Covering issues relating to public life and safety in Fort Collins, Colorado
Politics
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Nov 1, 2026
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Shane Atkinson and Marc Roberson are looking to replace John Kefalas
Oct 31, 2026
3 min read
Owl-o-ween is an annual educational event for the program
2 min read
The bills would alter state laws pertaining to human trafficking and trans rights
Oct 30, 2026
Both a Republican and Democratic candidate will be running for Colorado attorney general this midterm season.
5 min read
Colorado Amendments proposed by conservative organizations concern immigration status, natural gas, and the rights to hunt and fish.
Oct 29, 2026
From spooky performances and costume contests to trick-or-treating and murder mysteries, Fort Collins offers Halloween festivities for all ages Oct. 29-31.
Democrat Amanda Gonzalez and Republican James Wiley offer contrasting approaches to mail-in voting, ballot security and voter access as Colorado’s Nov. 3 general election approaches
Oct 27, 2026
A total of seven candidates are running to replace the term-limited governor
Oct 26, 2026
Forsythe wants to see a Democrat in the office amid national election uncertainty while Harris points to her record of success and improvement
What's happening
Ram Recovery and Without The Hangover team up to provide music, food, programming
Oct 25, 2026
Neguse, Evans and Boebert looking to return for Congress as a field of challengers look to take their seats
Oct 24, 2026
Opponents say money would be better spent on treatment
Oct 22, 2026
Steve Olson and Joann Ginal have both held offices before in service to Larimer County; they are vying to replace term-limited Irene Josey
Oct 21, 2026
Odell Brewing is hosting the annual Halloween-themed event, which serves as a fundraiser for Animal Friends Alliance.
Oct 20, 2026
Sheriff, surveyor, coroner and District 65 Representative are uncontested
Oct 19, 2026
1A would increase taxes on certain sales by 0.3% in order to fund public safety, infrastructure, wildfire prevention
Business
Oct 17, 2026
Propositions 136, 137 and NN along with Amendment 87 would alter tax rates and how the state is allowed to spend revenue under TABOR
Election
Oct 16, 2026
Amendments 84, 85, 86 would change how state verifies mail ballots, presents ballot questions and handles congressional boundaries
Oct 15, 2026
Saturday's rally at Civic Center Park will be non-partisan