Boulder Thursday News Today

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A pedestrian was seriously injured during a crash in Boulder Thursday night.

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The town of Superior and city of Louisville are still under mandatory evacuation orders Friday afternoon due to the Marshall Fire near Boulder. Snow is falling on the burn area, and officials do not expect the blaze to cause further substantial damage to structures.

Most of Superior and Louisville remain under mandatory evacuation orders Friday until power and natural gas service is restored. Snow continues to fall on the burn area, and officials do not expect the blaze to cause further substantial damage to structures.

Superior, Louisville and some areas of Broomfield are under mandatory evacuation orders tonight as crews continue to fight the Marshall Fire near Boulder. Initial estimates suggest around 600 homes, a hotel and a shopping center have been burned in Superior.

Superior, Louisville and some areas of Broomfield are under mandatory evacuation orders tonight as crews continue to fight the Marshall Fire near Boulder. Initial estimates suggest around 600 homes, a hotel and a shopping center have been burned in Superior.

The town of Superior and city of Louisville are still under mandatory evacuation orders Friday morning due to the Marshall Fire near Boulder. Snow is falling on the burn area, and officials do not expect the blaze to grow beyond the current estimate of 6,200 acres.