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DEA Leads Multi-Agency Raid in Colorado Springs, Detaining Over 100 Immigrants

DEA Leads Multi-Agency Raid in Colorado Springs, Detaining Over 100 Immigrants

A DEA-led operation in Colorado Springs on April 27 at an underground nightclub resulted in more than 100 undocumented immigrants being detained. The raid also seized drugs and weapons, but no criminal charges have been filed against those detained.
Boulder Public Library Announces Winners of 2025 Library Card Design Contest

Boulder Public Library Announces Winners of 2025 Library Card Design Contest

Five community members, including three children, won this year’s Boulder Public Library Card Design Contest. Their artwork will be featured on new cards launching June 1 alongside the Summer of Discovery reading program.
Longmont Women Celebrate Milestone 100th Birthdays with Community and Caregivers

Longmont Women Celebrate Milestone 100th Birthdays with Community and Caregivers

Virginia and Dorothea, both celebrating their 100th birthdays, are honored by family, friends, and caregivers from TRU Community Care in Longmont. Their journeys highlight resilience, kindness, and a lifetime of deep community connections.
Colorado Bill to Sustain Healthy School Meals for All Heads to Senate Appropriations Committee

Colorado Bill to Sustain Healthy School Meals for All Heads to Senate Appropriations Committee

A proposal to maintain and expand Colorado’s Healthy School Meals for All program cleared the Senate Finance Committee yesterday and could head to the November 2025 ballot. The bill would let the state retain more revenue and further limit tax deductions for high-income earners.
Two Arrested in Disturbing Poudre Canyon Homicide; Victim Found Burned After Alleged Murder

Two Arrested in Disturbing Poudre Canyon Homicide; Victim Found Burned After Alleged Murder

Larimer and Weld County authorities say the suspects, now charged with first-degree murder, attempted to conceal the crime by setting the victim’s body on fire in a remote picnic area.
Centennial State Ballet Hosts Inclusive ‘Brunch of Ballet’ in Longmont

Centennial State Ballet Hosts Inclusive ‘Brunch of Ballet’ in Longmont

The sensory-friendly event on April 27 invites families and individuals with disabilities to enjoy a relaxed, interactive ballet performance featuring excerpts from the company's production of "Cinderella."
CU Boulder Highlights Research-Based Strategies to Prevent School Violence

CU Boulder Highlights Research-Based Strategies to Prevent School Violence

A new CU Boulder review outlines five evidence-backed approaches for improving school safety, from climate surveys to behavioral support systems and security planning.
Four Longmont Girl Scouts Earn Prestigious Gold Award

Four Longmont Girl Scouts Earn Prestigious Gold Award

35 teenage Girl Scouts in Colorado earned the Gold Award this year, recognizing scouts who have executed impactful community projects. Four of them are from Longmont.
Photos: "No Kings!" Protest Occupies Downtown Longmont on April 19

Photos: "No Kings!" Protest Occupies Downtown Longmont on April 19

"No Kings!" demonstrations occurred across the country on April 19, organized to protest against President Donald Trump's administration. More than 1,000 were estimated to have attended the protest in downtown Longmont, according to police.
Colorado Fire Aviation Summit Brings Military and Civilian Crews Together for Wildfire Training in Longmont

Colorado Fire Aviation Summit Brings Military and Civilian Crews Together for Wildfire Training in Longmont

Black Hawk helicopters were used during interagency exercises at Button Rock Reservoir to boost wildfire preparedness across agencies.