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Boulder’s Historic UFO Connection Resurfaces After Pentagon File Release

New Pentagon UAP Files Bring Fresh Attention to Boulder’s Place in UFO History Fresh Pentagon disclosures surrounding unidentified aerial phenomena, commonly known as UAPs or UFOs, are sparking conversations across the country once again. As newly declassified government files and historical reports continue making headlines in 2026, Boulder, Colorado is reentering the spotlight for a […]

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Boulder’s Most Historic Restaurants in 2026: Top 3

Boulder, Colorado blends stunning Flatirons views, a vibrant university scene, and a deep culinary history. In a city known for fresh ingredients and outdoor living, a few dining landmarks have endured for generations. These living pieces of history bring together architecture, culture, and great food. Whether you’re celebrating something special or grabbing a meal after […]

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Boulder Freeze Alert: Temperatures Could Drop to 23°F This Week

A Sudden Cold Snap Is Heading for Boulder A sharp spring cold front is moving into Boulder, and it’s bringing more than just a chilly night. Temperatures are expected to plunge as low as 23°F Wednesday evening into Thursday morning—cold enough to cause serious damage across the region. This alert, issued by the National Weather […]

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Boulder’s Mork and Mindy House in Full Bloom

Boulder has no shortage of iconic views. The Flatirons glowing at sunset. Chautauqua Park on a perfect bluebird day. But every now and then, a photo comes along that captures something different—something deeply nostalgic, instantly recognizable, and uniquely Boulder. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day does exactly that. Captured by a local photographer, this stunning […]

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Motivational Monday: CU Boulder Class of 2026 Send-Off

This past Saturday, May 2, 2026, under crystal-clear Boulder skies at Folsom Field, the University of Colorado Boulder celebrated one of the largest graduating classes in its history. A remarkable 10,198 graduates earned 10,613 degrees during the university’s 150th anniversary year. An estimated 40,000 family members, friends, and supporters filled the stadium, creating a moment […]

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Faces of Boulder: Meet Bronze Wayne, Pearl Street’s Living Statue Legend

Pearl Street Mall has long been the heartbeat of downtown Boulder, filled with musicians, artists, and unforgettable street performers who bring energy and character to the city. Among the many memorable faces who have entertained crowds over the years, one stands out in a very still kind of way: Bronze Wayne. For years, Bronze Wayne […]

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Boulder’s Eldorado Springs Pool Was Once America’s Biggest

Just eight miles from Boulder, tucked beneath the towering sandstone cliffs of Eldorado Canyon State Park, sits one of Colorado’s most legendary summer destinations: Eldorado Springs Pool. When the massive spring-fed pool opened in 1906, it was widely advertised as the largest swimming pool in the United States. Carved into the dramatic mouth of the […]

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Boulder Sunset Magic: The Flatirons Light Up the Evening Sky

Evenings in Boulder have a rhythm all their own, and nowhere is that more evident than at Chautauqua Park. As the sun begins its descent behind the Rocky Mountains, the iconic Flatirons transform into a glowing masterpiece, capturing the attention of everyone lucky enough to witness it. Tonight’s sunset felt especially vivid. The sky slowly […]

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