ICE in Boulder County: What to do if they show up, Plus: Boulder v. Big Oil lawsuit headed to SCOTUS

ICE in Boulder County: What to do if they show upPlus: Kimbal Musk linked to trafficking victim; Boulder v. Big Oil lawsuit headed to SCOTUSWednesday, Feb. 25, 2026SponsorThis episode is sponsored by Jill Grano. This week’s episode is sponsored by Jill Grano. Visit JillGrano.com for more information about Jill's award-winning real estate work and her support of organizations throughout our community, including the Gayla, I Have a Dream Foundation, and KGNU.SupportThis podcast is made possible by listeners and local businesses. You can sponsor an episode of The Frequency. Reach our growing audience of highly engaged listeners. Email [email protected] v. Big Oil lawsuit heading to Supreme CourtThe City of Boulder and Boulder County have been suing Exxon Mobil and Suncor since 2018 over local impacts of fossil fuel-driven climate change.Now, it will be up to the Supreme Court to decide if those companies should pay for the damage they’ve contributed to, or if they have immunity from state-level harms — as the companies themselves are arguing.Read more from Colorado SunSee the County + City responsesKimbal Musk dated woman likely abused, trafficked by Jefferey EpsteinMusk, owner of The Kitchen and Boulder-based drone company Nova Sky Stories, was revealed to have sent and received 100+ emails to and from Jeffrey Epstein and his associates, as we reported earlier this month.New reporting from The Denver Post connects Musk directly to a victim of Epstein, directly contradicting Musk’s previous statements.News sparks protest outside Musk’s Boulder restaurantMusk quietly resigned from the board of Burning ManMore news:Erie’s town manager fired abruptly; Happy 10th Birthday to The Colorado SoundICE in Boulder County: DA issues guidance on what to do if they show upICE is present in Boulder County and has detained local residents, Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty said in an interview this week.ICE activity could increase if Trump targets Colorado for opposing his policies, Dougherty believes.