Fort Collins city staff members and other local officials attended the National League of Cities’ Race Equity and Leadership (REAL) 101 training on Friday and Saturday, learning concepts and other material...

The 231-acre Seaman Fire has been 100 percent contained by firefighters as of Friday evening, according to a press release issued by the Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests service (ARP). Active...

The United States Forest Service has lifted the call for voluntary evacuation for the Smith Bridge area near the 231-acre Seaman Fire, according to the fire's forest service incident page.  Officials...

UPDATE 7:00 p.m: Firefighters achieved 35 percent containment of the Seaman Fire by the end of the day Thursday, according to a press release issued by Kristy Wumkes, partnerships and visitor services...

Fort Collins City Council members discussed the 2019-20 recommended budget for outcome areas during the work session of the Sept. 11 meeting. During the work session, Fort Collins City Council members...

The intersection of Horsetooth Road and College Avenue is almost ready to reopen — almost. The completion of the nearly three-month road improvement project has been delayed for an extra week, according...

The Wild and Scenic River Act passed Oct. 2, 1968, but a number of environmental groups, government agencies and local businesses think there is still more work to be done in 2018. American Rivers,...

After announcing the selection of the Fort Collins Connexion team in early August, the City of Fort Collins is ready to move on to designing the upcoming City-run broadband internet network.  The City...

Editor's note: In the article “Housing First Initiative presents comprehensive data for next steps” published Sept. 5, 2018, we added a clarifying change about homeless individuals on the HMI list...

Fort Collins City Council members introduced Colman Keane, the new executive director for the connection broadband utility in Fort Collins, at the beginning of Tuesday night’s adjourned meeting, during...