Loveland Encampment Ordinance & Shelter Updates – What You Need to Know Oct. 9,...
Over the past week, the City has taken steps to address both short-term and long-term shelter needs for individuals experiencing homelessness. The Loveland Resource Center (LRC) The City has temporarily opened the LRC (137 S. Lincoln Ave.) for overnight shelter on a priority basis for individuals with the greatest...
Loveland Emergency Dispatch Logs Over 12,000 Calls in September
Dispatchers Handle Thousands of 911 and Administrative Calls for Police, Fire, and EMS Services. Loveland’s first responders were kept busy in September, as the Loveland Emergency Communications Center (LECC) reported a total of 12,030 incoming calls throughout the month. The data highlights the crucial role of local...
CSU’s 39th Annual C.A.N.S. Around The Oval Unites Northern Colorado to Fight Hunger
FORT COLLINS — For nearly four decades, C.A.N.S. Around The Oval has been more than a Colorado State University tradition — it’s a symbol of community compassion across Northern Colorado. Now in its 39th year, the annual food and fund drive once again calls on residents, businesses, and schools to come together to...
Loveland Man Accepts Plea Deal In Drive By Shootings Case
A Loveland man who was accused of attempted murder after a series of drive-by shootings accepted a plea deal Sept. 25 and faces up to 15 years in prison. According to the Loveland Reporter Herald, 20 year old Robert Jacobs pleaded guilty in 8th Judicial District Court in Fort Collins to three amended felony counts —...
Man who shot at cops while livestreaming the whole thing sentenced to more than...
WINDSOR, Colorado (KMGH) -- A Colorado Springs man convicted on several weapons-related charges for shooting at police in Windsor last year was sentenced by a judge Tuesday to more than 200 years in the Department of Corrections. Damien Jackson, who was found guilty on Aug. 1 of shooting at police...
On Wind River Reservation, a buffalo harvest for young and old
WIND RIVER RESERVATION — The shot rang out, and the buffalo collapsed on a slope of silvery green sagebrush still damp from the previous night’s rain. The rest of the herd, in a field below, startled and then began milling. The lumbering animals slowly organized, moving toward the fallen bull. They surrounded the...
Scammers Use Government Shutdown to Target Colorado Resident
It’s unsettling how quickly trust can be exploited; a recent scam wave is proving just that right here in Northern Colorado.
Scam Targets Northern Colorado Residents During Federal Shutdown
LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. — The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office is alerting residents to a wave of scams circulating during the ongoing federal government shutdown. Fraudsters are impersonating officials from Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and SNAP, claiming to offer “priority assistance” or other benefits in...
Former Colo. coach found guilty of inappropriately touching student in 2023
A former Colorado coach was found guilty Tuesday of inappropriately touching one of his student during a golf lesson back in 2023.
Man sentenced to 220 years for shooting at Windsor officers from firetruck in 2024
A man has been sentenced to 220 years in prison after he climbed onto a firetruck and shot at Windsor officers last year.
