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The 2020 water year, which began Oct. 1, 2019, and ended Sept. 31, is now Colorado’s third driest on record, trailing behind only 2018 and 2002 for lack of precipitation, according to Peter Goble, service climatologist and drought specialist at Colorado State University’s Colorado Climate Center.

The live online presentation will cover ballot processing basics, voter statistics, election security and what the Elections Division is doing to keep voters, election judges and staff as safe as possible during the pandemic, according to an email announcing the event.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

“Activists & Allies: On Slavery, Race & Social Justice” will feature university professors Alphonse Keasley Jr. and Peter H. Wood "as they compare notes on their journeys of activism, helping others make sense of the long history of slavery and segregation in the U.S."

Common symptoms of MIS-C include fever, severe abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, red eyes, red lips, trouble breathing, and seeming confused/sleepy.

School officials are concerned that more students will join virtual academy if COVID-19 cases rise.

Fall has arrived and pushed summer aside, but not without strong winds that drove the Cameron Peak fire to extremes Tuesday and Wednesday.

This 20-hour training in January will prepare participants to facilitate restorative justice conferences for the DA’s restorative justice program.

Cool autumn weather had been helping firefighters in their efforts to quell the Mullen Fire in southeastern Wyoming and northern Colorado and the Cameron Peak Fire in northern Colorado, but gusts of 70 mph complicated their overnight efforts.

City council on Tuesday approved an ordinance allowing for delivery. The ordinance, which does not allow the delivery of recreational pot, is slated to take effect Oct. 26.