Colorado laws around sports betting, social media search warrants take effect
Dozens of new laws passed during the Colorado legislative session this year go into effect Wednesday. They range from proper produce labeling to artificial intelligence in health care settings. These are bills that passed without a “safety clause,” so they become law 90 days after the legislative session ends, after a
Chili Verde Mexican Grill in Loveland is Changing – Here’s What We Know
It's not a super location, but restaurants have succeeded there. Chili Verde isn't finished
Drought, wildfires force bears and other wildlife into Colorado cities
Colorado's persistent drought and active wildfires are a one-two punch driving wildlife into urban areas, with the state seeing nearly twice as many bear sighting reports this year compared to last year. Photos and videos of bears and other wildlife in Fort Collins and other cities and towns are proliferating on social
13 Schools in Thompson School District Named After People – Who Were They?
A fun look back at some beloved community members for the Loveland/Berthoud area
It’s reckless to build AI data centers in Colorado
The ongoing drought and widespread water restrictions in Colorado should concern all of us, as should the proposed AI data centers in Colorado Springs and Windsor. Although companies have run centers for decades for basic storage and routing of data, today’s centers are larger in order to host file servers and networki
Great Colorado Time Capsule makes stop in Grand Junction
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - A statewide project collecting pieces of life in 2026 made a stop in Grand Junction on Tuesday, giving residents a chance to contribute to what organizers call Colorado’s largest time capsule. “The Great Colorado Time Capsule Project is a USA 250 Colorado 150 initiative...
CSU student sues police, City of Fort Collins over alleged wrongful DUI arrest, raises...
A Colorado State University student is suing the City of Fort Collins and two police officers who he said wrongfully arrested him for driving under the influence just over a year ago. On July 16, 2025, Nathan May, an incoming senior at CSU, was pulled over near South College Avenue...
10 Northern Colorado Breakfast Spots Worth Getting Up Early For
Early breakfast suddenly sounds much more exciting when a great plate is waiting at the end of the drive. Colorado’s northern corner serves up diners, cafés, and neighborhood favorites that make getting out of bed completely worthwhile. Think about fluffy pancakes, loaded skillets, crispy potatoes, and pastries worth..
Local band’s DIY venue connects emerging bands with eager listeners
Fort Collins is a city rich in its music scene and artistic atmosphere, boasting several venues and gathering spots for the community to come together in music and art. Since its founding, one venue in particular stands out as an especially creative testament to the city’s local music culture.
CSU prepares for another year of traditions with Ram Welcome’s annual Hike to The...
Looming large on a hillside in Maxwell Natural Area is a Colorado State University landmark dating back over a century: the giant painted A. In 1924, after paying $1 for a 99-year long lease from then-owner R.G. Maxwell, students got to work dragging buckets of white paint and rocks up to commemorate the Colorado Agric

















