Good Monday morning, Boulder. Today’s BRL Today is sponsored by the Downtown Boulder Partnership, which is gearing up for the Pearl Street Stampedes. Come downtown for the first Stampede on Friday, ...

Six seats are at stake in the city’s first even-year municipal election, with council pay set to more than triple in December.

BRL’s 10 first-place honors span public service, breaking news, data, education, environmental reporting and Nibbles, with investigative journalism also among Colorado’s best.

In 2011, the city gave residents a real role in shaping a detailed capital plan. It should do so again before asking voters to authorize $400 million in debt.

David Martus is running for Boulder city council for the first time. Martus attended CU Boulder, graduating in 1988 and from Leeds Business School in 1997, according to his LinkedIn. He works as a ...

Jameson (Jamo) Goldstein, a CU Boulder student running for mayor. Goldstein grew up in Arvada and graduated from the private school Forge Christian K-12 at the top of his class in 2024. He is majoring ...

Lee Gilbert is a first-time candidate running for Boulder City Council on a single issue: opposing transportation projects that he believes make streets less safe. His campaign centers on the Baseline ...

Benita Duran is running for city council, campaigning on a strong economy, wildfire resilience, improving affordability to retain residents and public safety and homelessness. Duran served as ...

Smith works occasionally as a laborer and receives disability assistance related to mental illness, according to the Daily Camera. He served as a patient representative on the Mental Health Partners ...

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Sam Fuqua is running for city council with a focus on affordable family housing, transparent governance, climate resilience, infrastructure needs and arts and culture. Fuqua served on the Boulder ...

Jill Grano is running for Boulder City Council on a platform of expanding workforce and middle-income housing, rebuilding public trust in city spending and strengthening the local economy. Grano ...