Cameron Peak Fire Update
The Cameron Peak Fire has burned 12,323 acres as of Monday evening according to the Larimer County Sheriff's office. No structures have been damaged and no new evacuations or road closures have been ordered.......
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New Greeley Low Income Housing Project Being Considered
The Weld County Board of Commissioners and the Greeley City Council look to be set to issue bonds for a low to moderate-income housing project near the Greeley Mall. The bonds issued will total more......
New Larimer County COVID-19 Cases
Twenty-one new confirmed COVID-19 cases were added to Larimer County's total count. Of the new cases, sixteen are Fort Collins residents, four are Loveland residents and one lives in Berthoud.......
Cameron Peak Fire Grows Over the Weekend
The Cameron Peak Fire about fifteen miles southwest of Red Feather Lakes and 40 miles northwest of Fort Collins, grew to 12,124 acres Sunday afternoon with zero containment and no structures damaged.......
Air Quality Alert
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Regional Air Quality Council has issued a Multiple Pollutants Action Day Alert through 4 p.m. today for the front range urban corridor including Larimer and......
Larimer County COVID-19 Update
Larimer County has reported 16 new confirmed COVID-19 cases bringing the cumulative total to 1,601. Eleven of the new cases are Fort Collins residents, the rest live in southern Larimer County.......
Cameron Peak Fire Information
A wildfire started yesterday afternoon around 1:45 and had grown more than 1,500 acres in less than four hours. The Cameron Peak Fire near Chambers Lake in western Larimer County has shut down roads......
Unemployment Claims Drop Week Over Week
More than 6,100 people in Colorado filed for unemployment benefits for the week ending August 8th. That number shows a drop of 951 claims from the week prior. At the same time, more than......
Three million more people filed for unemployment, bringing coronavirus crisis total to over 33 million
(WASHINGTON) -- More than 3.1 million Americans filed for unemployment insurance last week as the fallout from the coronavirus crisis continues, the Department of Labor said Thursday.This brings the total number of people who have......
As coronavirus continues, so does food insecurity
(NEW YORK) -- More than 20 million Americans have filed for unemployment benefits since the coronavirus outbreak began in the U.S. While unemployment has many side effects, one of the most common is food insecurity.Robert......