The NoCo Herald

The NoCo Herald — Northern Colorado local news

  1. Loveland completes reservoir oxygen system installation
  2. Greeley begins downtown infrastructure upgrades on 7th Avenue
  3. Greeley council’s Aug. 4 meeting: Civic Campus agreement approved as financing, annexation and public concerns also move forward
  4. Greeley public comment centered on growth, budget cuts and surveillance concerns
  5. Greeley council approves $84.8 million supplemental appropriation, including Civic Campus financing authority
  6. Greeley council approves consent agenda after pulling two items for separate debate
  7. Greeley council advances Great Western Industrial Park annexation ordinances to Aug. 18 hearing
  8. Greeley council approves Civic Campus development-services agreement after debate over incentives
  9. Loveland gives unified parks, library and cultural division a new name
  10. Loveland urges residents to plan for wildfires and emergencies
  11. Loveland budget process heads toward fall council review
  12. Fort Collins transit overhaul starts Aug. 17
  13. Berthoud buys 67-acre Wilson Farm parcel to expand river corridor preservation
  14. Estes Park opens applications for 2027 Community Initiative Funding
  15. Rialto Theater maps out fall 2026 through spring 2027 shows
  16. Loveland orders occupants out of 914 W. Sixth St. after safety violations
  17. Larimer and Weld food inspections with failed re-inspections for July 27–August 2, 2026
  18. Loveland details wildfire steps to protect electric and water systems
  19. Potyondy to host Aug. 9 listening session at City Hall
  20. Motorcyclist seriously injured in Fort Collins crash
  21. Estes Park board advances Moraine Avenue walking and biking trail
  22. Fort Collins to sell low-cost trees to residents in August
  23. Lincoln Center opens sales for 2026-27 LC LIVE season
  24. Greeley City Council July 28: landscaping rules stay on course as capital plan draws scrutiny
  25. Greeley council questions deferred maintenance and cash reserves in 2027 capital plan
  26. Greeley council backs nuisance-focused approach to landscape code enforcement
  27. Greeley council backs current yard rules but splits on allowing front-yard artificial turf
  28. Fort Collins City Council July 28 work session: surveillance policy framework, psychoactive product licensing move ahead
  29. Fort Collins council backs broader licensing plan for tobacco, kratom and other psychoactive products
  30. Fort Collins council backs use-based framework for city surveillance policy
  31. Centennial Village Museum plans 50th anniversary birthday bash Aug. 1
  32. Moody’s affirms Fort Collins’ top credit rating
  33. Timnath police launch Blue Envelope Program for traffic stops
  34. Windsor plans Aug. 3 work session on data center code revisions
  35. Loveland police arrest man on sexual assault charges involving a minor
  36. Greeley addresses short-term water taste and smell issue
  37. Rin Sushi planned for former Starbucks on South College Avenue
  38. New fermentation tanks planned at 500 Linden St.
  39. Tesla Supercharger setup planned for Front Range Village parking lot
  40. Edward Jones plans office remodel on West Mountain Avenue
  41. Larimer and Weld food inspections show 9 re-inspections and 4 passes with critical violations for July 20–26, 2026
  42. Block 3 of Fourth Street project set to reopen Friday in downtown Loveland
  43. Greeley Downtown Infrastructure Project to Start the Week of July 30
  44. Fort Collins councilmembers plan listening sessions at Kids in the Park
  45. Greeley City Council July 14 work session: development-code rewrite takes shape as budget cuts near target
  46. Greeley City Council unanimously enters executive session on Civic Campus project
  47. Greeley utility managers outline lower water and sewer rate targets, stormwater tradeoffs and unresolved Public Works cuts
  48. Greeley internal-services budget plan tops 2027 cut target, with slower support functions expected
  49. Greeley budget staff say 2027 cuts identified so far total $16.8 million, leaving $1.3 million gap
  50. Greeley council gives broad direction on development-code changes for chickens, neighborhood businesses and emerging uses