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"This is a meaningful opportunity to recognize the essential work of home visitors, the families they support and the powerful impact of these programs on maternal and child health."

"No Kings!" demonstrations occurred across the country on April 19, organized to protest against President Donald Trump's administration. More than 1,000 were estimated to have attended the protest in downtown Longmont, according to police.

St. Vrain Valley School District Superintendent Dr. Don Haddad will retire at the end of this school year. The district’s Board of Education outlines the process for selecting a new superintendent.

Black Hawk helicopters were used during interagency exercises at Button Rock Reservoir to boost wildfire preparedness across agencies.

Speaking to more than 60 manufacturers and partners, Polis said the tariffs could impact Colorado jobs and investment. Meanwhile, some Colorado businesses have expressed cautious optimism.

After a warm, sunny week, Longmont’s forecast takes a wintry turn with rain, snow, and possible thunder starting Thursday evening and continuing into the weekend.

New traffic closure near the St. Vrain Community Hub begins April 17; officials urge drivers to allow extra time as Longmont continues Coffman Street upgrades through 2026.

Conner Lee, Cindy Galvez, and their two children escaped the fire with only their dog. The community is stepping in to help after the apartment was declared uninhabitable.

The Museum of Boulder will hold a fundraiser dinner (tickets for $268) on April 27 at Hotel Boulderado to support its Boulder Eats! exhibit, which will celebrate the region’s rich food history with artifacts, programs, and culinary storytelling.

From April 28 to May 2, donation bins will be placed across Lyons as Cemex and the Lyons Backer Football Club match contributions to support families in need.