Windsor, Colorado, Red Light Cameras to Begin Sending Citations February 25
WINDSOR, Colo. (February 23, 2026) — Red-light cameras at the intersection of 7th Street and Main Street in Windsor, Colorado, will begin sending citations on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026. Vehicles that are recorded failing to stop at a red light will receive a citation with a $75 fine. If...
Foul play not suspected in death of cyclist near Old Town Fort Collins
Foul play is not suspected in the death of a Fort Collins bicyclist near Old Town on Feb. 20. Fort Collins police responded to a 69-year-old Fort Collins man found near a bicycle at the three-way intersection of Canyon Avenue, Sherwood Street and Magnolia Street just after 6 a.m. Feb. 20, Fort Collins Police Services...
These Colorado Doughnut Shops Now Have Savory Options
Savory layered doughnuts are now being served in Denver.
LTTE: By inviting genocide profiteers to campus, CSU chooses profit over social justice
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Loveland’s New Vinyl Shop in Downtown
As of February 2026, there was another reason to visit Downtown Loveland, as a record shop opened.
Boulder County sheriff’s deputy resigns after being accused of punching his wife
The Boulder County sheriff’s deputy arrested after being accused of punching his wife has resigned from the sheriff’s office, according to the Colorado Attorney General’s Office. Peter Carlos Markusen, 40, resigned his position as of Wednesday, according to the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training, a unit...
Investor withdrawal raises questions about future of Glade Reservoir project
The Glade Reservoir project, a cornerstone of the Northern Integrated Supply Project intended to provide a reliable water source to roughly 15 municipalities and communities, might be in jeopardy after a key investor withdrawal. In an arid state like Colorado, water security is a major concern, especially as...
Fort Collins Museum of Discovery explores city’s Black history
The Fort Collins Museum of Discovery hosted a historic homage to Black and African American culture in Fort Collins Friday, Feb. 20. What was meant to be a walking tour of the historical homes and landmarks of Black residents within Fort Collins turned into an enlightening presentation and archive tour within the...
Snow drought brings ski industry woes, increases urgency to plan for warmer, drier future
Though winter storms are bringing some relief to the snow drought in the Rocky Mountains, experts think it won't be enough to bring our snowpack back up to average after a record-breaking dry start to winter. That's a problem for our snow-based water supply, but it's also been an issue...
Colorado cracking down on speed violations in construction zones
Colorado authorities say speeding causes more crashes in Colorado than any other dangerous driver behavior. Therefore, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is kicking off
