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“We are working now again that the regulations are letting up and things have progressed in a positive direction. We are able to transfer animals in from other areas and that gives us the ability to have more of a selection for people who are interested in adopting. As that continues, the availability of animals will increase, and therefore we're anticipating that adoptions will also increase.”

A daily report of crime in Longmont.

The program is estimating around 11,000 students, 5,900 of whom attend SVVSD schools, are in need of supplies for the 2020-21 school year.

When hot summer weather moves in, Coloradans turn on their air conditioning to keep cool and stay comfortable.

Chief Mike Butler and Minister Glenda Robinson respond to questions you asked during a forum on race and policing.

A daily crime report in Longmont

"I worked in this sphere of men and women who were selfless and willing to risk, risk at all was the ultimate for other people. So for me, I'm gonna miss that."

On Tuesday night, Longmont City Council approved a package of intergovernmental agreements that paved the way for the distribution of the federal CARES Act funding. 

Police suspect fireworks were placed in a sink and toilet in the bathroom at 2525 E. Ken Pratt Blvd., according to a Facebook post.

The Union Reservoir swim beach will reopen on Monday, but use will be capped at 50 people to observe coronavirus-related safety practices. The beach will be open on a first-come, first-served basis.