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Boulder County reaches vaccine milestone

Boulder County reaches vaccine milestone

Partnerships credited
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Longmont police report: May 13, 2021

Longmont police report: May 13, 2021

A daily crime report in Longmont.
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City Council approves starting Francis Street annexation plan

City Council approves starting Francis Street annexation plan

Two council members object
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Domestic violence cases skyrocket, local nonprofit set to educate on its impacts

Domestic violence cases skyrocket, local nonprofit set to educate on its impacts

In 2020 Longmont Public Safety received just over 950 calls related to domestic violence, with close to 54% of the cases resulting in an arrest.
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Good morning, Longmont!

Good morning, Longmont!

Do What You Can With All You Have, Wherever You Are
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Sunday AM Update: Longmont Weather Forecast: Warm, rainy and (a bit less severe) thunderstorms

Sunday AM Update: Longmont Weather Forecast: Warm, rainy and (a bit less severe) thunderstorms

Temperatures remain mild for the next week, but daily afternoon thunderstorms and a wet end of weekend/start of week is ahead, again.
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Food pantries to get seafood after USDA announcement today

Food pantries to get seafood after USDA announcement today

USDA to purchase $159.4 million in domestically produced seafood, fruits, legumes, and nuts
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City of Longmont to fill volunteer coordinator and other jobs

City of Longmont to fill volunteer coordinator and other jobs

Applications can be submitted online
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Ford and BMW invest in Colorado startup to power the next generation of electric cars

Ford and BMW invest in Colorado startup to power the next generation of electric cars

Ford and BMW are betting a Colorado startup holds the secret to a better electric car battery.
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Colorado school finance bill sends more money to students in poverty, English learners

Colorado school finance bill sends more money to students in poverty, English learners

Colorado school districts get $77 million to help students living in poverty or learning English under legislation introduced this week.
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