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Second shot doses will be backfilled in future weeks.

Chris Markuson, director of Colorado state economic transition policy for the BlueGreen Alliance, believes the plan to ensure that workers and communities thrive after the age of fossil fuels shows what's possible when lawmakers think bold and big.

Skyline High School senior fixes bikes during pandemic to assist in bringing families together and help ensure people have a reliable and eco-friendly mode of transportation while also earning money to build his business.

House Bill 21-1004, the “Colorado Uniform Electronic Wills Act,” would permanently allow and regulate the use of electronic wills.

Five employees were honored for their efforts in tracking down a suspect involved in a domestic violence incident in which his children were believed to be in danger. Two others received awards for their work in response to the Calwood and Lefthand Canyon fires.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Niwot artist David Bjorkman is just trying to make it through the pandemic like everyone else but hopes his artwork will help bring meaning — and laughter — to these times.

The city’s climate vulnerability and risk mapping project is among the 2021 recipients of money from the county’s Environmental Sustainability Matching Grant Program.

After a difficult year, Longmont residents celebrate and learn more about diversity.

Quarter-acre fire result of target shooting