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Man Sentenced to 4 Years For Manslaughter After Friend Asked For Assisted Suicide

Man Sentenced to 4 Years For Manslaughter After Friend Asked For Assisted Suicide

Mark Switzer was sentenced to four years of prison on Friday due to his involvement in Nathan Combs’ suicide in 2017.
Denver Business Journal to Host Women’s Health Summit Focusing on How Employers Can Support Women’s Mental Health

Denver Business Journal to Host Women’s Health Summit Focusing on How Employers Can Support Women’s Mental Health

The 2025 Women’s Health Summit, to take place on May 15, will bring together community leaders to discuss the impacts that women’s mental health can have on both people and businesses.
Letter: CU Boulder Should Not Create Statue for Former Coach Bill McCartney

Letter: CU Boulder Should Not Create Statue for Former Coach Bill McCartney

“I recognize McCartney’s contributions to CU’s athletic legacy. But his public record cannot be separated from that.”
Blue Envelope Program Pioneered in Colorado by Boulder Police Expands in Jefferson County

Blue Envelope Program Pioneered in Colorado by Boulder Police Expands in Jefferson County

The nationwide Blue Envelope Program is expanding from Boulder County into Jefferson County in order to improve communication between law enforcement and neurodivergent individuals.
Daisy Smart Home Company Expands to Boulder After SaaviHome Acquisition

Daisy Smart Home Company Expands to Boulder After SaaviHome Acquisition

Daisy is expanding into Boulder and Castle Rock. The branch will be led by, A.J. Kuhrmeyer, the previous franchisee of SaaviHome.
Healthy School Meals For All Bill Passes House and Senate

Healthy School Meals For All Bill Passes House and Senate

The bill will place two measures on the November 2025 ballot for Colorado voters: one to allow the state to retain and spend additional revenue on the program, and another to expand funding by further limiting tax deductions for high-income earners.
Record Number of Degrees Earned By Graduates at Spring 2025 CU Boulder Commencement Ceremony

Record Number of Degrees Earned By Graduates at Spring 2025 CU Boulder Commencement Ceremony

A record 10,138 degrees were earned by 9,934 graduates on May 8 during CU Boulder's spring commencement ceremony at Folsom Field.
John Summit to Headline at Folsom Field in October

John Summit to Headline at Folsom Field in October

BOULDER, CO — John Summit, one of the most electrifying names in global dance music, will headline Folsom Field in Boulder on Saturday, October 18, 2025 , marking the largest solo show of his career and a monumental moment for electronic music
Boulder Sex Ed Camp for Youth Canceled After Backlash, Sparking Outcry Over Attacks on Inclusive Education

Boulder Sex Ed Camp for Youth Canceled After Backlash, Sparking Outcry Over Attacks on Inclusive Education

A summer camp aimed at providing age-appropriate, LGBTQ+-inclusive sex education for fifth through eighth graders was canceled due to safety concerns, drawing national backlash and concern from local advocates over rising hostility toward inclusive health programs.
Federal Budget Proposal Threatens LGBTQ+ Support Line in 988 Crisis System

Federal Budget Proposal Threatens LGBTQ+ Support Line in 988 Crisis System

A proposed $50 million cut to national 988 Lifeline funding could eliminate LGBTQ+ specialized services, prompting concern from Colorado advocates despite the state's independent system.