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Northern Colorado Is Getting Another Popular Fast Food Chain

A restaurant famous for its citrus-marinated, fire-grilled chicken is coming to Longmont. Have you ever eaten at El Pollo Loco?

Longmont, CO · 6d

Denver7 News KMGH

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What's next for the Colorado Eagles arena after Greeley voters reject tax hike?

Greeley voters rejected a proposed sales tax increase to help fund a new Colorado Eagles arena. The team's owner says the team has already invested millions in the project.

Greeley, CO · 1d

The Cool Down

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Colorado town breaks ground on $16 million police station after voters reject funding 4 times

The decision has raised concerns among residents about who will cover the cost.

Mead, CO · 3d

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Colorado Antique and Thrift Stores Worth Exploring Before Thanksgiving

One small Colorado town proudly calls itself the Antique Capital of Colorado, despite having fewer than 5,000 residents. I love that a place so tiny claims such a big title. It sounds like the perfect spot to spend an afternoon browsing old furniture, vintage decorations, and treasures with stories to tell.

Boulder, CO · 2d
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Weld County Comissioner’s Pay Suspended

Three Weld County Council members passed a resolution to suspend the county commissioners’ pay indefinitely in a special session. The Greeley Tribune reports County Council President Elijah Hatch convened a special session to approve three resolutions meant to delay the county’s construction of the new Downtown Justice Center in Greeley. The county broke ground on Wednesday after the commissioners approved an emergency ordinance that morning to issue up to $250 million in certificates of participation for construction costs. In August, Weld County Council President Elijah Hatch filed a lawsuit against the commissioners, arguing they overstepped their role by advancing the new Downtown Justice Center project.

Weld County, CO · 3d

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Boulder drops 72-hour warning before clearing homeless encampments along part of creek path

Boulder is stepping up enforcement of its camping ban, ending its practice of giving people 72 hours’ notice before clearing their belongings along the Boulder Creek and Goose Creek paths. While the city’s notice policy remains in place in most areas, Boulder will no longer provide advance warning before...

Boulder, CO · 3d

Express U.S.

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Midwest city known for manufacturing tops list of America's 10 most sleep-deprived cities

Some of the most sleep-deprived cities in the U.S. include Detroit where nearly half of adults (49.5%) are short sleepers, Portland where 28.2% are running on little sleep and 24.9% in Boulder, Colorado.

Boulder, CO · 3d

Denver7 News KMGH

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Where's the water coming from that's flowing over the Ward Rd sidewalk near I-70

Vickie from Arvada asks about the constantly flowing water over the Ward Rd sidewalk just north of I-70 saying, you can’t even use the sidewalk right there and asks who owns the property where this water is coming from?

Wheat Ridge, CO · 1d

Backyard Garden Lover

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Roofer Sees Colorado Man's $9,100 Contractor Nightmare on TV and Decides to Fix It for Free

A Colorado homeowner spent more than a year waiting for a new roof after paying a contractor over $9,100. The work never began, and he was left trying to get his money back. Then another roofing company heard what happened. Scott Mayhew of Westminster had nearly given up on getting the job done when a...

Westminster, CO · 1d

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Busy Fort Lupton to Hudson road to get traffic light

Weld County plans to install a traffic signal at State Highway 52 and Weld County Road 37, according to a November 3 news release. “It's always our goal to increase safety and efficiency on our roads. We’re happy to partner with CDOT to achieve that goal,” said Scott James, Weld County Commissioner Chair.

Weld County, CO · 1d

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Letter to the Editor: On The Weld County Commission

Letters to the Editor are part of Yellow Scene Magazine’s Opinion section. The views expressed here are those of the author and do not represent a reported news position. At Yellow Scene, opinion pieces speak freely, challenge assumptions, and say the quiet parts out loud. The Weld County Commission,...

Weld County, CO · 2d

The Denver Gazette

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Colorado ski area won’t offer snow sports during the upcoming season

Less than three years after Hoedown Hill opened in Windsor, Colorado in January 2024, the Front Range ski area has announced that it won’t be offering snow sports during the upcoming winter season. Per a November 5 press release, Hoedown Hill will be shifting its focus exclusively to live music and outdoor entertainment, at least […]

Windsor, CO · 1d

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Weld’s bringing oil and gas expertise to Bennett

Weld County’s Oil and Gas Energy Division (OGED) will help the Town of Bennett with oil and gas permitting, according to a November 6 news release. “Agreements like this show our expertise in oil and gas permitting,” said Scott James, Chairman of the Weld County Commission. “We have a process that’s solid, and it’s one that municipalities — even outside Weld County — can benefit from.”

Weld County, CO · 1d

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Fort Collins-area district to close, consolidate 8 schools

Poudre School District’s Board of Education last week approved the closure or consolidation of eight schools between the 2027-28 and 2028-29 school years. The approved plan in the Fort Collins, Colorado, school district comes as it projects average enrollment to be 23,566 students from 2025 to 2030 — leaving over 10,500 seats open. The district has the capacity to serve 34,105 students.

Fort Collins, CO · 3d

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Loveland Veterans Day Parade To Honor Longtime Organizer

All the pieces are in place for Wednesday’s Veterans Day celebration in Loveland, but there’s a great big hole at the heart of it. The Loveland Reporter Herald reports for the first time in many years, Tom Parker won’t be helping lead the festivities. The seemingly tireless Army veteran and volunteer for Loveland’s military community died in April after a short battle with cancer. But the friends and fellow veterans he left behind are making sure he’ll be there in spirit. This year’s Veterans Day Parade is being dedicated to Parker, who spent decades serving the local veterans community and helping preserve the traditions that make Loveland’s annual observance distinctive.

Loveland, CO · 1d

KIX Country

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Northern Colorado's Dakota Ridge & Skyline Natural Areas/Trails Are a Gem

Just east of Devil's Backbone, nine different trails, over 400 acres of nature.

Loveland, CO · 5d

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Loveland's $24.5M Fourth Street Overhaul Wraps Just in Time for Holiday Shoppers

Nearly two years after crews tore up Fourth Street to replace century-old pipes beneath downtown Loveland, the work is done, and it finished right as holiday shoppers start filling the sidewalks. The city says its $24.5 million HIP Streets project, short for Heart Improvement Plan, wrapped construction on five historic blocks between North Washington and Garfield avenues just ahead of the season's shopping and celebrations.

Loveland, CO · 1d

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Loveland restaurant honors veterans with free meals on Veterans Day

A new Mexican restaurant in Loveland is inviting nearly 100 veterans to a free meal on Veterans Day to honor the owner's grandfather, a World War II veteran, and his legacy of service and sacrifice.

Loveland, CO · 8h

The Longmont Leader

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Longmont Recreation Programs Generate $4.16 Million Through October

Revenue from Longmont's recreation programs increased 8.5% during the first 10 months of 2026 compared with the same period last year, according to figures reported ahead of Monday's Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting. Between January and October, the city's recreation operations generated approximately $4.16 million in revenue, an increase...

Longmont, CO · 2d

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Greeley City Council To Discuss Path Forward After 2F’s Defeat At The Ballot

After the resounding defeat of Ballot Measure 2F, the Greeley City Council will meet in an executive session to discuss the next move for the Catalyst project. According to the Greeley Tribune, residents defeated Greeley Ballot Measure 2F with 70% of the votes at last week’s election, rejecting a 0.6% sales tax increase to fund major projects and city maintenance. A significant portion of the funding from this tax increase would have been dedicated to paying back the $147 million in debt generated by pre-development costs after residents voted to pause the project in February. With the measure defeated, the council will have to discuss what can be done about the Catalyst project and how it will continue.

Greeley, CO · 2d