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The city of Longmont is asking for the public’s participation in a voluntary temporary closure of all recreation in the St. Vrain Creek downstream of Izaak Walton Pond to the 119th Street Trailhead. At the same time, Sheriff Curtis Johnson of the Boulder County Sheriff's Department announced that the...

A year and a half after the most destructive fire in Colorado's history broke out, victims finally have answers on the cause of the Marshall Fire. At approximately 11 a.m. on December 30, 2021, the Marshall Fire started as a grass fire and quickly became an inferno in Boulder County. The Marshall Fire burned more than 6,000 acres, destroyed more than 1,000 buildings, and claimed the lives of two people.

People are still struggling with the aftermath of the Marshall Fire since it destroyed more than $2 billion of property in 2021.

Residents in Lyons were warned Thursday to prepare to evacuate because of possible floods within the next 72 hours.

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The cause of Colorado’s most destructive wildfire, nearly two years ago, has been released. Authorities say there will not be any charges filed. In December 2021, the Marshall Fire destroyed nearly 1,100 homes and left two people dead in the suburbs between Denver and Boulder. It also caused $2 billion worth of […]

According to the Boulder County Sheriff's Office, a 38-year-old female mountain biker sustained serious injuries on Walker Ranch Loop Trail after hitting a rock and crashed over her handlebars on Tuesday. The woman was mountain biking with her partner when she hit a rock that launched her from her seat,...

Colorado cities and counties will soon be prohibited from imposing population and residential growth limits under a bill signed into law Wednesday by Gov. Jared Polis. House Bill 1255 will also repeal existing growth caps enacted in Lakewood, Boulder and Golden when it takes effect in August. “We know we...

A jogger was attacked by more than a dozen cows while on a trail in Boulder County.

The Longmont Leader receives a police report from Longmont Public Safety daily. The police notes are published in full with occasional modifications to exact addresses, individual names and spelling. Please note that the category that the crime is labeled as is limited by police software based on the information the dispatcher receives when the call is made. Longmont Public Safety may edit the category as more information is learned about each case.

Jun. 7—Boulder police arrested a man and woman after locating a stolen car at the National Center for Atmospheric Research on Wednesday morning, according to police. A 37-year-old man and a 35-year-old woman were found by Boulder officers inside the stolen maroon Toyota Camry while it was parked in the NCAR parking lot, at 1850 Table Mesa Drive, police spokesperson Dionne Waugh said in an email. As the vehicle attempted to flee, police deployed stop sticks, which the driver avoided by taking the Camry off road into a nearby grass field, resulting in the vehicle getting stuck on several large rocks.

An audit finds a Boulder detective failed to finish work on nearly four dozen cases. 9News reports the Boulder County District Attorney’s office investigation said at least three of Officer Kwame Williams’ cases had enough evidence to move forward with prosecution, but the statute of limitations has since expired. The DA’s office said some of the cases involved sexual assault and domestic violence. Following an earlier internal investigation, Boulder Police suspended Williams for five days without pay and demoted him to the patrol unit. A dozen of those 46 cases also resulted in criminal charges. Get more details on this story by visiting https://www.9news.com/

Earlier this offseason Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi made headlines when he called out Deion Sanders to taking advantage of the transfer portal. "That's not the way it's meant to be," Narduzzi told 247Sports. "That's not what the rule intended to be. It was not to overhaul your roster. We'll see how ...

This article was originally published in Boulder Weekly. This is Part 2 of a series on Boulder-based evangelical church The Well. Read Part 1, about its relationship with Rayback Collective. It was a walk that led Doug McKenna to The Well. Strolling one evening near his North Boulder home, McKenna...

DENVER (KDVR) — The Westminster Police Department is trying to identify a man accused of setting fires in a Walmart and then trying to steal jewelry and money. The attempted theft happened on Tuesday night at the Walmart located in the 7100 block of Sheridan Boulevard. Police said the suspect set several fires in the store to distract employees while he attempted to break into jewelry cases and cash registers.

The City of Boulder has started the first phase of the Baseline Road Transportation Safety Project, which aims to improve transportation safety for all travelers. The first phase will take place on Baseline Road from 28th Street to Foothills Parkway, with additional roadway repaving and restriping on Mohawk Drive from Baseline Road to Pawnee Drive.

Low level - nuisance flooding possible. Overnight the St Vrain Creek reached 1,080 CFS (cubic feet per second), which is a strong guideline of how fast and how high the river is flowing through Lyons. Additional Info...

Three Denver Police officers who shot and killed an armed suspect in Broomfield last year have been cleared of criminal charges, the 17th District Attorney's Office said.

Adults Creative Night: DIY PRIDE Buttons - REGISTER. Make a prideful button for yourself of for someone else! Express and celebrate the wonderful colors of PRIDE. This program is offered in English and Spanish. Experience level - Beginner. Registration REQUIRED. Registration is required to attend this event and space will...

Joining the Planning and Zoning Commission, Longmont City Council will officially no longer hear testimony on certain topics until their public hearing. On Tuesday, council unanimously approved the second reading of an amendment to their rules of procedures giving them authority to prohibit public comment that concern upcoming quasi-judicial matters. The matter passed with little comment, aside from Councilmembers Tim Waters, who noted he preferred to vote on procedure change this way, and Sean McCoy, who noted his reluctance to support the change.

Jun. 8—Showers are likely again today, according to the National Weather Service, with thunderstorms most likely in the afternoon. Today's high in Boulder will be about 74, with partly sunny skies. The chance of precipitation is 60%. Showers are expected to linger into the night. The low will be...