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The spraying will take place at Jim Hamm Park, Union Reservoir,  Great Western/Mill Village and Stoney Ridge/ Alpine Elementary, according to a city news release.

Longmont residents voice concerns for an underfunded postal service and the President's criticism of voting by mail.

Measures are aimed at protecting police officers and the public.

We have two more hot smoky days (with afternoon thunderstorms thrown in) before a cool down arrives just in time for September.

Up to $330,000 in Older Americans Act and state funds for older adult services will be awarded to organizations that provide services or programs from Jan. 1 to June 30, 2021.

The proposed changes are intended to reduce the barriers farmers face in bringing products to market by creating a provision in the code that clearly permits such activity, according to a news release.

Changing COGCC regulations to reflect the legislative directive of SB 19-181 will require rewriting much of the agency’s 284-page rulebook, and implementation is already behind schedule, due in part to a pause in commission proceedings caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The TRIO program helps college students from low-income families as well as first-generation college students and those with disabilities, according to school officials.

Colorado’s experience of school reopening has been a microcosm of the nation’s, marked by uncertainty and disparities. Students are facing wildly different educational experiences based on where they live.

School board meetings are now live-streamed by the district.