Fort Collins buildings will have to trim energy use if plan gets OK
The owners of large commercial buildings in Fort Collins would be required to meet certain energy use targets under a proposal up for a City Council vote Dec. 2. The creation of building performance standards would require the owners of any existing commercial building that is 10,000 square feet or more and not...
Woman sentenced for Loveland kidnapping and assault case
LOVELAND, Colo. — A woman has been sentenced in connection with a kidnapping case involving a 55-year-old victim from Loveland, court records show. Maryori Marisol Garcia Bonilla, 27, was sentenced to seven years in the Colorado Department of Corrections. She pleaded guilty to second-degree assault causing serious...
Jury Deliberates Case Against Former Loveland Cop
The federal case against a former Loveland police officer accused of sexually assaulting a teen while on duty is now in the hands of the jury. According to the Coloradoan, after being dismissed for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend on Nov. 26, the jury in the Dylan Miller trial returned Dec. 1 to hear closing...
Loveland Police Looking For Man Who Damaged Cars at Picklr
Many on Facebook commented that he resembles Steve Martin, which would be fitting for Thanksgiving and "Planes, Trains and Automobiles."
As the Avatar Red Carpet Event Approaches, How Will They Prepare Courtney?
As the much-anticipated Avatar red carpet event draws near, a question has been raised on how Courtney Place will be spruced up for the occasion. The query, posted on social media, suggests that it might be the right time for a thorough cleaning, possibly a water blast.
Loveland woman says car towed from regional airport, charged $680
LOVELAND, Colo. — A Loveland woman said she returned from a trip to find her car missing and learned it had been towed from a northern Colorado shuttle bus parking lot. Many Larimer County travelers rely on shuttle services to Denver International Airport to avoid the long drive down Interstate 25. For years, Lina...
Alcohol, gift cards, overpayment of managers flagged in Johnstown YMCA audit
The Town of Johnstown has received a finalized financial audit report of their local YMCA, one which raises concerns of how and where money was spent by the organization.
Conch Girl Project Exhibition Explores Connection in Fort Collins
Public art installation at The Lincoln Center invites reflection on belonging. Fort Collins residents have an opportunity this week to explore an intimate, thought-provoking art exhibition that connects global migration, personal identity, and community care. The Conch Girl Project, created by artist Sidian Liu, is...
New Siphon Overpass Opening December 5 to Connect Southeast Fort Collins Trails for Residents
The City of Fort Collins plans to open the Siphon Overpass on December 5, 2025, weather permitting. The overpass is located in southeast Fort Collins and connects the Mail Creek Trail to the Power Trail. It crosses the Union Pacific Railroad between Harmony Road and Trilby Road. The new structure aims to improve...
Fort Collins Parking Services Temporarily Closed Dec. 4–5 for Office Move to New Mason...
The City of Fort Collins Parking Services Department will be closed on December 4 and 5, 2025. The closure is due to the department moving to a new office at 144 N. Mason St., Suite 5. The new office is on the west side of the Civic Center Parking Garage, near Laporte Avenue and Mason Street. Walk-in services will...
