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Breaking: FoCo resident arrested in connection to indecent exposure investigation

Hannah Parcells, News Editor February 21, 2024

Fort Collins Police Services arrested 32-year-old Stephen Masalta early Tuesday, Feb. 20, in connection to multiple incidents of indecent exposure.  Masalta’s arrest comes as part of an investigation...

A member of the Fort Collins community speaks about a ceasefire resolution at a Fort Collins City Council meeting Feb. 6.

Community unites, calls for ceasefire in Gaza at city council meeting

Aubree Miller, Staff Reporter February 8, 2024

With an unprecedented turnout of around 100 people, the Fort Collins City Council meeting Feb. 6 had an outpouring of community support surrounding a possible city resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza. The...

Jane Fonda advocates for climate-1st activism, encourages voters

Jane Fonda advocates for climate-1st activism, encourages voters

Ivy Secrest, Content Managing Editor February 5, 2024

Highlighted in Colorado State University’s thematic Year of Democracy, Jane Fonda used her time onstage to address key issues of patriarchy and climate change with CSU students in her conversation with...

Arrest made in string of Fort Collins arson cases

Arrest made in string of Fort Collins arson cases

Allie Seibel, Editor in Chief January 24, 2024

Fort Collins Police Services has made an arrest relating to a string of arson reports plaguing Fort Collins since October. The juvenile suspect has not been identified by FCPS, as he is a minor. "On...

Fort Collins City Hall Sept. 21, 2021.

New land use code stirs arguments

Tyler Weatherwax, News Editor January 18, 2024

The future of Fort Collins will soon be changing, but not everyone has the same vision. With affordable housing issues, the city has a blend of ideas for the future.  While some want to see the city...

As cars pass by the intersection of Oak Street and College Avenue, March for Palestine protesters chant, From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free Dec. 30.

Northern Colorado Liberation Coalition holds weekend March for Palestine

Caden Proulx, Print Editor December 31, 2023

This weekend in Fort Collins, the Northern Colorado Liberation Coalition held a march through Old Town, which they say will happen every Saturday from now on. The march, which began at the Old Town Square...

Protesters spread over a crosswalk to draw more attention to their cause at the Die-In at Woodward protest.

Protesters gather over alleged Woodward weapons in Gaza

Tyler Weatherwax, News Editor November 13, 2023

Protesters gathered outside of Woodward headquarters Friday afternoon to speak up about the controversy surrounding the company being involved with the manufacturing of missiles used in the Israel-Hamas...

Protesters gather outside the Colorado Capitol building in Denver during a Shut it Down for Palestine protest Nov. 9. Protestors echoed chants like, “The people united will never be defeated,” throughout the protest, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Free Palestine protest at Denver Capitol demands ceasefire

Ivy Secrest, Content Managing Editor November 10, 2023

Editors note: Editor's Note: This story has been updated with a link to a story explaining the history between Israel and Palestine, and the phrase 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free. View...

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Shooting, crash on Shields and Elizabeth

Tyler Weatherwax, News Editor November 3, 2023

Earlier this morning, a shooting and car crash both occurred in the same incident. The crash and shooting happened in Fort Collins and involved a Larimer County Deputy. The vehicle chased by police was...

FoCo city elections: Jeni Arndt, Patricia Babbitt running for mayor

FoCo city elections: Jeni Arndt, Patricia Babbitt running for mayor

Hannah Parcells, Staff Reporter October 25, 2023

The next Fort Collins city election will be held Nov. 7. In 2022, the people of Fort Collins voted to move the election from April to November on odd-numbered years to coincide with the Larimer County...

A group of Poudre School District students gather outside the Poudre School District Information Technology Center Oct. 10. Students and parents protested the proposed vote to merge Polaris Expeditionary Learning School. Under the merger, younger students would be relocated to Olander Elementary School, and older students would be moved to Blevins Middle School.

Poudre School District tables vote on Polaris school merger

Allie Seibel, Editor in Chief October 11, 2023

Poudre School District voted 7-0 to delay the decision relating to the possible merger of Polaris Expeditionary Learning School Oct. 10. The merger has drawn sharp criticism from students and parents...

A reading corner next to the business section of Old Firehouse Books in Fort Collins Sept. 15.

Celebrate reading freedom, Banned Book Week at Poudre Libraries

Dominique Lopez, Opinion Director September 28, 2023

"Let freedom read," promotional posters for Banned Books Week read. Beginning next week, the Poudre River Public Library District will be hosting their very own Banned Books Week in collaboration with...

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