Amber Carlson is a freelance reporter based in Boulder, Colorado. She specializes in local news coverage, with a focus on community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the Boulder area. Her work has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Camera, Times-Call, and The Denver Post.
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A winter storm that is now in its fourth day has led some Boulder County and Broomfield agencies to expand emergency sheltering over the next few days.
By: Amber Carlson
As Boulder staffers continue revitalizing the city’s historic heart, they are now pitching two broad conceptual themes for the area’s future. One of those themes could include adventuro…
Boulder officials may decide later this month whether to continue exploring urban development on a mostly empty 493-acre tract of land that sits northeast of U.S. 36 between Broadway and Jay Road.
More than a week after the election, Republican Dan Woog appeared to win election to state House District 19 by 123 votes, but the race does appear headed for a recount.
More than a week after the election, Republican Dan Woog appeared to win election House District 19 by 123 votes.
The Boulder swim community is bracing for what could be a difficult winter ahead, as fears mount about the possible fate of two local pools.
By: Amber Carlson
Boulder City Council members said a resounding “yes” to a long-awaited agreement that will enable a private internet service provider to eventually offer citywide broadband service.
By: Amber Carlson
Boulder’s City Council on Thursday night signaled interest in continuing to explore development in Area III Planning Reserve, a 493-acre expanse of land northeast of U.S. 36 between Broadway …
Boulder’s City Council on Thursday night approved some changes to the city land use code and area plan that will allow the Alpine-Balsam development to move forward.
In the coming weeks, Boulder’s City Council is expected to review the controversial St. Julien hotel expansion project and hold a public hearing on it.
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