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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
Firefly Handmade Returns to Downtown Boulder's Pearl Street Mall, May 17 & 18

Firefly Handmade Returns to Downtown Boulder's Pearl Street Mall, May 17 & 18

Firefly Handmade Returns to Downtown Boulder's Pearl Street Mall, May 17 & 18, with 80+ Curated Artisans & More Firefly Handmade will return to Downtown Boulder’s renowned Pearl Street Mall May 17 & 18, featuring 80+ creatively
Shakeel Dalal Launches Campaign for Longmont Mayor, Prioritizing Small Businesses and Housing Affordability

Shakeel Dalal Launches Campaign for Longmont Mayor, Prioritizing Small Businesses and Housing Affordability

Dalal, a local housing advocate and aerospace professional, enters the 2025 mayoral race with a platform focused on supporting local businesses and expanding reasonably-priced housing options in Longmont.
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.
Longmont Moves Forward With Ordinance Limiting Housing for Sex Offenders Near Schools and Parks

Longmont Moves Forward With Ordinance Limiting Housing for Sex Offenders Near Schools and Parks

City Council votes in favor of new housing limits for certain sex offenders, including a 500-foot buffer zone and a cap of three unrelated offenders per residence; final vote set for May 20 after public comment.
Boulder Counselor Releases Book to Help Readers Understand Emotional “Hijackings”

Boulder Counselor Releases Book to Help Readers Understand Emotional “Hijackings”

Scott Doniger’s "Hijacked" introduces Internal Family Systems therapy to a general audience, offering tools for emotional awareness and self-leadership during Mental Health Awareness Month.
Woman Arrested for Allegedly Threatening Boulder Teacher and Students with Knife

Woman Arrested for Allegedly Threatening Boulder Teacher and Students with Knife

Alyssa F. Barger was arrested for felony menacing after reportedly waving a knife and threatening to kill a teacher and children near 17th and Broadway; police say the investigation is ongoing.
Longmont Joins National “Bike and Roll to School Day” on May 7

Longmont Joins National “Bike and Roll to School Day” on May 7

Mountain View Elementary and other Colorado schools take part in the annual event promoting road safety, active transportation, and community engagement for students and families.