Intense Debate: Greeley Officer Fatally Shoots Individual Who Refused to Exit Vehicle
CBS News - 11/26/2025 08:28:58 PM. A few days ago, a Greeley police officer shot and killed a man during a traffic stop. The man allegedly ignored commands to exit his vehicle and reached for a bag on his lap. The man, who had a felony warrant for his arrest, was declared dead at the hospital. No officers were...
‘Nature’s Bounty’ seminar shows conservation easements deliver huge public returns
Held at Colorado State University Nov. 19, the annual Green Bag Seminar Series hosted Professor of agriculture and resource economics Andrew Seidl, who presented crucial findings from studies he conducted that showcase the many benefits of conservation easements. A conservation easement is a voluntary legal agreement...
Unfair Towing: A Tale of a Misunderstood Second Car
A Fort Collins resident has taken to social media to vent his frustration after his second car, which he drives once a week, was towed away by the Fort Collins Police Department (FCPD). The resident claims that he parked the car around the corner from his house due to limited parking space available on his street....
Downtown Loveland’s Movie Theater May Not Be Around in 2026
While Downtown Loveland continues to strive in improving things, and enticing folks to come Downtown, sometimes it's just not enough. That would seem to be the case with one of the two Metrolux Theatres in Colorado. It's hard to believe that Loveland is the sole city to have had Metrolux theaters; by 2026 we'll be...
Considering a Move to Newlands: Pros, Cons, and Flatmate Prospects
The prospect of moving houses can be daunting, especially when it comes to choosing the right location. One individual is considering a move from Kilbirnie to Newlands, a suburb in Wellington, New Zealand. They have found a suitable 2-bedroom house but are unsure about the ease of finding a flatmate for the second...
Cherry Vendors of Lambton Quay: A Nostalgic Hunt for Bargains
In the bustling streets of Lambton Quay, a cherry seller has caught the attention of passersby. On Friday, a social media user reported spotting a person selling cherries in the city, sparking curiosity and nostalgia. The sight of the cherry seller reminded the user of their childhood, prompting them to inquire if...
Students express mixed concern over CSU’s new digital billboards
Colorado State University recently moved forward with the beginning stages of installing 12 digital billboards across its campus. This move clashes with the policies and interests of the City of Fort Collins, which prohibits billboards within the city limits. In 2018, the Fort Collins City Council passed Ordinance...
Crews rescue trapped horse in below-freezing temperatures
While enduring below-freezing temperatures, crews were able to rescue a trapped horse near Ault.
Illegal Night Hunting and Trespassing in Buckhorn Canyon: A Call for Identification
A recent post on social media has raised concerns about a man who is allegedly trespassing and hunting illegally in Buckhorn Canyon. The individual was caught on camera several hours after dark on private property. The person who posted the image has appealed for help in identifying the man so that the sheriff can be...
The Twisted Stitch brings inclusivity, whimsy to Fort Collins’ crafting community
Nestled in the back of artisan collective Walnut Creek in Old Town is a cozy historic space with chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, and yarn, fabric and stationery of every color filling the shelves. Though The Twisted Stitch has been open for just over six months, it has managed to build a community of crafters...

















