By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly There are eight stairs between Jen Livovich and the street. She knows them the way you know the height of a fall. In late March,...

By Evan Borman Boulder Weekly In preparation for the 2027 Sundance Film Festival in Boulder, the city created the Festival Lodging Rental License to support the local economy and reduce...

By Lewis Jolly Boulder Weekly On a rainy Monday morning in November, students shuffled between classes on the University of Colorado Boulder campus, quieter than usual. A layer of grief...

For 55 years, Boulder residents, historians and family members kept returning to the same mystery: Who was the young woman buried as Jane Doe in Columbia Cemetery? By Emily Bernard...

By Emma Houkes Boulder Weekly City of Boulder Measure 2J The Vacancy Excise Tax measure will result in a tax on vacant residential properties. Those properties are considered vacant if...

By Evan Borman Boulder Weekly King Buffalo will take the stage at the Fox Theatre in Boulder on Thursday, Oct. 29, for the opening night of their 2026 tour. The...

Boulder Weekly’s digital Election Special 2026 offers a closer look at voter-related issues as the community prepares to head to the polls next Tuesday. We provide a glimpse at democracy...

Locals encouraged to get involved By Ava Henrickson Boulder Weekly Boulder County election workers are already hard at work processing early voting ballots. The Clerk and Recorder’s Office collects the...

By: Lewis JollyBoulder Weekly On a beautiful fall Friday night on Pearl Street, Josiah Sanders, a sophomore on the University of Colorado Boulder men’s basketball team, clinched the inaugural SLAMpede...

On Nov. 17, 2026 the Academy Boulder retirement community will meet the city Planning Board to move forward with a new development that preserves the beloved Iris Fields. By Evan...

By Evan Borman Boulder Weekly The 15th annual Boulder Burgundy Festival will be held from Oct. 24 to Oct. 25 at the Flagstaff House and the Academy at Mapleton Hill.This...

By Lewis Jolly Boulder Weekly On a bluebird morning in early October, about 10 people trickled into the parking lot at Foothills Community Park, dragging backpacks the size of small...

By Emily BernardBoulder Weekly James Calabaza carried an empty chair into the circle and set it among the participants. Not for a guest. Not for a late arrival. The seat...

By Matt Weiner Boulder Weekly He entered the 2026 season with a redemptive edge. A schedule no longer bogged down by cancer treatment. An unwavering hope that he could unlock...

By Evan Borman Boulder Weekly Passes and ticket packages for the 2027 Sundance Film Festival went on sale at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 15, and the cheapest available ticket packages...

By Lewis Jolly Boulder Weekly Pearl Street is getting a new kind of stampede. On Friday, Oct. 16, University of Colorado Boulder Athletics will launch the first-ever SLAMpede, a downtown...

By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly Every noise echoes off cinder block and steel. The air tastes of metal and smells of bleach. Constant light throws shadows across the bunks. Yet...

By Matt Weiner Boulder Weekly When spring 2027 rolls around and speakers crackle with “Pomp and Circumstance,” Merelyn Chavez may reflect on her journey from an economically disadvantaged home to...