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Colorado State University has been working to grow its incoming classes for years. Now, it has, but there isn’t space or classes for everyone.
A resident called to report the bear Thursday morning, according to a Fort Collins Police Services Twitter post.
Every three to four days, Debbie Bridge makes a more than 600-mile roundtrip to McLean Farms in Palisade to stock her stand, she told the Coloradoan.
CSU is on track to see its largest class ever. Here’s how applications and enrollment stack up to past years.
The Poudre School District Board of Education approved a new remote learning option to avoid school closures for weather, COVID and other emergencies.
Following the first identification of human West Nile cases this summer, the city is again spraying for mosquitos, this time in northeast Fort Collins.
Despite opposition, Timnath voters will weigh in on changing the timing of municipal elections and the future of town council redistricting.
Montava, the 4,000-home project west of the Budweiser plant in north Fort Collins, submits plans for another phase of development.
Larimer County health department officials announced Tuesday the county’s first human cases of West Nile virus.
After several weeks of rainfall, fire restrictions in unincorporated Larimer County are set to expire in late August.