Health District Buys Downtown Fort Collins Campus
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — The Health District of Northern Larimer County has purchased two downtown Fort Collins properties for $4.8 million, setting the stage for a new consolidated health care campus expected to open in late 2027 or early 2028. The Health District closed Sept. 24 on properties at...
Johnstown police sergeant fired after allegedly showing up to work drunk
A Johnstown police sergeant was fired back in July after allegedly showing up to work intoxicated after a night of drinking.
Panelists discuss costs, benefits of Front Range rail tax proposal
Colorado voters in much of the Front Range will decide this November whether to impose a new sales tax intended to help expand passenger rail service from Fort Collins through Denver to Colorado Springs and Pueblo. The proposal, known as 7A, was discussed during a Wednesday event hosted by the University of Denver’s Scrivner Institute […]
Fort Collins Woodworking Tool Manufacturer Seeks Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
Red House Tools, LLC has voluntarily initiated Chapter 11 proceedings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado. Case records suggest a financial imbalance as the company’s estimated range of liabilities exceed its estimated assets range. Note: Chapter 11 allows businesses to reorganize their debts while continuing...
Colorado State’s Jim Mora says ‘chapter closed’ with Tyson Summers
FORT COLLINS — Jim Mora has no regrets. When asked if he wishes he’d handled things differently with now-fired defensive coordinator Tyson Summers on the sideline Saturday vs. Oregon State, the Colorado State coach simply said, “No.” “That chapter has been closed,” Mora said, adding later he was not aware the story ha
Angry Colorado business owners sue to block GlobalAI data center
GREELEY, Colorado (CN) — Northern Colorado business owners sued Weld County over its approval of a GlobalAI data center proposal even after it failed to meet energy and noise requirements. “The board of county commissioners ignored the overwhelming opposition of the public who submitted comments to the BOCC,” business.
25 years later, war in Afghanistan still shapes two Colorado police chiefs
Ken Chavez, then a Denver police lieutenant and member of the Colorado Army National Guard's 5th Battalion, 19th Special Forces, deployed to Afghanistan in the spring of 2002, just months after the September 11 attacks.
Ex-Littleton Teacher, 53, Nabbed in Online Sting, Police Fear More Victims
A 53-year-old man who spent 27 years teaching and coaching in Littleton Public Schools is now facing child sex crime charges after an undercover sting operation out of Fort Collins led to his arrest in Castle Rock. Adam Williams was charged with internet sexual exploitation of a child, internet luring of a child, and t
Packed house of Northern Colorado parents push to keep PSD mountain schools open
On Tuesday evening, parents of children who attend Northern Colorado mountain schools facing closure explained to the PSD Board of Education why they believe the plan is wrong for the community.
Jon Pardi Pushes Back Additional Performances Because Of Ongoing Illness: ‘I Hate To Do...
"I was looking forward to getting out there with y’all and appreciate everyone’s understanding while I take some time to get better."
