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Missing At-Risk Longmont Man Found Saturday After Reverse Alert Notification

Missing At-Risk Longmont Man Found Saturday After Reverse Alert Notification

Longmont Public Safety issued a reverse alert on Saturday for a missing at-risk man. He was later found nearby, uninjured.
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Polis Awaits SB25-003 on His Desk, Decision on Gun Bill Still Pending

Polis Awaits SB25-003 on His Desk, Decision on Gun Bill Still Pending

Governor Jared Polis is awaiting SB25-003 after Senate approval. It's still unclear whether he will sign or veto the bill imposing stricter semi-automatic gun rules.
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Boulder Police Arrest Barricaded Suspect After Shelter-in-Place Order on Pearl Street

Boulder Police Arrest Barricaded Suspect After Shelter-in-Place Order on Pearl Street

Boulder police arrested a barricaded suspect on Pearl Street last week after issuing a shelter-in-place order during a domestic violence investigation, activating SWAT as a precaution.
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Sundance Film Festival’s Move to Boulder in 2027 Expected to Boost Longmont Tourism and Economy

Sundance Film Festival’s Move to Boulder in 2027 Expected to Boost Longmont Tourism and Economy

With the Sundance Film Festival relocating to Boulder in 2027, Longmont businesses, hotels, and creative industries should see an influx of visitors and new economic opportunities according to the Longmont Economic Development Partnership.
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Small Fire Displaces Boulder Condo Residents, Cause Under Investigation

Small Fire Displaces Boulder Condo Residents, Cause Under Investigation

A small attic fire at Arborwood Condominiums in Boulder displaced residents of four units due to water damage. Boulder Fire-Rescue contained the fire within an hour; the cause remains under investigation.
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Longmont Photos of the Week March 21–28

Longmont Photos of the Week March 21–28

Explore this week’s collection of photos capturing the essence of Longmont, from community moments to scenic views.
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Patrick Dillon Runs for Longmont City Council: Affordable Housing, Mental Health, and Community Solutions at the Core of His Campaign

Patrick Dillon Runs for Longmont City Council: Affordable Housing, Mental Health, and Community Solutions at the Core of His Campaign

Patrick Dillon announced his candidacy for Longmont City Council yesterday, focusing on supporting working families, affordable housing, mental health resources, and local solutions to address economic inequality in the community.
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Longmont Woman Faces Retrial After Jury Deadlocks on Assault Charges in Police Stabbing Case

Longmont Woman Faces Retrial After Jury Deadlocks on Assault Charges in Police Stabbing Case

A Longmont woman was found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon but faces a retrial in May after a jury deadlocked on assault charges stemming from an alleged knife attack on a police officer.
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Fire Engulfs Historic Longmont Sugar Mill Factory, Destroying Part of Landmark Building

Fire Engulfs Historic Longmont Sugar Mill Factory, Destroying Part of Landmark Building

A fire broke out at Longmont’s historic Sugar Mill factory early Tuesday morning, destroying part of the iconic factory, once a key economic driver for the city. The cause remains under investigation.
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Douglas County School District Proposes Closing Three Elementary Schools Amid Declining Enrollment

Douglas County School District Proposes Closing Three Elementary Schools Amid Declining Enrollment

DCSD leaders have proposed permanently closing Saddle Ranch, Heritage, and Acres Green elementary schools starting in the 2026–2027 school year, citing declining enrollment and plans to adjust school boundaries and transition sixth grade to middle school. The school board will decide on the closures on April 22.
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