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Ron Mars and Cynthia Montano say their Loveland, Colorado, rental apartment is making them sick. But solutions are hard to come by, despite support.
Fort Collins has been considering a local minimum wage of $15 an hour, but council members are unsure if that’s too high, too low or just right.
The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Fort Collins and a large swath Colorado ahead of forecast triple-digit temperatures Monday
Larimer County Sheriff’s Office has lifted mandatory evacuations that were issued due to a fire burning in Red Feather Lakes Sunday.
In between back-to-school shopping and soaking up the last sun of summer, take a look at PSD’s calendar.
Most of the intersection at Drake and South Timberline was closed while Fort Collins police investigate a serious collision Sunday. It’s now open.
Hundreds gathered in Civic Center Park throughout Saturday to celebrate Pride 2022 in the Northern Colorado area
A brief downpour quickly inundated little Buckhorn Creek around 5 p.m. Friday and rapidly sent muddy flood waters flowing down the canyon
President Joe Biden is sick with COVID-19 but working from the White House on Thursday. It is the first time he’s tested positive during the pandemic.
One of two new schools opening in Poudre School District this fall is inviting people in for a tour. Here’s what to know about the event.