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Memorial Day will be celebrated Monday in the Longmont area with ceremonies honoring deceased members of the United States military. Services will be held at 9 a.m. at Stephen Day Park, 1340 Deerwood Drive; 10 a.m. at Foothills Gardens of Memory cemetery, 14241 N. 107th St.; and 11 a.m. at Mountain View Cemetery, 620 1

Sheriff’s office says investigation began after cyber tips involving alleged child exploitation material uploads. A 36-year-old Weld County man was arrested Sunday following a lengthy investigation into alleged online child exploitation activity, according to the Weld County Sheriff’s Office. Investigators say Jonathan

The transition is expected to happen in June 2026.

Two Longmont middle school students were taken to the hospital Tuesday afternoon after they were struck by a vehicle while crossing a street near Longs Peak Middle School, according to city officials. Neither student suffered serious injuries, Longmont Communications and Marketing Manager, Robin Ericson, said. Police a

UCHealth just made a big land play in a small town. The Aurora-based health system has closed on more than 79 acres in Berthoud, the community along Highway 56 north of Greeley and roughly an hour north of Denver. The land sits on a key east–west corridor in northern Colorado, giving the system a sizable foothold in a

A Colorado woman is facing backlash online after a viral video appeared to show her clearing out shelves at a local farmstand, allegedly taking several packages of oatmeal cream pies along with multiple loaves of organic sourdough bread. The clip, which has been widely shared across social media, quickly sparked critic

Colorado-founded folk duo blends banjo, ukulele, and improvisation at To The Fives. Northern Colorado music fans will have a chance to catch a homegrown act with deep Colorado roots when The Pickin’ Pear performs Saturday night in Loveland. Known for combining banjo, ukulele, folk, rock, and bluegrass into an energetic

Lost Garden Labs & Therapeutics received state licensure in 2024 to be able to sell natural plant medicine in whole mushroom form. “We’re embarking on new territory with these mushrooms, a new territory in Colorado. … We are one of a handful of facilities with a license so far,” Josh Walker, cofounder and co-owner of L

There may never be anything in the entire world as cute as kittens. The spunky little balls of adorable energy have a way of capturing the attention of literally anyone just by doing cute kitten things. For one inspired trio of shelter kittens, that means showing off their epic climbing skills in an attempt to be seen,

Larimer County confirmed its first rabid animal of 2026 after a bat tested positive in northeast Fort Collins.