As a coal mine closes, solar comes on
Craig’s Trapper Mine began operations in 1977. In Severance, Black Hollow Solar is being completed as Colorado moves beyond 50% renewables. One chapter ended and another began this week in Colorado’s book-length transition from coal combustion to renewable generation of electricity. Both involved Platte River Power Aut
BYU’s Aaron Roderick Takes Blame for Interceptions Against CSU
Going into the game against Colorado State, BYU's offense had zero giveaways through two games. It wasn't until the second half against the Rams that the Cougar
Across the US, Local Revolts Grow as AI Data Center Boom Expands
WINDSOR, Colorado — Julie Cline remembers when her small town’s data center debate got personal: A longtime friend stopped speaking to her. Developers had proposed building a massive data center in an industrial park across the street from the woman’s house, and she felt Cline, the mayor, wasn’t doing enough to stop it
Alleged sloppy investigation not constitutional violation, judge says
A Loveland detective’s allegedly subpar investigation of a child sex-related offense did not rise to the level of a constitutional violation for the man arrested, a federal judge decided last month. Amr Khaled Naji of Michigan alleged that Det. Corey Richards misidentified him as the perpetrator of online sex...
The ABCs of HVAC Commissioning for Historic Buildings
Successful historic renovation depends on quality control, a guiding factor from initial assessment through final construction. Balancing historic integrity with modern performance, quality control ensures that every step of the process — design, preservation, and system integration — protects the past while delivering
Los Dos Potrillos Bringing Mexican Restaurant to Loveland’s Centerra
Los Dos Potrillos is heading to Loveland, bringing its family-owned Mexican restaurant concept to The Promenade Shops at Centerra next year. The restaurant is planned for 6015 Sky Pond Drive, where it will take approximately 6,897 square feet at the shopping center. The new location is expected to open in spring 2027,
Immigration and Customs officers spotted on Colorado State University Campus this morning, Person found...
Robert Sides kicks off this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review in campus news with breaking news of ICE officers spotted at Colorado State University this morning in the Walter Scott Engineering Building parking lot (1:09). Sides continues campus news reporting on the most recent Associated Students of Colorado State
Community-Favorite Fort Collins Bakery and Pie Truck to Close Its Doors
Fort Collins bakery Sunny Sky Pies is preparing to permanently close its shop and truck. The community favorite bakery and truck will serve its last customers next weekend. Located at 446 S. Link Lane in Fort Collins, Colorado, Sunny Sky Pies is an allergy-friendly and gluten-free bakery. The bakery specializes in hand
Sunny Sky Pies announces final days before Oct. 10 closure
After five years of serving hand-rolled pies and fostering community, Sunny Sky Pies , a Fort Collins pie shop and food truck, is preparing to close on Oct. 10. Owner Erin Margenau announced the closure in a Sept. 29 social media post, saying continuing the business would require compromises she wasn't willing to make.
Historic Fire Service Inspires Loveland Sculpture
JOHNSTOWN, Colo. — A new life-size bronze sculpture celebrating Northern Colorado’s firefighting history will be formally dedicated at Loveland Fire Rescue Authority’s Fire Station 10 on Thursday, October 8. “The Call to Serve,” created by Colorado sculptor and former firefighter Austin Weishel, depicts an early firefi
