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Boulder is buying a home for people to live in and recover from methamphetamine addiction
The recent closure of the Boulder Public Library due to meth contamination highlights the far-reaching impacts of the public health crisis.
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Golden West’s plans to close Boulder assisted living facility leaves dozens of low-income older adults scrambling for a place to live
The 33 residents living in the Mezzanine have until March 4 to move out, according to the nonprofit. Some are looking outside of Boulder for a place they can afford.
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City of Boulder plans to increase security at public library after discovering methamphetamine use
City officials are reopening the library this week with no access to bathrooms. A key may be required when they reopen.
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The Million Man March and the January 6, 2021 Attack on the Capitol: A nation’s glaring hypocrisy exposed to the world
While professing in its founding documents that “all men are created equal” with equal protections under the law, millions of American citizens have not always enjoyed the country’s enormous wealth and bounty. Many may suggest that the conversation regarding the…
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Wildfires in Colorado Are Growing More Unpredictable. Officials Have Ignored the Warnings.
A year after the deadly Marshall Fire drove thousands of Coloradans from their homes, the state’s densest communities aren’t preparing for the next climate-driven wildfire.
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Navajo Nation Police Department is warning tribal citizens about treatment center recruiters
The Navajo Nation Police Department has received numerous missing persons reports that they have traced to addiction treatment centers in Arizona. Now they are warning tribal communities about recruiters.
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More Than 200,000 Colorado Kids Could Lose Health Coverage, Experts Warn
Children's uninsured rates are down in Colorado, according to a new Georgetown University Center for Children and Families report. But experts warn that when the COVID public health emergency is declared over, more than 200,000 Colorado children could lose health…
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Upper Colorado River officials release details of water savings program
Upper Colorado River basin officials have released details of a conservation program that would pay water users to reduce their use of Colorado River water, with the goal of implementing it as soon as this summer. “Anyone who is proposing…
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Report sheds light on Colorado State Patrol stops, altered reports
A Colorado State Patrol trooper at the center of recent controversies was also involved in the 2021 traffic stop that prompted an investigation into the altering of official reports that led to the removal of his immediate supervisor. Colorado State…
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Husband hopes $353 million award in death of Colorado cyclist Gwen Inglis sends message to drivers
A Jefferson County jury awarded $353 million in damages to the estate and husband of Colorado champion cyclist Gwen Inglis in the case of her death by a driver under the influence.
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