Broomfield Enterprise

The Broomfield Enterprise serves as the local newspaper for Broomfield, Colorado, USA. It comes out twice a week, specifically on Thursdays and Sundays. The newspaper is produced by Prairie Mountain Publishing, which is a subsidiary of MediaNews Group.

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Leaders talk Sundance Film Festival at CU Night

1 day ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Olivia Doak

As the Sundance Film Festival gets ready to move to Boulder in 2027, its leadership is looking to partner with the University of Colorado Boulder to bolster the festival’s success. The Sundance Film Festival, one of the most iconic independent film festivals in the world, announced in March that it would make Boulder its new home in 2027 after multiple cities competed for the honor.
Utah college student arrested by ICE in Grand Junction granted bail

3 days ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Katie Langford

A 19-year-old Utah college student arrested by federal immigration agents after a Mesa County sheriff’s deputy shared information about her in a law enforcement group chat has been granted bail, her attorney said Wednesday. Caroline Dias Goncalves was pulled over for a traffic stop on Interstate 70 near Fruita on June 5 because she was following a tractor-trailer too closely, the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office said.
Broomfield summer concert guide: Free outdoor concerts to local watering hole gigs

5 days ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Christy Fantz

Summertime means strolls in the park and parties around the grill. It’s music in the air and children shrieking at splash pads. It’s the sweet scent of lilacs followed by hayfever sneezes. Summer is a time to get some Vitamin D (with sunscreen). Drink some Sunny D (then rinse the thick coat of sugar off your tongue). It’s time to pull up a sheet and park it under a tree. It’s a time to grow watermelons, pollinator flowers and way too many zucchini plants.
From the editor: Springing into the future with a Razr phone

5 days ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Christy Fantz

Hello, fantastic people. I’ll soon be passing this beautiful rag on to a new editor, whom you will very much love. I want to thank you for letting me be a part of your community for two and a half years. I came in here wide-eyed, bushy-tailed — and purely petrified like a panic-stricken wildewoman huffing white out and talking to myself.
Boulder Comedy Festival stages year 5 with a record-breaking 18 women comedians who aren’t ‘just token slots’

1 week ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Ella Cobb

In the crowd at a comedy show, three kinds of laughter can usually be heard. First up is the, “oh man, oh god, did they really just say that?” laughter — the kind that comes with a facepalm or a slow head shake, where one’s not sure if the joke was actually funny or just shockingly inappropriate. Next, there’s the “laughing just to laugh” giggle. That polite little chuckle you give when a joke is still in beta, the crowd is confused, or honestly, it just flat-out bombed.
Broomfield's Miramonte Boulevard closed following fiery crash resulting in serious injuries

1 week ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Nicky Andrews

Miramonte Boulevard is closed between Kohl Street and Miramonte Court after a crash that seriously injured a woman. Broomfield police officers said Thursday morning that a driver hit a parked, unoccupied truck, causing the truck and a nearby tree to catch on fire. The woman driving the vehicle that hit the truck was taken to a hospital with serious injuries, according to a Broomfield police post on X. The fire has been extinguished, according to the post.
Broomfield man shot and killed by police is identified

1 week ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Nicky Andrews

A 34-year-old man who was shot and killed by Broomfield police outside the nonprofit A Precious Child has been identified as Scott Hartley Hansen. Hansen, of Broomfield, was fatally shot after police negotiated with him in the parking lot of the nonprofit on June 5. More than one Broomfield officer fired their weapon at Hansen, according to Broomfield police spokeswoman Rachel Haslett. The Adams and Broomfield County Coroner is still determining the cause and manner of Hansen’s death.
Boulder’s Stephen Graham Jones reaches new heights with vampire novel ‘The Buffalo Hunter Hunter’

1 week ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Olivia Doak

Boulder’s Stephen Graham Jones, an award-winning and New York Times bestselling author, has reached a new level of popularity and success with the release of his latest book, the vampire horror novel “The Buffalo Hunter Hunter.”The idea for Jones’ latest book, which NPR called his “horror masterpiece,” was born in a vampire class at the University of Colorado Boulder, where Jones is a professor.
Broomfield police notes for June 2-8: Reported motor vehicle theft on Summit Boulevard

1 week ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Corbett Stevenson

Monday5 p.m.: Authorities received a report of burglary from a motor vehicle on the 500 block of Burbank Street. Tuesday2:25 a.m.: Police took a report of commercial burglary on the 2300 block of West Midway Boulevard. 4:30 p.m.: Broomfield police took a report of burglary from a motor vehicle on the 2900 block of West 133rd Avenue. 6:27 p.m.: Authorities were called for a report of harassment on the 200 block of East Flatiron Crossing Drive.
Letter from the editor: CDs, cassette tapes and records got nothing on this rag

1 week ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Christy Fantz

Kendrick Lamar’s boot-cut flares. Platform sneakers on Spice Girls. Low-rise, bedazzled-bum jeans, a la Britney. Y2K aesthetic. The children are dipping into trends that we already cringed at 25 years ago. But I guess it’s fun to watch trainwrecks return, now that I’m older. My kid wears a fanny pack and cargo jeans so baggy the ultra-wide leg openings can fit a Kendrick, all five Spices and a Britney. No matter what we hate the most, it’s bound to come roaring back, like the eye of the Tiger.