Alexander Wilson, Social Media Coordinator
• January 24, 2023
Around 50 people surrounded The Oval Sunday afternoon holding signs with phrases like, “Keep your rosaries off our ovaries.”
As the people began chanting, “I will go to jail for justice,” alongside...
Frustrated citizens came out to the Fort Collins City Council meeting Dec. 6 to share grievances about the recent major changes to the city’s residential land-use code.
A number of citizens attending...
Fort Collins City Council voted to push back the decision to establish a minimum wage for six months at their meeting Nov. 15. This decision resulted from council members not feeling confident in the...
The Fort Collins City Council will consider adopting new oil and gas development regulations. Staff proposed new oil and gas regulations at the Oct. 25 City Council work session.
Oil and gas regulations...
Katherine Borsting, Staff Reporter
• November 16, 2022
It's the time of year when the question, “Where are you living next year?” starts to arise. According to SOURCE, the university has seen a 7% enrollment increase over the past year. This means the...
Last month, the City of Fort Collins issued a press release warning city residents of "a dramatic increase in spruce tree deaths caused by the ips beetle." Ips beetles are indigenous to Colorado and are...
A crowd of people gathered Friday, Nov. 4 to watch Old Town Fort Collins light up with strings of lights for the holidays.
Annually on the first Friday of November, the City of Fort Collins and the...
The end of this October marks the third year people will celebrate Halloween in a world where COVID-19 risks are a consideration.
The spread of this disease has changed many aspects of everyday life,...
The Northern Colorado Continuum of Care, which works to provide housing and services to homeless people in Larimer and Weld counties, took their annual Point in Time Count in late January.
According...
Omicron-specific booster shots for COVID-19 are now available in Larimer County.
According to Larimer County’s COVID-19 vaccine webpage, Pfizer boosters are available to people aged 12 years and...
The Poudre River Public Library District is unveiling a sustainable community outreach van to bring library programs and resources to remote and under-resourced members of the community.
The van, nicknamed...
Emmalee Krieg, Staff Reporter
• September 26, 2022
Ever since Fort Collins City Council members voiced support for ranked choice voting, and according to an article from the Coloradoan, the voting method also referred to as instant runoff voting has gained...
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