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The Broomfield Police Department released a summary of the recommendations suggested by the community for improvements in police operations, which were gathered during a community-wide listening tour last year. Action steps to support the recommendations will be announced this summer.

As ICE policy tensions rise, Sheriff Reams and Tom Homan call for increased enforcement in Colorado.

The Boulder Jewish Community Center is hosting a vigil on June 4 from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in response to the attack that occurred on Pear Street on June 1.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said that Mohammed Sabry Soliman’s wife and five children have been taken into immigration custody.

The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado announced that Mohammed Sabry Soliman is being charged with one act of hate crime after perpetrating an attack in downtown Boulder on Sunday afternoon.

After issuing a public service announcement about Colorado’s Expressed Consent Law on Facebook, Longmont Public Safety clarified the nuances of the law in response to several concerned citizens.

Peck said that she will not run for a third term this year, and that it’s time for a “younger generation to take over.”

A pelican rescued at Union Reservoir last week swallowed a fishing lure and had a fishing line wrapped around its wing and foot, due to littering by fishers. The bird was taken to a rehabilitation center.

A three-quarter-mile trail located in the Boulder Valley Ranch area opened to the public on Friday, supporting ongoing efforts by the City of Boulder to enhance outdoor experiences in the area.

Earlier this month, the Cemex Lyons cement plant, through the St. Vrain Valley Schools Education Foundation and the Lyons Community Foundation, provided scholarships to five students from St. Vrain Valley Schools.