Loveland News

The driver of a white utility van involved in a crash Friday afternoon that closed northbound Interstate 25 near Fort Collins died from his injuries at Medical Center of the Rockies.

Since June, Tony DuMosch has been making arrangements for Loveland's annual Veterans Day celebration, the only official regional site for the observance of Veterans Day 2009 in Colorado, which has gained national attention.

A Larimer County District Court judge today reduced the bond for a Loveland man facing manslaughter and weapons charges in connection with the shooting death of his wife.

New this morning: Police have now released the names of those arrested in the Walgreens robbery.

For a brief moment Tuesday night, withdrawn candidate Janet Bailey held the lead in the Ward 3 City Council race with 599 votes.

With the holiday season upon us, there has never been a better time to give back to the community and help others in need.

Tuesday, Nov. 3 is Election Day. In Larimer County, this will a mail ballot election, which means that there will be no polling locations open on Election Day.

Officials with the Loveland Fire & Rescue Department are on the scene of a large-animal rescue where a horse is stuck in the mud along Keiler Lane, near County Road 11C.

A Denver man is in custody today and police are looking for a second man in connection with a car theft and chase that occurred early Monday.

The nearly two-story, three-bedroom Jennings House was recently added to the Loveland Historic Register.

Despite national news reports trumpeting an improving economy, employees at Loveland's House of Neighborly Service know otherwise.

An early-season winter storm has struck Loveland and forced the cancellation of a large flu vaccination clinic at The Ranch today.

The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment announces that two more H1N1 vaccination clinics have been scheduled.

Larimer County health officials are offering 2,400 swine flu vaccinations on Oct.

LOVELAND - When Loveland High School band director Matthew Arau started working with this year's marching band, he said the goal was never to win a state championship.

Four of the city of Loveland's economic development partners are saving and retaining companies and jobs in Loveland, their representatives said Tuesday.

Volunteering at Loveland's Our Place was a win-win situation for Mona Elkady on Saturday during Make A Difference Day activities.

By Dani White Berthoud Recorder Song, dance and murder. "Curtains: The Musical Comedy Whodunit," leaps directly from the Broadway stage to the Rialto Theater in a single bound.

These photos were taken October, 2006 using a Kodak Z series digital camera similar to the one pictured.

A judge has denied a lower bond for a Loveland man accused of attacking and trying to sexually assault two female hikers.