Local News

"What these rules will usher in is a much-needed balance, in consideration for things like fish and wildlife," said John Gale, conservation director for Backcountry Hunters and Anglers.

40.4% of Coloradans are behind on rent or mortgage with eviction or foreclosure looming

"In 2020, 3D passed by over 9%. Our Best Longmont’s efforts achieved a swing in public opinion of almost 20%."

Budget experts predict Colorado will see revenues decline by $2.1 billion in the fiscal year that starts in July 2021, with losses of $1.5 billion the following year.

Facilities closed Thursday, beyond for holiday.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Most of Colorado’s remaining coal plants have announced voluntary retirement dates over the next 10 years, and state regulators sought to make those dates enforceable in the Regional Haze process.

Registration is required for speakers as well as those who wish to attend the virtual hearing. People can sign up to speak as individuals or as groups pooling time.

Preliminary information suggests he was intoxicated, wearing dark clothing and was improperly crossing the road, all of which may have contributed to him being hit, according to a police department news release.

The support is coming from more than $15 million in federal CARES ACT Relief Fund money distributed to the county, according to a news release sent Monday.