Monthly Archives: October 2021

If you’re planning to see a hockey or basketball game at Ball Arena or attend a concert at Paramount Theatre, be prepared to show proof you’re vaccinated against COVID-19. Starting Nov. 10, both Denver venues will require all event attendees, … Continued

As difficult as the past year was, it could have been significantly worse without measures to keep people insured, fed and in their homes, according to new data. The Colorado Health Access Survey, which polled more than 10,000 Colorado households, … Continued

Broomfield City Council unanimously approved next year’s city and county budget on Tuesday evening. With a beginning balance of $212,082,401, the budget anticipates $430,138,697 in total revenues, equaling $642,221,098 in net total sources of funds. There is $457,493,6000 in budgeted … Continued

Colorado Supreme Court Justice Carlos Samour Jr. quizzed the line of ninth-grade boys seated before him in the auditorium at Pomona High School in Arvada on their names, ages and what they might want to do when they grow up. … Continued

Boulder Valley has hired 10 school safety advocates as the school district creates more equitable discipline practices while phasing out its school resource officer program. The school board heard an update Tuesday on the district’s equitable discipline work. Along with … Continued

A correction to a mill levy that is expected to generate more school funding, but raise property taxes without voter approval will impact those living in the Boulder Valley and St. Vrain Valley school districts. The St. Vrain Valley School … Continued

North Metro Fire Rescue District crews battled a Broomfield garage fire Monday evening. Firefighters responded to the fire in the 1300 block of Dover Street at 8:50 p.m. Monday. The residents evacuated safely, according to a tweet from North Metro … Continued

Boulder County would receive $34 million in pandemic relief funding instead of RTD under a tentative deal to resolve the agency’s dispute with the Colorado Department of Transportation over suspended commuter bus routes, a county official confirmed Tuesday. The agreement, … Continued

Masks will need to go back on the faces of just about every student and staff member in the Douglas County School District after a federal judge on Tuesday ruled that a mask exemption issued by the county’s new health … Continued

Colorado has ordered 171,000 doses of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to kickstart the state’s campaign to get children between the ages of 5 and 11 vaccinated once federal regulators authorize the shots for the age group. An advisory panel for the … Continued