville’s ‘Cut-Off Queen’
RMPBS KIDS Connect: Connecting through “Carl the Collector”
Nearly 2,000 acres of private land in Durango are becoming a public park
Labor Day Weekend Forecast: Can Hurricane Marie’s Tropical Moisture Crack Colorado’s Stubbornly Dry Pattern?
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This Week in Colorado Weather: August 31, 2026
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