Columbus Day is out. The City of Boulder appreciates the opportunity to listen and learn from American Indian Tribal Nation[READ|SHARE]

Max Lord wants to change land use laws, building permit laws and stop wasting city money[READ|SHARE]

Due to Boulder's many federal labs, a government shutdown affects scientific research and federal employees, while essential services like Social Security, mail delivery, and air traffic control continue. However, if Trump shuts down NIST, NOAA, and NCAR. that will be a loss of 30,000 jobs @$200,000. ea and a loss of 6 Billions dollars annually to the Boulder Economy this is the tsunami the city is not prepared for[READ|SHARE]

Fire prevention Boulder. You can find more information about cattle grazing and numerous other projects and programs that are helping to reduce our wildfire risk at bouldercolorado.gov/WildfireReady.[READ|SHARE]

Jenny Robins is running for boulder City council in 2025[READ|SHARE]

Aaron Stone's Political Campaign Interview Aaron Stone, a 49-year-old candidate, discussed his political campaign and media coverage, noting that he has been smeared in three national newspapers. He shared his website, aaronstone.org, for donations and contact. The interview concluded with Jann offering to include Aaron's information for the television show and wishing him luck.[READ|SHARE]

Rob discussed his candidacy for City Council and expressed concerns about the city's alignment with Trump administration policies, particularly regarding Gaza and Palestine. He questioned the need for Colorado's Democratic senators and congresspeople to support Israeli weapons funding while ignoring the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.[READ|SHARE]

Boulder news briefs on Kirk, England, Redford[READ|SHARE]

Jann Scott, Boulder’s foremost expert in drug addiction recovery, criticized the city and county for their lack of effective programs. “Neither the city nor county are leveraging Narcotics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous, or Alcoholics Anonymous in treating addicts,” Scott said. He added that Mental Health Partners’ Addiction Recovery Center and drug courts have failed to address the crisis adequately, leaving a gap in comprehensive recovery support.[READ|SHARE]

As of September 2025, Boulder has not lost specific federal funding solely due to its sanctuary policies. However, since January 2025, the Trump administration has threatened to withhold tens of millions in grants, with $55 million in federal funds for housing, transportation, and social services in limbo as of March. The University of Colorado Boulder has faced over 50 grant cancellations or stop-work orders in 2025, totaling $30 million in losses, linked to broader federal actions against sanctuary jurisdictions.[READ|SHARE]