Calgary Wranglers beat Colorado Eagles 2-1 as Rory Kerins scores early in third
Carter Wilkie gave Calgary a first-period lead, and Adam Beckman tied the game on a second-period power play. A Colorado bench minor near the end of the period carried into the third.
Larimer County Board of County Commissioners work session regarding the Human and Economic Service Area, Nov. 2, 2026
Larimer County staff: draft housing plan sets 30-unit affordable housing target through 2029.
Larimer County staff: draft housing plan sets 30-unit affordable housing target through 2029
The proposal would increase rental help if local funding allows, protect properties serving low- and moderate-income households and track land-use changes. Public comment is scheduled for Nov. 3-Dec. 3, before an adoption hearing.
Things to do Saturday in Northern Colorado: a six-venue festival in Greeley, a Fort Collins Symphony concert and The Burroughs' album release
In Estes Park, a Winnie the Pooh story time and movie are on at the Historic Park Theatre. Restoration ecologists also lead a guided trail walk in Loveland.}
Wellington plans four holiday events to support downtown during Cleveland Avenue construction
The lineup runs Nov. 28-Dec. 18, with carriage rides, Santa visits and holiday shopping specials. One event at Owl Canyon Coffee also offers attendees a free book and ornament.
Erie to install speed humps on Fletcher Drive Nov. 9-13
Work is scheduled daily from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with partial lane closures and flaggers directing traffic. The town says the changes are intended to slow drivers and improve neighborhood safety.
Greeley police to hold two public sessions on license plate readers
The sessions are scheduled for Nov. 16 and 30, from 6 to 7 p.m., and are intended to cover camera use, privacy protections and responses to community feedback. Residents can also submit questions online.
Tasman gives $100,000 to District 6 welding, athletics and music programs
Support includes an augmented-reality welding system for the career and technical education center; the athletics gift helped the Success Foundation maximize matching funds. The foundation is exploring ways to extend participation through high school.
Windsor sewer tunnel work to start week of Nov. 9 at WCR 72 and CO 257
The town urges drivers at the intersection to proceed with caution. Construction workers will be present, and large boring holes will be near the side of the roadway. Road work is weather permitting and subject to change.
Thompson schools could get $12.6 million more in 2027-28, depending on how Legislature implements ballot measures
The projected revenue depends on how lawmakers implement two measures, while enrollment declines and rising insurance costs could offset some of it. District funding calculations remain pending, with budget updates expected nearly every month.
Thompson bond committee says it is on track to meet 85% spending requirement
Committee chair Dan Tran reported about $88.7 million in bond funds, with about $4.2 spent and about $22.5 encumbered, meaning committed. Tran said 85% must be spent within the first three years to maintain nonprofit status and that the committee was on track to meet that.
Loveland council members praise City Attorney Vince Junglas in performance review
The annual evaluation covers performance feedback and compensation, and the council can provide pay direction. The review process also calls for biannual feedback meetings.
Greeley seeks applicants for 16 board and commission seats by Nov. 17
Applications are available online, and some openings require specific professional or community experience. Staff will schedule interviews for the week of Dec. 1, with appointments planned for the Dec. 15 council meeting.
Greeley's 10th Street expected to reopen Sunday; 11th Avenue rail crossing closes Nov. 10-13
The city worked closely with Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction to bring in more crews and work weekends. The extra crews and weekend work were intended to reopen 10th Street as quickly and safely as possible, the city said.
Greeley police arrest man wanted in Halloween homicide investigation
He is being held at Weld County Jail on an aggravated-assault warrant, while homicide-related charges remain pending and the investigation stays open. Police said he surrendered without further incident.
Gallop Transit plans new Route 8 to UCHealth, schedule changes in January
Riders can talk through trip options with staff at open houses Nov. 16-18 in Fort Collins and Greeley; the changes also affect Poudre Express trips between Greeley, Windsor and Fort Collins.
Thursday's college scores: Northern Colorado beats Northern Arizona 3-0 in women's soccer, Colorado State beats Gonzaga 3-0 in volleyball
Northern Colorado beat Idaho 3-0 in volleyball at Idaho on Thursday. In men's golf at Hawai'i, Northern Colorado was fifth among 17 teams after Day 2.
Thompson School District Board of Education study session, Nov. 4, 2026
Thompson schools face $91.8 million in ADA work, with funding identified only for first phase; Thompson school board weighs keeping Mary Blair name for new campus; Thompson schools weigh modern band and advanced psychology courses.
Thompson school board weighs keeping Mary Blair name for new campus
The committee recommended retaining the former school's name, with two versions for the board to consider. The one-time signage expense is estimated at $5,000, and implementation is proposed to begin Nov. 18.
Thompson board weighs lower SAT math cut score for graduation
The proposed policy would set the SAT math cutoff at 480 and restore the diploma of distinction for students graduating from 2026 through 2029. The changes received first readings and are not final.
Thompson schools face $91.8 million in ADA work, with funding identified only for first phase
The first stage calls for accessible parking and exterior routes at each site, plus interior routes to a classroom and assembly area and an accessible toilet room at each school, within five years.
Thompson schools weigh modern band and advanced psychology courses
The band course carries a proposed $15 supply fee and would count for fine arts credit. The psychology class may be paired with college credit if its instructor is approved by a university or partner; the board can approve or deny both proposals.
Police situation on Poudre River Road safely resolved as of 7:30 p.m., Greeley police say
Nov. 5, Greeley police said.
Things to do in Northern Colorado: a Colorado Eagles game, the Downtown Holiday Lighting Ceremony and Joanne Shaw Taylor at the Aggie Theatre
A Warren Miller film with raffle items plays in Estes Park, and downtown Greeley businesses host creative activations for First Friday. The Rialto in Loveland screens A Soldier's Sweetheart.
Berthoud seeks applicants for Public Art Advisory Committee by Nov. 20
Applicants need no art experience, but should appreciate whimsy in public places and be able to meet monthly. Committee information and an application are at the town’s committee link; if it fails, use the link at the top of its Facebook page.
Larimer County draft housing plan open for comment through Dec. 4
The draft calls for annual growth in affordable housing and preservation of homes serving low- and moderate-income households. County staff will answer questions at a Nov. 30 open house before commissioners consider adoption Dec. 7.
Coachella Valley Firebirds beat Colorado Eagles 2-1 as John Hayden scores late in the third
Colorado carried a one-goal lead into the first intermission before Eduard Šalé tied it early in the second. The teams remained tied through most of the third, with each goaltender facing 28 shots.
Third Street closes Nov. 9 between Spruce and Birch for culvert replacement
Through traffic will be barred, though residents can reach homes. Student pickup and drop-off move to Juniper Avenue, 1st Street or the school’s north and south lots; sidewalks near the work zone will close.
Loveland council approves first reading of landmark status for 1907 Grant Avenue church
Fees would be waived for designated properties needing rehabilitation, additions or other exterior façade improvements.
Loveland police arrest three in September I-25 shooting that wounded two
The suspects are Jose Silva, Andres Valles and a juvenile. Police said they face two counts of attempted murder in the first degree (F2), under CRS 18-3-102, and assault in the first degree (F3), under CRS 18-3-202.