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For the fourth time this summer, the city will be spraying for mosquitoes infected with West Nile virus.
After Poudre School District announced it would close schools early because of heat, community members react to possible solutions and drawbacks.
A man was arrested this week after a yearlong investigation into possession and distribution of sexually explicit material involving children.
There are 4 departures and 4 returns throughout the day via Landline, now open to all airline travelers in addition to United’s wingless flights.
After years of conversations around increasing the local minimum wage, city council is one step closer to taking action.
Get a rare peek inside life at Camp Amache, Colorado’s sole Japanese internment camp during World War II.
If you’ve been looking for a way to get involved with Fort Collins’ city government, now is the time.
Blame the smoke in Fort Collins on wildfires in Idaho and Montana and heat on a stubborn high pressure. But change is on the way.
Business owners, eager to have operations return to normal, are relieved that Linden Street, a convertible street, is finally open to the public.
PSD officials made the announcement as parents and teachers across the district complained of high temperatures inside of classrooms.