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Loveland News

In Loveland, Colorado's Sweetheart Town, coverage here follows city government, Larimer County, local school districts, business, sports and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and surrounding communities.


Crime

Accidents

Fire Damages Construction Site in Loveland

Firefighters responded to a blaze at a VellaTerra duplex in the Kinston neighborhood on Wednesday.

Fire Damages Construction Site in Loveland

Politics

Live Poll

Do you trust your city council to handle personnel decisions transparently?

City Hall

Loveland Council Moves to Replace Municipal Judge

The council voted 6-3 to recruit a new judge after declining to renew Jennifer Edgley's contract, which expires later in November 2026.

Loveland Council Moves to Replace Municipal Judge

Lifestyle

Hiking

Loveland Opens 7.65-Mile Dakota-Skyline Trail System

The soft-surface trails cross 418 acres of conserved land west of the city and opened to day users on October 30.


Business

Live Poll

Do you trust your local government to successfully recruit effective leadership for your community?

People

Loveland Launches Nationwide Search for City Manager

The city is seeking a permanent successor for the executive leadership position following a recent retirement.

Loveland Launches Nationwide Search for City Manager

Sports

Cycling

Advocate Highlights Cycling Risks at Loveland Event

Clarissa Stratton spoke on cyclist safety following the 2023 death of her son.

Advocate Highlights Cycling Risks at Loveland Event

Coverage takes in city council decisions, the Larimer County courthouse and Thompson R2-J School District and Poudre R-1 School District alongside the manufacturing, healthcare and outdoor-recreation employers shaping the local economy. From City Center and Downtown to The Lakes at Centerra, Little Dam and Campion, neighborhood coverage extends into Weld County and Boulder County where stories cross the line. The Colorado Eagles give professional hockey a local anchor, and arena and event decisions appear alongside broader development debates about growth along the Front Range. Water rights, land use and school district boundaries are the recurring subjects in city hall and county coverage.


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