Man who carjacked, kidnapped woman before Pueblo chase gets 26 years
A Fort Collins man who carjacked and kidnapped a woman in Aurora , attempted an armed robbery in Colorado City, and led sheriff’s deputies from two departments on a high-speed chase in May 2025 pleaded guilty to two felonies on June 12. Shane McSwane, 29, pleaded guilty Friday to charges of second-degree kidnapping and
Berthoud firefighter discharged from hospital after life-threatening crash
Berthoud Fire Lieutenant Ken Bradley and his wife Carol were cheered on by fellow first responders as they left Denver Health Wednesday, June 10. Bradley was critically injured on May 17, when a driver going the wrong way in a Denver express lane near 20th Street and 1-25 hit his vehicle head-on.
Old Town Library Concert Brings Strings to Fort Collins
Free family-friendly performance features The Dali String Quartet in Library Park. Fort Collins families can enjoy a free morning of live music on June 15 when The Dali String Quartet performs at Library Park as part of the Old Town Library Summer Concert Series. The concert runs from 10 to...
These Northern Colorado Coffee Drinks Are Anything But Boring
Life's Too Short For Boring Coffee: The Northern Colorado Edition
‘Weird’ weather playing role in low Colorado miller moth migration
This year is shaping up to be a miller moth bust not seen in Colorado in decades. Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University emeritus professor in entomology and extension specialist, has lived in Fort Collins since 1984, and he can't remember a year with so few miller moths, the adult stage of the army cutworm. "Neve
Some Furloughs On The Way For Thompson School District
Update on a story we told you about earlier; declining student enrollment will reduce Thompson School District’s revenue by approximately $2.7 million for the 2026-27 school year, but a combination of staff reductions, administrative cuts, employee furlough days and a modest draw on reserves has allowed the district to
Rare ‘Rabbit Fever’ That Causes Vomiting and Chills in Humans Detected in Colorado, Health...
Tularemia can cause symptoms including a fever, chills, vomiting and abdominal pain, but is treatable with antibiotics
A Blacked-Out Ford Built to Beat Cops Was Doing 130 MPH on a Colorado...
On the night of May 30, 2026, a Larimer County Sheriff’s Office deputy spotted a black Ford sedan traveling about 130 mph on northbound I-25 near Carpenter Road in northern Colorado. The speed limit there ... Read more
These Colorado essential workers can do their jobs because they have childcare: ‘It’s vital’
Austin Vance helps keep the lights on in Fort Collins. As a line crew chief for the city’s Light and Power electric utility, he and his team are responsible for the infrastructure that delivers electricity to more than 79,000 customers with an advertised 99.99% reliability. He couldn’t do it without his neighbor.
Celebrate Juneteenth at Foothills Mall
This June, Fort Collins will come together to honor freedom, culture and community at the 2026 FoCo Juneteenth Celebration, taking place from 5-8 p.m. Friday, June 19, and noon-8 p.m. June 20 at Foothills Mall. Centered around this year’s theme, “Belonging,” the two-day celebration will commemorate Juneteenth through l
