Windsor Beacon - Fri Nov 27
Nearly a decade ago, Brant Gluth went out for a run, fell and broke his nose. The self-described jock was having problems walking, then numbness in his hands.
Loveland man sues after drug raid turns up no illegal substancesWindsor Beacon - Fri Nov 27
A Loveland man has filed a lawsuit against law enforcement agencies in Loveland, Fort Collins and Larimer County plus area governments and personnel after a 2007 SWAT team raid at his home where officials alleged methamphetamine was being manufactured.
Sharing the spirit of the seasonWindsor Beacon - Fri Nov 27
Realities for Children Charities hopes to collect more than 400 new and used bicycles for its 14th Annual Bikes for Tykes program by Dec.
3 deaths were from swine fluReporterHerald.com - Thu Nov 26
Three Larimer County women died of the swine flu in October, officials believe. The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment reported Wednesday that three women, all in their 50s, died in the same month.
Post a CommentWindsor Beacon - Thu Nov 26
Bruce Hendee's thumbprint can be found all around Larimer County: from the Medical Center of the Rockies to Fossil Creek Park and from Centerra to Front Range Community College.
Post a CommentWindsor Beacon - Thu Nov 26
For a select group of businessmen between the ages of 20 and 39, giving this holiday season isn't so much a decision as a way of life.
Chase hits 100 mph in Fort CollinsWindsor Beacon - Wed Nov 25
A high-speed chase early Tuesday morning through the heart of Fort Collins during which Larimer County Sheriff's deputies pursued a man at speeds of up to 100 mph likely would not have occurred had Fort Collins police responded to the incident.
Accused robber faces charges in other countiesReporterHerald.com - Wed Nov 25
A man accused of robbing a Loveland pharmacy faces charges in three other counties, including one for robbing another drugstore, his attorney said Tuesday.
County weighing $185K expenditure to retain Justice Center door guardsReporterHerald.com - Wed Nov 25
The Larimer County Department of Human Services will keep $302,938 from the state to continue some one-time programs through June.
More medical marijuana dispensaries pop up in Fort CollinsWindsor Beacon - Tue Nov 24
Fort Collins has issued 21 sales tax licenses for medical marijuana dispensaries since last week's decision by the City Council to not immediately impose a moratorium on issuing such licenses.
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