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...
Up to 1.5 Inches of Rain for Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins With 5...
DENVER — A strong October storm is bringing a good soaking of rain to the Front Range and heavy snow to the Colorado mountains through noon Thursday. Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins are expected to get 0.50 to 1.50 inches of rain. The north-central mountains could pick up 5 to 14 inches of snow, with even more in southern Colorado. The Denver and Boulder area may also see its first freeze of the season by Friday morning.
Wyoming motorcyclist killed in crash in Loveland
A Wyoming motorcycle rider was killed in a crash involving a truck in Loveland on Monday afternoon.
FoCo Fall Fest brings autumn-themed fun to Old Town Square
Despite abnormally high temperatures, autumn was in full swing this weekend at the FoCo Fall Fest. Children painted pumpkins and completed the Great Scarecrow Scavenger Hunt, local businesses sold fall-themed food and drinks and participants lined up to don props and have their photo taken atop a stack of hay bales.
Colorado storm brings mountain snow, beneficial rain and a chance for widespread frost
Mountain travel could turn difficult Wednesday night as snow increases at higher elevations. Denver and the northern Front Range could see much-needed rain before a sharp cooldown brings frost and freeze concerns by Friday morning.
Camper Fire Threatens Home Near Johnstown
Front Range Fire Rescue Responds With Multiple Agencies. Firefighters from several Northern Colorado agencies are responding to a camper fire near Highway 60 and Payton Way in the Johnstown area, where flames may have spread to a nearby home. Front Range Fire Rescue reported that crews were on the scene...

















