Just when Boulder thought winter was finally over, Mother Nature delivered one last unforgettable surprise. A powerful late-season storm rolled across Colorado on May 5–6, blanketing Boulder and much of the Front Range in heavy, wet snow, shutting down the University of Colorado Boulder campus, and transforming spring flowers into scenes that looked more like […]

Step onto Pearl Street Mall in Boulder on a sunny afternoon. The air hums with laughter, clinking glasses, and the irresistible aroma of wood-fired pizza, fresh herbs, and Colorado lamb. Snow-capped peaks frame the scene, but your focus quickly shifts to the plate in front of you—ingredients sourced from farms just minutes away. This isn’t […]

A Flower That Feels Almost Alive Some images are beautiful. Others pull you in and don’t let go. Captured by award-winning Boulder photographer Lenny Frieling, today’s Photo of the Day showcases a breathtaking orchid bursting with color, symmetry, and something far more mysterious. At first glance, it’s the vibrant tones that grab you. Rich purples, […]

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 […]

Cinco de Mayo lands on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, making it the perfect excuse for a midweek fiesta in Boulder. While often mistaken for Mexico’s Independence Day, Cinco de Mayo actually commemorates the Mexican army’s victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. Today, it’s widely celebrated in the United States as […]

The Class of 2026 Leaves Behind Some Legendary Food Spots Graduation weekend has come and gone, but for the Class of 2026, the memories are just getting started. Beyond the ceremony at Folsom Field, there’s another part of the CU Boulder experience that stands out—where students ate, celebrated, and spent time with friends. From late-night […]

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 […]

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 […]

Boulder, Colorado is known for its Flatirons, scenic trails, and vibrant downtown—but there’s another side to this town that often goes unnoticed. Hollywood has been here. From classic sitcoms to major motion pictures, Boulder has quietly served as the backdrop for some unforgettable on-screen moments. Walk these streets, and you’re not just exploring Boulder—you’re stepping […]

Do not tell a Boulder kitty that it is not a lion or other large cat. Feral (wild) cats are a vital cog in the wheel of the back yard’s health.  Feral cats often get framed only as a problem, but there are a few legitimate positives—mostly tied to ecology, human environments, and how people […]