Crime
We moved Boulder Crime News and police blotter out of News and made it a primary category. Even though crime news is the highest in analytic s some readers complain because it ruins non violent news. Our readers and viewers prefer science, tech environmental and entertainment news. So crime news junkies now have your own bad news section here.
Boulder Homeless Point Failure
Aug 16th
August 16, 2025 Boulder Point in Homeless program completely leaves out treating drugs and alcohol among the Homeless. It doesn’t even mention it. 75% of all homeless are drug addicts an
d alcoholics living on the streets. This plan simply warehouses them all for one big party. We taxpayers will pay 15,000,000 for their party.
https://bouldercolorado.gov/news/city-releases-2025-july-point-time-count-results
City Releases 2025 July Point in Time Count Results
On July 22, 2025, the City of Boulder completed its third annual summer Point in Time Count of individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness in the city. Findings from the count are available on the Point in Time Count dashboard on the city’s website.
d alcoholics living on the streets. This plan simply warehouses them all for one big party. We taxpayers will pay 15,000,000 for their party.https://bouldercolorado.gov/news/city-releases-2025-july-point-time-count-results
City Releases 2025 July Point in Time Count Results
On July 22, 2025, the City of Boulder completed its third annual summer Point in Time Count of individuals experiencing unsheltered homelessness in the city. Findings from the count are available on the Point in Time Count dashboard on the city’s website.
Point in Time Counts help identify how many people are experiencing homelessness in a community at a specific moment in time. Each January, communities across the country conduct a Point in Time Count. Data from this count helps show how homelessness in an area is changing over time.
Boulder DA has plans to End Gun Violence
Jul 18th
Boulder District Attorney continue to lead efforts to prevent and prosecute gun violence. We have made progress in reducing gun violence. I 
have also successfully prosecuted horrific murder cases and secured justice for the victims and their families. But there is more work to do.
have also successfully prosecuted horrific murder cases and secured justice for the victims and their families. But there is more work to do.
Keep in mind these sobering statistics:
- In Colorado, 86% of domestic violence deaths involved firearms.
- Colorado has the 10th highest rate of gun suicides in the U.S.: 1 every 13 hours.
As your next Attorney General, I will take my successful efforts statewide:
- Vigorously prosecute cases and offer prosecution support to smaller, non-metro jurisdictions that require assistance.
Fight for sensible and reasonable legislative changes, such as our successful, bipartisan bill to ban ghost guns.- Raise community awareness and access to Extreme Risk Protection Orders.
- Increase safe gun storage — by distributing FREE gun safes purchased through grant funding and non-profit organizations. That’s how we reduce the number of stolen guns.
In 2024, a leading gun violence prevention organization recognized me for my work in Boulder County. I want to take this approach statewide.
Boulder Latest News from Pearl Street Mall
Jul 9th
“A practical approach to weight loss” lecture being held online at bch.org/livestream tomorrow — Thursday, July 10, from 7 to 8 p.m. (Mountain Time).Speakers
Robert Fineberg, MD, DABOM, of Boulder Creek Family Medicine
Sasha Thompson, NP, of Northwest Family MedicineDate
Thursday, July 10, from 7 to 8 p.m. (Mountain Time)Join Us Online
bch.org/livestream
Robert Fineberg, MD, DABOM, of Boulder Creek Family Medicine
Sasha Thompson, NP, of Northwest Family MedicineDate
Thursday, July 10, from 7 to 8 p.m. (Mountain Time)Join Us Online
bch.org/livestream
Boulder Farmers Market
13th St. & Canyon Blvd.
Wednesdays, 3:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Music tonight by Jitensha
Weekdays? Also extremely reasonable. It’s a flat $3 to park between 3 pm – 3 am in City of Boulder Parking Garages, which is cheaper than the cost of an iced coffee (and arguably a better investment if you’re running late). City of Boulder Parking Garages parking is FREE on Saturdays AND Sundays! Save time by registering your car through Metropolis once you do this, travel in and out of the City Parking Garages with ease!
Pro tip: garages give you shade, keep your car cool, and put you steps away from wherever you’re headed. I call that a win-win-win.
Metered street parking is enforced Mondays through Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Rates range from $1.50 to $3/hour (based on demand), with a 3-hour limit- except Saturdays, when you can stay as long as you want! Pay at the kiosk (you’ll need your license plate number) or through the ParkMobile app. And yes, there’s a 15-minute free option once per day if you’re just running in somewhere fast.
And remember: downtown is best enjoyed un-rushed, especially when you didn’t spend 20 minutes circling the block. More details at BoulderParking.com!
