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With Fourth of July celebrations expected to occur throughout the weekend, some institutions are reminding Colorado residents of the restrictions and laws prohibiting certain fireworks in their area.

Shannon McShane, who worked as an investigator, evaluator, and counselor in child custody cases, was sentenced to four years in prison last week after pleading guilty to multiple crimes.

Ziggi’s opened a fourth location in its native city today. In celebration of its opening, 10 percent of sales will be donated to local schools during the week of July 7.

PRESS RELEASE: the sledding hill area at Dry Creek Park will be closed off beginning June 30 until April 2026. As part of the Resilient St. Vrain Project, soil from the hill will be relocated to Izaak Walton Nature Area to help protect Longmont from future flooding.

PRESS RELEASE: Dad and husband seeks to bring community together to address moral and economic crisis facing working families.

A new food-tech startup with Boulder roots is expanding to Longmont.

Building community and championing local resistance are integral to Thornbury’s campaign for the Ward 2 Longmont City Council.

Anissa Hernandez is the suspect in a stabbing that occurred on June 22 in Greeley. The investigation is ongoing.

The Human Service Agency Funding aims to give financial support to nonprofit and governmental organizations that offer assistance to low and moderate income Longmont residents. The portal for applicants will be open until August 25.

The Weld County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) brought renewed attention to a cold case from 1975 involving the murder of Marjorie Sue Fithian in a post on Facebook this week.