The antisemitic Pearl Street Mall attack on June 1 led to intense heartache for Colorado's Jewish community. They also watched as politicians and political groups jumped on an opportunity.

Karen Diamond, one of the people burned in the antisemitic firebombing attack on the Pearl Street Mall earlier this month, died Wednesday, according to a Monday morning email from the Boulder Jewis… ...

Karen Diamond, one of the people burned in the antisemitic firebombing attack on the Pearl Street Mall earlier this month, died last Wednesday, according to the Boulder Jewish Community Center.

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Not that Coloradans needed the confirmation, but multiple organizations have ranked the state's outdoors activities among the nation's best in 2025.

Flowers form a makeshift memorial on the lawn of the Boulder County Courthouse on June 2, 2025, one day after an attack on a demonstration raising awareness for Israeli hostages taken by Hamas on Oct.

Alan O’Hashi, who has lived in Boulder since 1993 and was near the Pearl Street Mall when the attack took place, says at first, to him the situation was a bit reminiscent of September 11, 2001.

People gathered on the Pearl Street Mall for the annual festival. They sang, danced and called on the community to rise in the face of hate. "Hate has no home here," Lev said. "Hate cannot win." ...

Sanjay Nazir (left), who co-owns Chiri's Momo Delight on Pearl Street Mall, rushed to help those who had burned in the immediate wake of the June 1 attack. Credit: Kaylee Harter It’s been just over a ...