James Burky is a City Reporter at the Daily Camera, where he has been covering the City of Boulder since April 2025. With a background in education, business, and sports reporting, James focuses on themes of social interest, civil rights, and diversity & inclusion, often reflecting on regional and cultural topics. He has been featured in various publications including the Denver Post, Daily Sentinel, and Colorado Preps.
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James Burky's coverage prominently features local sports events and updates, with a focus on high school and junior college sports in Grand Junction, Colorado. His articles often include event coverage and press releases, indicating a preference for timely information about ongoing sporting events or newsworthy developments.
If you have relevant updates or insights related to local junior college sports, football, basketball, high school sports, or coaching in the Grand Junction area of Colorado, James would likely be interested in receiving pitches from you. Additionally, if your organization is issuing any announcements related to these areas within this geographic scope.
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“I strongly believe that antisemitism is not a problem for Jews to solve by themselves.”
By: James Burky
Laura Merage was at an Apple Store in downtown Denver to get a new phone on June 1, 2025.
By: James Burky
Fares will be waived for the BOLT, JUMP, SKIP and new CHAT lines from Jan. 21 through Jan. 31.
324 bikes have been reported stolen through August this year, down from 389 through August last year
By: James Burky
Few issues in this municipal election have drawn as stark of a divide as Ballot Measure 2K
AURORA — A game-derailing fourth inning sealed the fate of Fruita Monument High School’s softball season.
Twelve western Boulder neighborhoods are at the highest risk of wildfire ignition.
With federal pressure and questions on how Colorado conducts elections intensifying, county clerks in the state are urging voters to not only trust the process but take active steps to see how the process works ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
By: James Burky
While homelessness hasn’t dominated this election cycle, it’s still a persistent issue in Boulder.
