Fort Collins' TransFort receives $10.7 million for bus service expansion
The Department of Transportation is giving the city of Fort Collins more than $10 million to help expand its services and capabilities along its most heavily traveled corridor.
Xcel Energy asks public utility commission for permission to increase rates
One of Colorado's major energy providers is seeking permission to increase the price of their services. The company is required to get approval from the public utility commission to increase rates and a hearing was held Tuesday.
Colorado father and son killed by repeat DUI offender in Florida
A family in Windsor is mourning the loss of two of their family members after a suspected impaired-driving crash in Florida.
Young farmers partner with Fort Collins to graze open spaces
The city of Fort Collins and local farmers are teaming up to help produce locally grown foods while also cutting down on emissions and carbon footprints.
Colorado roadways reach deadliest level in more than 40 years
CSP said more than 745 people died on Colorado roadways in 2022 alone, marking their deadliest rate of car collisions in 41 years.
Threat of West Nile virus spikes as host mosquitos are 10x more abundant than last year
The threat of West Nile virus infections among humans is rising as health departments across Northern Colorado have seen a dramatic spike in the number of host mosquitos that carry the virus.
Northern Colorado celebrates 4th of July by welcoming new American citizens
26 people in Northern Colorado can celebrate Independence Day for the first time as American citizens thanks to their hard work, dedication, and love for the United States of America.
Morgan County hail breaks through hotel windows, destroys vehicle windshields
Residents in parts of Morgan County spent their Thursday cleaning up after storm damage. Hailstones, some said to be larger than tennis balls, fell on Wednesday night.
Timnath conducts prescribed burns ahead of 4th fireworks show
The town of Timnath, located just east of Fort Collins and north of Windsor, has started a prescribed burn in an effort to avoid accidental fires caused by fireworks on the 4th of July.
Voters overwhelmingly block TopGolf from building new location
The June 27 special election resulted in 2,321 out of 3,347 voting in favor of changing town laws to prohibit fences and netting from exceeding 65 feet tall. TopGolf typically builds nets and fences larger than 150 feet tall at their locations.
Wildfires of 2020 still threatening communities and rivers years later
The historic wildfire season of 2020 charred hundreds of thousands of acres of Colorado's mountains. Though those fires were extinguished nearly three years ago, they still continue to have lasting impacts on the landscape they left behind.
Ride the Rockies cyclists detoured due to weather along iconic Trail Ridge Road
Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous paved roadway in the country, was supposed to host the riders on Tuesday. However, Rocky Mountain National Park rangers advised against the ride due to inclement weather.
Denver Nuggets fans energized throughout finals thanks to Unified Hype Squad
The Unified Hype Squad is made up of fans of all ages and capabilities. Their goal each game night is to interact with the fans before, during and after the Nuggets games
261 needles found in one homeless camp in Fort Collins
After receiving numerous complaints from the community, Fort Collins Police Services says they have successfully cleared and cleaned an underpass that was peppered with drug paraphernalia and trash.
In-N-Out Burger eyes Timnath for second Northern Colorado location
In-N-Out Burger has filed paperwork with the Town of Timnath to potentially build their second Northern Colorado location just east of Fort Collins.