Monthly Archives: October 2021

While it’s too late to mail in a ballot for this year’s coordinated election, there’s still time to vote. Election Day is Tuesday, and there are multiple 24-hour drop boxes around the city and county as well as a traditional … Continued

When a Jefferson Academy English Composition 1 class was assigned to write a paper on cause and effect, students came up with a variety of ideas, from politics to serial killers. But Maya Magallanes was drawn to an experience she … Continued

Editor’s note: It is The Denver Post’s policy to quote sources by their real names. The Post made an exception for this story so that sex workers could candidly speak without fear of facing criminal, professional or social consequences. The … Continued

BROOMFIELD — Thursday night on their home field, the only thing that slowed down Holy Family were the Tigers themselves. And even that couldn’t keep them from lighting up their scoreboard. Overcoming a first half filled with penalties, running backs … Continued

Boulder-based snack food company Bobo’s issued a voluntary recall for its almond butter protein bars after someone experienced an allergic reaction from peanuts, an ingredient not included on the label. The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday issued an announcement … Continued

Adams County filed a lawsuit Thursday against its elected county treasurer, claiming that “tens of millions of dollars” managed by the official has not been reconciled with the treasurer’s banking software system. Treasurer Lisa Culpepper is named in the 12-page … Continued

After the developer took nearly a year back at the drawing board, a large mixed-use project in Broomfield that was previously deemed too controversial has been approved. The Broomfield City Council gave its blessing in a 7-2 vote this week … Continued

If Colorado’s COVID-19 situation doesn’t improve in the next few days, the state could call in federal backup, stop nonemergency surgeries or even allow hospitals to ration care, Gov. Jared Polis said Thursday. As of Thursday afternoon, 1,167 people were … Continued

Matthew Robinson (Colorado Department of Corrections) The inmate found dead at the Boulder County Jail following an apparent suicide on Monday has been identified as Matthew Robinson, 39. Staff at the jail found Robinson at 2:43 p.m. Monday after he … Continued

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to reflect the accurate monthly compensations.  Broomfield City Council voted 6-2 to raise council compensation. The pay raise has been a hot topic for residents and councilmembers alike, with strong opinions both for … Continued