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Southbound US 287 at the CO 52 intersection will be closed next weekend

Southbound US 287 at the CO 52 intersection will be closed next weekend

Detour route will be in place to W. 95th Street
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Breaking: Trial set in year for men accused of human trafficking

Breaking: Trial set in year for men accused of human trafficking

Three men are charged with using drugs to coerce St. Vrain students into sex acts
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COVID hospitalizing far more Boulder County residents than flu

COVID hospitalizing far more Boulder County residents than flu

COVID-19 is hospitalizing people at more than twice the rate of the flu so far this season.
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Longmont police report: May 4, 2023

Longmont police report: May 4, 2023

A daily crime report in Longmont
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Timberline PK-8 to host community Cinco de Mayo celebration on Friday

Timberline PK-8 to host community Cinco de Mayo celebration on Friday

Families are invited to gather and enjoy a variety of foods, carnival games and student performances
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YWCA celebrates 10 years of Reading to End Racism

YWCA celebrates 10 years of Reading to End Racism

“We are really committed to doing this work in our community."
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Blue Paintbrush project near Longmont indefinitely paused

Blue Paintbrush project near Longmont indefinitely paused

Extraction Oil and Gas withdrew its application to force the pooling of Boulder County minerals on Monday.
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Good morning, Longmont!

Good morning, Longmont!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
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The importance of the SecureSavings program for businesses

The importance of the SecureSavings program for businesses

Courtney Imhoff from Nature’s Herbs and Wellness shares her thoughts on SecureSavings
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Colorado Becomes the First State to Ban So-Called Abortion Pill Reversals

Colorado Becomes the First State to Ban So-Called Abortion Pill Reversals

The Colorado legislature passed a bill to make prescribing any drug in this way medical misconduct, unless three of the state’s medical boards find it is a “generally accepted standard of practice.”
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