The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was the topic of the monthly communications issue forum held by Sen. John Kefalas and Reps. Jeni Arndt and Joann Ginal on Saturday, Feb. 24.Â
Introduced in December of 2017,...
The mission for homeless lockers continues as the Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship looks to self-fund lockers to put outside their building, located at 300 E. Oak St.
The church has opened a GoFundMe,...
On Conifer Street in Fort Collins, a building known as the Murphy Center stands in rebellion against the growing issue of homelessness in the Fort Collins community.
The Sister Mary Alice Murphy...
Fort Collins City Council discussed affordable housing by means of the Land Bank Program Tuesday night.
Sue Beck-Ferkiss, a social sustainability specialist, introduced the topic, known as ordinance...
The development of the Union on Elizabeth will go forward as planned.
The Fort Collins City Council rejected an appeal of the Planning and Zoning Board’s approval of the development on the intersection...
After five years of legalization, cannabis science and industry continues to grow, with Colorado marijuana sales earning over $1.5 billion for the calendar year of 2017 and earning nearly $4.5 billion...
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The Fort Collins population is expected to grow by 107 percent by 2050, but with dramatic growth comes implications.
Specifically, parking has been impacted, not only by the...
Avogadro's Number invited Michael Leon Guerrero to speak Monday evening about the impact climate change will have on the world's work industries.
According to the United Nations, the world population...
Two people were killed and two people were injured in a car crash on Sunday afternoon at the intersection of Harmony Road and Hinsdale Drive in Fort Collins.
Fort Collins Police Services were notified...
City Councilman Ross Cunniff is looking to connect with students at Colorado State University on issues the City of Fort Collins faces.
Some of Cunniff’s main topics of interest he hopes to gain...
Hughes Stadium and its surrounding 162 acres of property can be annexed to the City of Fort Collins, the Colorado State University Board of Governors decided Thursday afternoon. The board voted to authorize the submission of a petition for the annexation of the property—a move that represents the first step in the process of redevelopment for the area.
Opposing opinions were heard in a panel that opened the conversation about the reintroduction of wolves in Colorado.
On Wednesday night Avogadro’s Number was the place where four panelists sat together...
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