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During prohibition, bootlegging in Colorado was a huge money maker for members of organized crime families until law enforcement caught wind of a convention and made numerous arrests.

Will the theme of this long-standing food truck continue, or will it fade into Fort Collins history?

The University of Colorado’s head football coach, Deion Sanders, made some hilarious comments about Colorado’s wildlife in a recent press conference.

The Colorado State Fair has been a big part of Colorado since 1872 and, interestingly, elephants were involved in its inception.

The $1.6 million 16th Street installation, "Aspen Light," is made up of a few "tree" that are made of stainless steel, decorated to look like Aspens.

Loveland has been dealing with its homeless population since 2016; with the winter of 2025 approaching, the City announced its latest short-term plan.

One small business in Fort Collins, a butcher, is looking out for those in his community that are going to be struggling if/when SNAP benefits end, and those who were furloughed/working without pay.

In addition, this year, they are also looking for donations of frozen hams, whole frozen chickens, other holiday main course or centerpiece food items.

With government workers being furloughed, SNAP benefits being put on hold, and just the overall uncertainty within the economy, a lot of people/families across the nation are scared and frustrated.

Sad to say, we will not see a sunset after 5:00 until next year!

On the bright side, at least they didn't opt for a roundabout; but many residents, and visitors to Loveland find the intersection "weird," to this day.

the City of Loveland is hosting a series of meetings designed to hear the public's aspirations and concerns regarding homelessness in the city.