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City insurer to end workers’ comp -- plus briefs

Montana’s leading insurance agency for municipal workers plans to stop providing workers’ compensation in mid-2026, a move that could impact dozens of workers covered through Boulder’s city government.Boulder · Boulder Read Article

Water Fight: DNRC Seeks Fine for Crazy Mountain Ranch Water Purchase

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

The filing in Park County by a DNRC attorney also seeks $8,000 in civil penalties for irrigating the golf course for eight days with water not authorized for sale.Golf · Boulder See the Story

Rumbles in the Rockies: Montana’s seismic record begins with 'mysterious' 1868 quake

100% Center coverage: 6 sources

“Unusual and mysterious” was how a correspondent described the Jan. 16, 1868 earthquake that hit the Boulder Valley. The date is the first known newspaper account of any Montana earthquake.Boulder · Boulder See the Story

Lewis & Clark Caverns’ author Q & A

Kirby Lambert, a writer who worked at MTHS for decades and the author of 101 Places’ Lewis & Clark Caverns chapter, chatted with The Monitor Editor.Boulder · Boulder Read Article

Updated: Multi-Agency Law Enforcement Action in Boulder Led to Arrest, Sheriff Says

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

Montana and Jefferson County law enforcement are conducting a "planned operation" at a residence near the Sheriff's Office in Boulder, authorities said.Boulder · Boulder See the Story

Boulder city administrator responds to criticism over Crazy Mountain Ranch water deal

100% Center coverage: 5 sources

In a letter addressing concerns in The Boulder Monitor, Bullock explained that the profits made from the deal with Crazy Mountain Ranch will go toward helping improve Boulder’s own water system.Boulder · Boulder See the Story

Mobile mammograms provide early detection for inmates at Riverside Correctional Facility

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

From the outside, it may just look like a bus, but on the inside is the key to lifesaving early detection of breast cancer, and it is providing mammograms to inmates at Riverside Correctional Facility in Boulder.They make us feel very comfortable, and since cancer shows no prejudice, it is really nice that this is available to the ladies here, said Sandi Cantrell, an inmate at the facility.The Intermountain Health mobile mammogram bus visits ove…Breast Cancer · Boulder See the Story

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City insurer to end workers’ comp -- plus briefs

Water Fight: DNRC Seeks Fine for Crazy Mountain Ranch Water Purchase

Rumbles in the Rockies: Montana’s seismic record begins with 'mysterious' 1868 quake

Lewis & Clark Caverns’ author Q & A

Updated: Multi-Agency Law Enforcement Action in Boulder Led to Arrest, Sheriff Says

Boulder city administrator responds to criticism over Crazy Mountain Ranch water deal

Mobile mammograms provide early detection for inmates at Riverside Correctional Facility

Inmates Settle Into Boulder Facility

Broadband committee approves $300 million in fiber optic, satellite projects

Montana plans to double the capacity of women’s prison in Boulder

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City insurer to end workers’ comp -- plus briefs

Water Fight: DNRC Seeks Fine for Crazy Mountain Ranch Water Purchase

Rumbles in the Rockies: Montana’s seismic record begins with 'mysterious' 1868 quake

Lewis & Clark Caverns’ author Q & A

Updated: Multi-Agency Law Enforcement Action in Boulder Led to Arrest, Sheriff Says

Boulder city administrator responds to criticism over Crazy Mountain Ranch water deal

Mobile mammograms provide early detection for inmates at Riverside Correctional Facility

Inmates Settle Into Boulder Facility

Broadband committee approves $300 million in fiber optic, satellite projects

Montana plans to double the capacity of women’s prison in Boulder

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