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The City of Longmont announced that the penultimate phase of its Universal Recycling Ordinance is in effect, requiring certain businesses to establish a composting program.

The City of Boulder confirmed the details of a violent attack that occurred on Sunday on Pearl Street. Eight individuals were burned in the attack and the suspect has been identified, with a court proceeding scheduled for this afternoon.

Colorado officials push back after DHS labels state and cities as sanctuary jurisdictions; Weld County removed from list following error, while debate continues amid Boulder attack.

The Food Truck Electrification & Efficiency program has been launched in Boulder County in order to reduce pollution and harmful environmental effects from mobile businesses. A “Food Truck Electrification Rally” will occur on June 3.

Three out of four osprey chicks have hatched in a Boulder County nest, with the fourth expected to hatch later this week. The nest is monitored by a camera operated by the county.

Longmont, CO – Marvin Gardens Real Estate & Property Management is celebrating a major milestone this spring: a decade of service to the Longmont community—and a fresh start in a new office the team now proudly owns.

A construction sign near Silver Creek High School was remotely hacked over Memorial Day weekend, “flashing” an inappropriate message until it was corrected by city staff.

The City of Greeley will use the $15,000 grant to create a tourism data platform.

Boulder Police Officer Torres helped a woman who was under the influence of alcohol away from the edge of a bridge last week, sparking a conversation about local addiction and crisis services and Colorado’s alcohol-induced death rate.

The weekly event, organized by nonprofit The New Local, will run from June through September and will feature art, theatre programming, and music targeted for all ages.