Extreme heat leaves Northern Colorado’s unhoused community searching for relief

LARIMER COUNTY, Colo — As triple-digit temperatures grip Northern Colorado, people experiencing homelessness in Loveland say surviving the heat has become even more difficult after the city’s temporary overnight shelter closed in April.

“It’s super hot,” said Daniel Edwards, who is experiencing homelessness and spends much of his day searching for shade and drinking water to stay cool.

“I just get burned,” he added…

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