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CU South flood project lawsuit extended again as residents get more time to fight city’s legal fees

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The Boulder County District Court has granted residents challenging the CU South flood project a four-week extension to respond to the city’s request for attorneys’ fees. The court’s decision to grant the extension could further prolong a case the city has argued will increase the cost of the flood project, which has been in the works for decades. Earlier this month, the City of Boulder asked the court to make the residents pay its legal fees, …Boulder, Colorado · Boulder Read Article

Brian Keegan: Rethinking Boulder’s growth debate — with data, not nostalgia

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Brian Keegan is a regular opinion columnist for Boulder Reporting Lab. His “Charting Boulder” column uses public data to make sense of how the city is changing — from housing and politics to income and population — with clear explanations and a focus on equity. One of my goals in writing this column is to raise the bar for how our community makes — and evaluates — arguments. In a world where political and media claims are often repeated until th…Boulder, Colorado · Boulder Read Article

Boulder workers fired under Trump now struggle to get unemployment

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Joe Sedlar spent five years as a research scientist studying atmospheric thermodynamics at CU Boulder’s CIRES, a research institute that partners with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Last fall, he transitioned to working directly for NOAA. The switch put him on a leadership track but didn’t change much about his day-to-day work. Then, in March, Sedlar was abruptly fired along with an estimated 80 other NOAA employees…Boulder, Colorado · Boulder Read Article

Jury trial in Zaria Hardee murder case set to begin July 21 in Boulder

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The jury trial of 52-year-old Jimmy West, who is charged with the alleged murder and sex trafficking of 19-year-old Zaria Hardee in Boulder, is scheduled to begin Monday, July 21. West was arrested on Jan. 30, 2025, following a roughly six-month investigation into Hardee’s death. Her body was discovered just over a year ago in the Goss Grove neighborhood, wrapped in a tent and tied to a bicycle trailer. Read: Boulder police arrest suspect in the…Boulder, Colorado · Boulder Read Article

[Opinion] Boulder coroner releases Megan Trussell stomach test results, reaffirms suicide ruling

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For months, the parents of Megan Trussell, an 18-year-old CU Boulder student who went missing in February, have questioned the Boulder County Coroner Office’s determination that Trussell died by suicide. The coroner’s office issued an opinion that Trussell died “as a result of the toxic effects of amphetamine” — a key ingredient in Adderall — with hypothermia as a contributing factor. They based their suicide determination largely on the high l…Opinion · Boulder Read Article

The Outsider | Wariness, wondering surround the Nederland plan to buy Eldora ski area

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