Boulder Weekly

Boulderites have been griping about the local government since time immemorial. But official complaints — submitted with a signed affidavit and required, by law, to be investigated by in-house attorneys or independent counsel — have been relatively rare in...

The Colorado Republican Party has suffered a big decline in contributions and currently has no paid staffers. The party recently elected a chair, Dave Williams, a 2020-election-denying, former three-term state representative from Colorado Springs. In 2022, Republicans lost every statewide...

It starts in flames.  Traffic is bumper to bumper as Michelle Simmons and her kids make their way out of Paradise, California. It’s the middle of the day, but the smoke is so thick you can’t see the sun. You...

Kevin Sheehan has taken his ski bike down the same run at Eldora Mountain Resort countless times, but this time was different. Riding the lift on the way up, Sheehan was surprised when a volunteer with Ignite Adaptive Sports sitting...

Ecstasy may not be the first emotion that springs to mind when beholding the ghoulish dirge of black metal, but that’s what sets apart the Southern California quartet known as Agriculture. While embracing the Norweigan-born subgenre’s overall too-muchness, the...

The last thing on Ruth Reichl’s mind as the pandemic began in 2020 was to make a food documentary. Like the rest of us, she just wanted groceries.  “I went to our supermarket and the shelves were empty. It was...

Al Harrington ended his 16-season professional basketball career in 2015. The power forward had played for the Golden State Warriors, New York Knicks, Denver Nuggets and more. He played 981 games, scored 13,237 points, and earned more than $97...