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A proposal to build 310 housing units along Quail Road will undergo further annexation review after concerns over housing density, traffic, and affordability were raised by the city council.

Safeway workers represented by UFCW Local 7 have launched a rare Unfair Labor Practices Strike, calling out understaffing, low wages, and healthcare cuts, drawing support from Longmont to Grand Junction.

TinkerMill, the largest makerspace in the Rocky Mountain region, invites the public to TinkerFair 2025, a free, family-friendly celebration of creativity and local talent on Sunday, July 6 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1840 Delaware Pl, Longmont.

Around 2,000 people participated in a protest against the Trump administration on Longmont last Saturday. The event was part of an organized, nationwide protest called “No Kings.”

CDOT’s statewide speed enforcement program launches this week and includes the Longmont-to-Boulder Highway 119, where drivers speeding 10 miles per hour or more over the limit will face $75 fines after a warning period.

Advocates are gathering at the Boulder County Courthouse on June 18 in protest after the Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law restricting transgender healthcare for minors this morning.

After announcing its sudden closure last week, customers of Longmont’s Eight Black Airport Shuttle expressed confusion and concerns about refunds on recently-purchased shuttle vouchers. The shuttle company announced this week that it will be issuing refunds.

Two events promoting community involvement in Longmont’s downtown business scene will occur on Saturday, June 28, bringing Longmont citizens together for a beach-themed celebration.

Jacob Schmidt, 35, was arrested on June 11 on suspicion of sexual exploitation of a child after a series of investigations conducted by the Weld County Sheriff’s Office beginning in February.

A fully-vaccinated person contracted measles after a trip in Europe and may have exposed numerous people to the virus in multiple locations in Boulder and Denver.