Loveland Ski Area Hosts Lottery For Chairlift Sale
Loveland Ski Area is replacing their chairlift this summer and that means they're getting rid of some of the old chairlifts.
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'I Made A Terrible Mistake That Day': Former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp Apologizes To Karen Garner's Family During Sentencing
Moments before being sentenced to five years in prison and three years of probation, former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp told those in the courtroom that he was remorseful and regretted his actions the day he broke Karen Garner's arm and separated her shoulder.
Former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison, 3 Years Parole
Nearly two years after allegedly breaking the arm of an elderly woman living with dementia during a controversial arrest, former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp was sentenced to five years in prison.
Injured Mountain Lion Spotted On Porch In Loveland
An injured mountain lion spent some time hanging out on a porch of a home in Loveland on Thursday morning.
Amid Unyielding Fire Danger, Coloradans Are On Heightened Awareness
Following historic wildfires in Colorado, many communities and their fire departments are on heightened awareness when it comes to dry and windy days.
Deputy Chief Eric Stewart Chosen To Temporarily Lead Loveland Police Department
Deputy Chief Eric Stewart will serve as the department's leader starting on April 2.
Amazon Fulfillment Center Will Bring 1,000 Jobs To Loveland
The facility will be more than 600,000 square feet at the corner of County Road 30 and Interstate 25, near the Northern Colorado Regional Airport.
Boyd Lake State Park In Loveland Opens To Boaters On Friday
Boyd Lake State Park in Loveland will be open to boaters on Friday.
Banner McKee Medical Center In Loveland Reopens After Heating Issue
Banner McKee Medical Center in Loveland reopened Wednesday after it was closed due to no heat.
Man Arrested On Vehicular Homicide Charges After Loveland Crash That Killed Fort Collins Woman
A 26-year-old man is under arrest and facing vehicular homicide charges after a 2-car crash last weekend that killed a Fort Collins woman and injured another person.
Body Found In Parking Lot Of Loveland's Community Kitchen
Police in Loveland were called to the Loveland Community Kitchen early Wednesday morning.
Former Loveland Police Officer Austin Hopp Reaches Plea Agreement
Former Loveland Police officer Austin Hopp has accepted a plea agreement to lessen a jail sentence.
Loveland Police Chief Bob Ticer Hired To Run Police Department In Arizona
Loveland Police will soon begin the search for a new Chief of Police following the announcement that Chief Bob Ticer will be taking another position in Arizona.
'A Gut Punch': Former Loveland Police Officer May Reach Plea Agreement Against Wishes Of Karen Garner's Family
Nearly 2 years after allegedly breaking the arm of an elderly woman living with dementia during an arrest, a former Loveland police officer could soon be accepting a plea agreement.
Police In Loveland Release Security Photo, Hope To Find Car Involved In Hit-And-Run
Police in Loveland are hoping to find the vehicle that struck a parked car in a neighborhood earlier this month and then took off.
COVID Patients Struggle With Breathing In Frigid Temperatures
The frigid arctic temperatures plaguing the front range in Colorado has caused a spike in weather-related emergency room visits, some directly associated with COVID-19.
Loveland Dairy Queen Celebrating No. 1 Ranking With Coupons For Free Blizzards This Weekend
This Friday, Saturday and Sunday they're celebrating by giving out coupons for a free medium Blizzard with each item purchased.
Loveland Police Arrest Sexual Assault Suspect Reed Charron, Detectives Believe There Could Be More Victims
Police in Loveland have arrested sexual assault suspect Reed Akeley Charron
'Stables to Stethoscopes': Horses Help Doctors With Pandemic Stress, Patient Care
Some of Colorado's healthcare workers are using "horsepower" to help cope with stress brought on by the pandemic.
Traffic Alert: Closures To Be In Place At I-25 & Highway 34 In Loveland On Several Upcoming Nights
Highway 34 and I-25 in Loveland will shut down at night on several upcoming dates for CDOT crews to widen the highway.
'A Bit Frustrating At Times': Loveland Mayor And Former Karen Garner Family Attorney React To Investigation Into Police Department
A lengthy investigation into the Loveland Police Department has been completed by a third party company, and the results of the months-long survey resulted in points of both praise and concern for those operating the department.
Independent Assessment Of Loveland Police Complete, Findings To Be Released Jan. 11
A firm hired by the city of Loveland to review their police force has completed their report and will present their findings to a city council session next week.
'Hearts Are On Display': Loveland's Valentine Re-Mailing Program Celebrates 76 Years
Valentine season is underway, at least in Loveland, the nation's "Sweetheart City." On Tuesday, the city unveiled details for the 76th year of the Valentine Re-mailing Program.
Loveland Family Escapes Large House Fire On Christmas Eve
Loveland Fire Authority crews rushed to a burning home near Boedecker Lake just before midnight on Christmas Eve.
Santa Spotted On The Slopes At Loveland Ski Area
Before Santa took to the skies, he took to the slopes.
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