As Colorado State University prepares for hybrid courses, which mix online and in-person classes to limit the spread of COVID-19, Fort Collins’ elected officials are working to ensure a safe transition...

Editor's Note: Please be advised that the videos in this article feature physical violence and swearing.  A pro-police rally outside the Fort Collins Police Services building on Timberline Road turned...

After a Facebook post circulated on social media about unmarked police vehicles in Fort Collins, Fort Collins Police Services released a statement about why the unmarked truck was used. The original post,...

Updated 8/22 and 7/31 Colorado State University students have responded to the fake restaurant listing, “Ch*ng Ch*ng House,” with a change.org petition urging the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering...

A blue Jeep Wrangler drove through protesters in Aurora, Colorado, July 25, leading to a shooting that injured two people from gunshot wounds.  Interstate 225 was blocked off by police on the north and...

Continuing with the recent series of virtual town halls, Colorado State University hosted two Zoom meetings Wednesday and Thursday to discuss the University’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.  University...

Students at Colorado State University may be affiliated with a fake restaurant listing on Google Maps, Instagram and Yelp with an address in the City of Fort Collins that uses racist language to describe...

Coronavirus cases in Larimer County are on the rise, putting the county’s variance from Colorado’s “Safer at Home” order at risk.  According to a July 18 press release from the Larimer County...

Although Pride Month officially ended in June, Pride events in the local LGBTQ+ community occur annually in July.  Hosted by NoCo SafeSpace and SPLASH Youth of Northern Colorado, over 50 people gathered...

The City of Fort Collins started their 2021 budgeting process with a community forum over Zoom Thursday night to give citizens a brief overview of the 2021 budget process and address community concerns.  Since...

Update 7/14: Federal judge Allison D. Burroughs ruled that international students may remain in the U.S. for their fall semester even if student courses are offered fully online, rescinding the Immigration...

A new directive given by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement may not allow international students to remain in the country if their courses are delivered in a fully online environment.  On...