Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, November 6, 2025.

We begin today as Boulder, like much of Colorado, continues to navigate the effects of the now 35-day federal government shutdown. Families across the area are grappling with the halt of SNAP federal food assistance, officially cut off since November 1. Governor Jared Polis and Colorado’s leaders are stepping up, with the state tapping reserves to fund local food support. Around Boulder County, food pantries such as Peak Abundance and community kitchens like Lovin’ Cup are rallying, joining forces with local markets to make sure no neighbor goes hungry during this time. If you’re looking for ways to help, you can donate at participating local groceries, where just ten dollars can provide a week’s worth of food to a family. On the civic front, Boulder residents turned out in strong numbers for this week’s election. Local voters overwhelmingly supported statewide Propositions LL and MM, ensuring expanded free school meals funded by new tax measures. The county voted yes by large margins, a clear sign of Boulder’s commitment to feeding families and kids through school and community partnerships.

Shifting from government news to courts, there’s an update this morning in the June terror attack case at an Israeli hostage supporters’ rally in downtown Boulder. The suspect has pled not guilty to state charges. We’ll continue to track legal developments and spotlight ongoing work for community healing.

Now, let’s talk events. Buffs fans, tonight is the home opener for Colorado Women’s Basketball at the CU Events Center. The game tips off at 6 p.m., with the Buffaloes facing New Mexico. This year’s squad is an exciting mix of fresh faces and veteran talent, and coach JR Payne is back for her tenth year. Grab a ticket or tune in via ESPN Plus to catch the action live.

Looking to get creative? The Museum of Boulder is hosting a special one-night event, A Long Time Coming, exploring the history of reproductive justice in America through a powerful new exhibit and discussion. Over at the Junkyard Social Club, from 3:30 to 5:30, you can drop in for some friendly Thursday Mahjongg, or check out one of the upcoming dance sessions.

For music and arts fans, the spirit of Boulder’s folk legends is alive and well, with stories resurfacing about hometown heroes like Arlo Guthrie and Judy Collins. And don’t forget, if you just need some fresh mountain air and Flatirons views, you can always head to Louisville’s Majestic View Drive and take in that ever-changing November sky.

That’s today’s Boulder Local Frequency—working together, cheering on our Buffs, staying creative, and taking care of each other through challenging times. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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