Daily Camera

The Daily Camera is a newspaper located in Boulder, Colorado, USA. It is part of Prairie Mountain Publishing, which is a branch of Digital First Media.

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Avalanche captain Gabe Landeskog will play Game 3 against Dallas Stars

16 hours ago | dailycamera.com | Matt Schubert |Corey Masisak

Colorado Avalanche captain has not played in an NHL game since winning the Stanley Cup in 2022
Boulder Valley school board dives into calendar creation

1 day ago | dailycamera.com | Amy Bounds

The Boulder Valley school board took a closer look Tuesday at how school year calendars are created, with a goal of updating its policy to provide more flexibility for future years’ calendars. The school board approves new calendars every two years, with the calendar generally following a similar format of school starting mid-August and ending before Memorial Day. The policy itself was last updated in 2001. “There are a lot of inconsistencies,” school board member Beth Niznik said.
Miles Wood’s “outstanding” Game 2 ruined by critical turnover in Avalanche loss

1 day ago | dailycamera.com | Corey Masisak

DALLAS — When Miles Wood is at his best, he’s flying around the ice and creating chaos in the offensive zone. There was plenty of that Monday night in Game 2 of this opening-round series between the Colorado Avalanche and Dallas Stars. But for Wood, that wasn’t on his mind in the immediate aftermath of Dallas’ 4-3 overtime victory at American Airlines Center. “The last play was my fault,” Wood said.
Colorado Senate passes immigrant protection bill aimed at limiting enforcement actions in state

2 days ago | dailycamera.com | Nick Coltrain

Measure still needs House approval before going to Gov. Jared Polis, who's urged caution
Immigration bill, childhood sexual abuse amendment and veto override up in Colorado legislature this week

3 days ago | dailycamera.com | Nick Coltrain

Lawmakers are looking to push forward proposals that would increase protections for undocumented immigrants, study a statewide universal health care system and, possibly, result in the first veto override of Gov. Jared Polis' tenure. Originally Published: April 21, 2025 at 12:16 PM MDT
Avalanche’s new reality is here, with playoff star Mikko Rantanen playing for the other guys

4 days ago | dailycamera.com | Corey Masisak

Avalanche’s new reality is here, with playoff star Mikko Rantanen playing for the other guys Mikko Rantanen, traded to Carolina in January, will try to help Dallas Stars knock out Colorado again in Stanley Cup Playoffs
Rockies’ Clint Hurdle: ‘I’m here to be Buddy’s hitting coach’

4 days ago | dailycamera.com | Patrick Saunders

Manager Bud Black and new interim hitting coach Clint Hurdle made it clear Saturday that there won’t be any bumping of heads or bruised egos in the Rockies’ dugout. During his introductory press conference, Hurdle went out of his way to say that he’s returned to help out Black. “I wanted to make sure I had conversations with Buddy, because I’m here to be Buddy’s hitting coach, and I want to make sure everybody’s understanding of that,” Hurdle said. Black is in his ninth year managing the Rockies.
New Vista senior designs space helmets through NASA-sponsored program

4 days ago | dailycamera.com | Amy Bounds

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In Colorado bill debate over social media and porn sites, when does protection of kids become overreach?

5 days ago | dailycamera.com | Nick Coltrain

In Colorado bill debate over social media and porn sites, when does protection of kids become overreach? Sponsors kill pornography age-verification bill over veto threat; backers of other bill promise fight
Superior, Boulder County consider appeal after judge dismisses airport lawsuit

5 days ago | dailycamera.com | Andrea Grajeda

Officials in Superior and Boulder County are considering an appeal, after a Boulder County District Court judge recently dismissed their noise impacts lawsuit against the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, according to a press release. The court found that Jefferson County officials could impose noise restrictions at the airport. The court also said that the county does not have the authority to tell the county to impose noise restrictions.