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A Larimer County Sheriff's Office Facebook post refers to a warrant.

The sheriff's office's Facebook post lists two Larimer County Sheriff's Office felony warrants for Delgado-Medina, both with no bond: one for failure to comply with vehicular eluding, and another for failure to comply with vehicular eluding and DUI. It also lists warrants from another agency, including two felony counts of failure to comply with vehicular eluding and a misdemeanor charge of failure to comply with a controlled substance.

Larimer County, CO · 2d
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Colorado State was getting blown out by Boise State at halftime, then cameras caught a coach charging at a player and sparking an ugly altercation

Colorado State's struggles are adding up.

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

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15 Fort Collins Restaurants Worth The Drive For An Unforgettable Meal

I keep thinking about how many great meals hide in a college town. A Colorado city with a big campus and a famous brewing scene could easily coast on that fame. Instead, it keeps surprising me with restaurants that have real personality. I love that the menus here run wide....

Fort Collins, CO · 2d
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Colorado traffic flagger charged with homicide in death of bicyclist

A man in Northern Colorado was charged last week for allegedly placing a woman on a bicycle into harm's way earlier this summer. The woman was run over by a semi and killed at the site of a street repaving project.

Fort Collins, CO · 2d

Washington State Cougars On SI

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Washington State vs. Colorado State betting odds, spread and prediction for Week 11

After nine grueling, frustrating and deflating weeks of games, the Washington State Cougars had a much-needed break last week. They self-evaluated. They practic

Pullman, WA · 1d

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Officer killed, 3 officers and bystander wounded in Denver-area bus shootout

FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Police in a Denver suburb on Friday mourned an officer killed in a shootout on a city bus that also killed a gunman, wounded three other officers and injured a bystander. Lakewood police identified the officer who was killed Friday as Nick Graham, 33,...

Lakewood, CO · 1d

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Trial Talk: $65 million wrongful death verdict raises questions about Colorado’s damages cap

A Larimer County jury awarded $65 million in wrongful death damages this fall to a 14-year-old boy whose mother was killed when an improperly loaded excavator struck an I-25 overpass in 2022, sending concrete debris onto the highway. The verdict, which the plaintiffs’ attorneys say is the largest jury verdict in Larimer County and the largest trucking crash verdict in Colorado, followed a five-day trial over the driver’s conduct and his employer’s alleged failures in training and load inspection.

Larimer County, CO · 18h

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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 · 1d

Estes Park Trail Gazette

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Larimer County moves forward on plan to implement paid parking for county fair

The Larimer County Commissioners were supportive, albeit tentatively, of a plan to implement paid parking at the Larimer County Fair, beginning in 2027. The plan was presented to the commissioners at a work session Monday afternoon, and Strategic Communications Coordinator Portia Cook said that it was an important step in the county’s goals to make the Ranch financially self-sufficient by 2039, when the sales tax that currently supports its operation expires.

Larimer County, CO · 1d

Rocky Mountain Collegian

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Students, faculty react to Parsons’ resignation, express desire for transparency, accountability

Students and faculty at Colorado State University will soon be under new administrative leadership after it was announced Oct. 28 that CSU President Amy Parsons will be resigning effective Dec. 31, marking the end of her three-year tenure. The announcement was made via email and CSU SOURCE press release, in...

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

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Colorado, Wyoming researchers use AI to predict destructive hailstorms earlier

CSU and University of Wyoming researchers are developing AI technology to predict destructive hailstorms earlier, potentially giving farmers and homeowners more time to protect their property.

Colorado · 1d

The Denver Gazette

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Gov.-elect Phil Weiser names Jeni Arndt director of rural advancement

Gov.-elect Phil Weiser on Tuesday named outgoing Fort Collins Mayor Jeni James Arndt to a position focused on rural Colorado. “I am absolutely honored to be entrusted with this position, to build trust in government and help build a trustworthy government,” Arndt said, referring to the position of director of rural advancement. Gov. John Hickenlooper […]

Colorado · 16h

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Parents file lawsuit against PSD board alleging secret meetings violated state law

Landon Yarrington said that he and his wife, Jonna, just want to see the Poudre School District follow the law. The parents of a student at Beattie Elementary School said they were troubled by how the PSD board decided which schools would close or consolidate. So they attended listening sessions, wrote multiple letters and, finally, a type of formal written notice called a Letter of Demand. When those entreaties went unanswered by the district or PSD superintendent Brian Kingsley, they decided to sue.

Fort Collins, CO · 17h

The Coloradoan

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Best bars in Fort Collins to raise a glass Thanksgiving Eve

Thanksgiving Eve isn't officially a holiday, but it might be one of the year's biggest nights out. As travelers return home and friend groups reunite ahead of Thanksgiving, several bars across Fort Collins are expected to fill with people looking to catch up over a drink, enjoy live music, share some food and kick off the holiday weekend early. Whether you're searching for something intimate, a lively sports bar or a more laid-back brewery, these Fort Collins bars offer plenty of ways to celebrate Thanksgiving Eve. We've included each location's regular hours. If you're hoping to go on Thanksgiving, be sure to check for closures or special holiday hours. The Forge Publick House 255 Firehouse Alley, Fort Collins Hidden just enough to feel like a discovery, The Forge Publick House is a bar that feels tailor-made for a chilly November night. Reached through Firehouse Alley's brick-lined passageway, this longtime craft beer spot is known for its 18 constantly rotating taps along with wine, cider, tipsy Italian sodas and more, according to its website . Beyond the drinks, some of The Forge's appeal lies in its ability to make the rest of Old Town fade into the background. Low lighting helps

Fort Collins, CO · 2d

Rocky Mountain Collegian

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Local vintage clothing store offers ‘whimsical’ artisan goods to FoCo community

In a world of fast fashion and big-box retailers, Wayward does things differently. Curated by 37 local creators, the store aims to demonstrate how individuality, sustainability and community can thrive under one roof, owner and vendor Karyn Mielke said. Inside of the store, handmade goods are displayed alongside thrifted finds...

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

The Coloradoan

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Get a look at early designs for downtown Fort Collins hotel, townhomes

Developers of a proposed upscale hotel and townhomes project in downtown Fort Collins have shared the vision for the former site of the Wells Fargo bank at College Avenue and Magnolia Street. Neighbors of the potential development at 401 S. College Ave., got to hear about the plans during a neighborhood meeting Oct. 29. Developer LaPour proposes to demolish the building, which is currently eligible for historic landmark status, and construct a six-story hotel and two-story single-family detached units. The property is just south of Magnolia and spans a lot running from College to Mason Street. The hotel would be on the College side, while the townhomes would be on the Mason side. Building eligible for landmark status Because the building has been nominated for landmark status, it will require Historic Preservation Commission review and potentially City Council review, and no decision on the development proposal can be made until that is resolved, said Jim Bertolini, a historic preservation planner with the city. The building is eligible for landmark status due to its significance as an example of midcentury modern architecture that reflects changes in commercial activity in the 20th century, he said. Kari Laurent, vice president of development for

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

Country Herald

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Colorado Porch Pirate Warning as Christmas Nears in Boulder, Pueblo

Thanksgiving and Christmas shoppers can take steps to protect packages from theft and delivery mistakes.

Boulder, CO · 10h

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Girls Volleyball State Championships: Everything You Need To Follow And Attend

The Colorado high school girls volleyball state championships are Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 12-14, at the Denver Coliseum in Denver, with 12-team tournaments in 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A. Here’s everything you need to follow along or watch in person. Official results for every match will be posted...

Denver, CO · 17h