January was a busy month for the Fort Collins City Council, marked by leadership changes, major infrastructure funding decisions and policy moves that will shape housing, transportation and public safety...

Businesses, workers and students of the Fort Collins community participated in a Jan. 30 national shutdown that called for no work, no school and no shopping in protest of nationally increased federal...

Days after federal agents fatally shot Minneapolis resident Alex Pretti amid an increasingly violent surge in immigration enforcement that sparked national outrage, a small group of Fort Collins activists...

Mountain Avenue Market — operated by the Fort Collins Food Co-Op — is tentatively set to move into 1100 West Mountain Avenue, formerly the location of Beavers Market, in 2026. The co-op was created...

Mayor Pro Tem and District 6 City Council Rep. Emily Francis is set to become the next Fort Collins mayor following her decisive victory in the city’s 2025 ranked choice election. Francis will begin...

Following the pausing of federal funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, emergency food providers across the state of Colorado continue to face additional demand from local communities. According...

In 2013, the City of Fort Collins hoped to be a 100% zero waste community by 2030. As of 2025, Fort Collins will not meet those benchmark goals set in 2013. As of 2021, Fort Collins saw just a 51.5% diversion...

Fort Collins mayoral candidates joined Colorado State University students Oct. 27 for the Associated Students of CSU’s Local Elections Roundtable, held in the Lory Student Center Theatre. The event...

Transfort, the public transit operator for the City of Fort Collins, announced a set of service reductions Oct. 6 intended “to align transit service with available resources," Transfort Director Kaley...

Ghouls, goblins, witches and clowns: Halloween has something scary for everyone. For Fort Collins residents, the scariest thing this year might just be how much your costume and decorations cost. The culprit?...

As Halloween weekend approaches, students at Colorado State University are encouraged to think critically about substance use and the growing impacts of sobriety culture on campus. While the holiday is...