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As seen in: Boulder Reporting Lab, People, The Weather Channel, Inside Climate News, BillMoyers.com, Trellis, Editor & Publisher, Reynolds Journalism Institute, Omaha Jewish Press
Building the Boulder Reporting Lab @BoulderRL. Past: @insideclimate co-founder/executive editor | Ted Scripps Fellow in Environmental Journalism at CU Boulder
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Goat Trail wildfire in Boulder prompts evacuation warning in North Boulder

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By Stacy Feldman Verified
| Boulder Reporting Lab Verified
This is a developing story and will be updated. It was last updated at 6 a.m. Officials are urging residents within the evacuation warning area to prepare to evacuate and leave now if they may need more time. A wildfire burning near the Sanitas Valley Trail in Boulder has prompted an evacuation warning in north Boulder early Wednesday, with officials urging residents to prepare to leave and evacuate early if they can.
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Is Boulder’s camping ban constitutional? Colorado Court of Appeals hears arguments

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By Stacy Feldman Verified
| Boulder Reporting Lab Verified
A three-judge panel heard oral arguments Tuesday in a lawsuit seeking to halt enforcement of Boulder’s camping ban, with judges pressing both sides on how to interpret the state constitution and whether the city’s ordinance targets conduct or the status of being homeless.
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Boulder crews respond to vegetation fire near Chautauqua

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By Stacy Feldman Verified
| Boulder Reporting Lab Verified
This is a developing story and will be updated. It was last updated at 10 p.m. Emergency crews responded to a vegetation fire south of Chautauqua on Sunday night. As of about 10 p.m., the fire was estimated at roughly an acre, according to scanner traffic. Conditions at the scene included little to no wind and relatively flat terrain, which helped limit its spread. Earlier, crews reported the fire was largely burning out, and by around 10:10 p.m., firefighters began putting water on the fire.
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