Storm Tracks Northeast From Delta Toward Fort Collins and Western Nebraska Bringing Mountain Snow,...
COLORADO — The storm system affecting Colorado is centered near Delta and is moving northeast across northern Colorado overnight. The low is expected to reach western Nebraska by Thursday morning. Southern Colorado will dry out as a dry slot moves in, while the north stays cloudy with fog and drizzle. Most of the remaining mountain snow is expected over the next 12 to 18 hours.
Just in time for Halloween, bat researchers swoop into Fort Collins for conference
If you hear more people talking about bats in Northern Colorado, it’s not just because Halloween is around the corner. The annual North American Symposium on Bat Research is happening in Fort Collins this week, and bat researchers and enthusiasts have a jam-packed schedule to learn about the winged mammals.
Thompson School District weighs school changes
Thompson School District is reviewing 14 options that could lead to school closures or consolidations. A Lincoln Elementary parent shares her concerns as the district weighs potential changes.
Boulder and Northern Denver Metro Soak Up 1.75 Inches of Rain as Silverton Tops...
DENVER — A strong October storm has already delivered a solid soaking to the Front Range, with much of the northern Denver metro, Boulder, and Fort Collins picking up 0.75 to 1.75 inches of rain. The low-pressure system is now tracking farther north and northwest than models showed earlier. That shift is pushing rain and snow north overnight and lowering totals for many areas. A Freeze Watch is in effect for Denver, Boulder, and the lower eastern plains for Friday morning.
Wyoming Motorcyclist Killed After Pickup Turns In Front Of Him In Colorado
A 65-year-old Wyoming motorcyclist was killed Monday when a pickup turned left in front of him at a busy Loveland, Colorado, intersection, a collision witnessed from about 15 feet away by a man who says he saw the truck hesitate, then continue into the motorcycle's path. Duane Brown, 65, died...
CHARGER GOLF WRAPS UP FALL COMPETITION AT BATTLE AT THE DANCE
The Briar Cliff men's and women's golf teams wrapped up competition at the Battle at the Dance on Tuesday at Raindance National Resort and Golf Club in Windsor, Colorado. The women's team finished fifth overall with a two-round team score of +124. The Chargers opened with a +61 first round before finishing the second round at +63.
Fort Collins shelter for unhoused families plans to prioritize dignity and stability
The building at 811 Myrtle Street in Fort Collins looks like a normal, small house on the outside. But inside, there are eight suites, each with its own private half bathroom. There’s also a flex space for larger families, two common spaces, a community kitchen, and a backyard. “It’s...
Poudre School District parents protest formal school closure proposals
The Poudre School District is one of the latest to consider closing and consolidating some schools, drawing protests by parents and students as the proposal was presented to the Board of Education on Tuesday.
Fort Collins Approves Incentive Package For Semiconductor Giant Expansion
The city of Fort Collins has approved an 8.9-million-dollar incentive package to support semiconductor giant Broadcom’s massive local expansion. The financial backing comes as part of Broadcom’s 1.5-billion-dollar investment to upgrade and modernize its local manufacturing facility, driven by a major multi-year component agreement with Apple. Broadcom currently employs over 1,000 workers at the plant and has committed to creating at least 100 new, high-paying jobs as part of the deal. Local offi
Big Pivots: As a coal mine closes, solar comes on
One chapter ended and another earlier this month in Colorado’s book-length transition from coal combustion to renewable generation of electricity. Both involved Platte River Power Authority, which delivers electricity to four municipalities along the northern Front Range. On Wednesday, Platte River celebrated completion of a major solar project east...

















