Boulder’s beloved Mustard’s Last Stand to close location for city project Boulder’s institutional hot dog joint will have to move from its home of nearly 50 years for the city’s Civic Area project.

NEWS: Another beloved Boulder establishment is bowing out

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More air traffic over Boulder County? Data supports what residents suspect, but not everyone agrees on reason. At a crowded town hall event this month, Erie Mayor Andrew Moore asked the room: “Has anybody heard the airplane noise increase?” Raised hands and affirmative nods scattered across the audience.

Residents' suspicions are correct — there are a lot more planes flying in the Boulder County skies.

Why is that?

My colleagues Julia King, London Lyle and I spent six months trying to figure out why.

Here's what we found:

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Go Expos and Ezequiel Tovar @rallen.bsky.social

Brenton Doyle’s walk-up being a butt rock cover of Zombies is genuinely devastating

Go da Rockiea and bring back da expos @mlb.com

Two taco’s? In April?

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Rockies

So called “free thinkers” when the Rockies score 7 runs

Yes!

taco’s

Made the pilgrimage to the Kibbie Dome today

I can confirm that it is a possibility that Unity Church, 2855 Folsom St. in Boulder, could sell its property to a housing developer. There's not much clarity beyond that at this time

CU’s decision to keep Key Lime Air criticized by activists The University of Colorado’s Board of Regents’ decision not to reconsider its partnership with Key Lime Air, which charters flights for Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees, is under scrutiny...

ICYMI: CU is facing mounting pressure for its relationship with Key Lime Air.

Regent Wanda James: "...we’re actually contracting with a private commercial airline that is moving potentially some of our students’ families out of the state."

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Boulder’s Flock contract will renew this month, despite concerns Boulder’s partnership with Flock Safety is under renewed scrutiny with a contract renewal looming and other cities opting for different providers.

ICYMI: Boulder officials weigh in on the city’s relationship with Flock. Boulder’s contract with the company is set to be renewed this month

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How Boulder County residents can properly identify and report ICE activity Advocates say that proper ICE reports will help those targeted by the agency.

Bookmark it. By @bamesjurky.bsky.social

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U.S. Supreme Court will hear landmark Boulder climate change case at request of Suncor, ExxonMobil “The lawsuit aims to ensure that the corporations that caused the harm pay their fair share, rather than shifting the burden to Colorado communities,” Boulder officials said Monday.

BREAKING: SCOTUS will hear a landmark Boulder climate change case at request of Suncor, ExxonMobil

Latest from myself and Elise Schmelzer with the Denver Post

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Roses are red, M. Night Shyamalan loves a good twist

freddy removing the super bowl mask to reveal thursday night football

BREAKING: The Nederland Board of Trustees vote unanimously to approve the $120M purchase of Eldora ski resort, capping a process that began back in August 2024

Boulder City Council race has Benjamin, Wallach, Kaplan, Robins leading in first drop for 2025 election Leaders are emerging from the 11 candidates vying for the four open seats in the Boulder City Council candidates.

Moderates are up after the first drop of votes in the Boulder City Council race, which represents early voting. In the past, the early votes tend to lean moderate/conservative

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These Activists Want to Dismantle Public Schools. Now They Run the Education Department. Under Trump, the Department of Education has been bringing in activists hostile to public schools. It could mean a new era of private and religious schools boosted by tax dollars — and the end of publ...

The Education Department has hired at least 9 people from the America First Policy Institute, co-founded by Secretary Linda McMahon.

The think tank’s listed goals include ending the separation of church and state and “plant[ing] Jesus in every space.”

Today, Monopoly unveiled its Boulder Edition at the Museum of Boulder. Simultaneously, I met my sleep paralysis demon.

Story to come in the Camera this weekend

(About Monopoly or my new terror? Stay tuned….)

INDIANA JONES AND THE RAIDERS OF THE LOST TEAM

Boulder's recommended 2026 budget, released today, proposes laying off three filled positions and 16 vacant ones. The city has been on a hiring freeze since June

Diamond suffered third-degree burns on her head, neck, torso and extremities. Among complications from those injuries were necrotizing pneumonia and acute tubular necrosis, which is the death of kidney tubule cells.

JUST IN: The Boulder County Coroner has released the autopsy report of Karen Diamond, the 82-year-old woman who died from injuries sustained in the June 1 antisemitic firebombing attack on the Pearl Street Mall. Coroner estimates 49.25% of her body's surface area was burned

INBOX: Boulder Run for Their Lives, the same Jewish group targeted in the June 1 firebombing attack, is no longer publicly advertising their weekly demonstrations out of safety concerns

#copolitics

Uncertainty looms over Boulder’s iconic NOAA labs site The murky future of Boulder’s four NOAA research labs has brought renewed attention to their economic, scientific and cultural importance.

Boulder’s NOAA labs are iconic and integral to the city’s identity and pride. The future of those labs are murky, so I spoke with former NOAA employees and former congressman David Skaggs about the labs’ impact for today’s Camera. Check it out.

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