Longmont News

Much has been said locally about the outcome of the Longmont election, including about those who reported on it.

Police believe drinking and driving may have contributed to a fatal accident that left two people dead and one injured.

By Sandy Barnes Berthoud Recorder The Vistas is the first retirement community in Longmont to offer residents continuous care, says Executive Director Ginny Walker.

It's been 20 years that the world famous Frozen Dead Guy in Nederland has been dead... and frozen.

Councilwoman-elect Katie Witt came in for several rounds of cheers and applause during Wednesday's Boulder County Republican Breakfast meeting.

Many people were shocked when the first round of results rolled in on Election Night.

The Longmont Leadership Committee didn't violate city reporting deadlines when it filed an independent-expenditure report about an anti-Karen Benker mailer, an election oversight panel ruled Friday.

An over-the-road trucker pleaded not guilty this morning to murdering a Grand Junction mother and daughter in 1975.

About 26,000 ballots have been received so far for Tuesday's mail-in election, Weld County Clerk and Recorder Steve Moreno said Monday morning.

The Longmont City Council is due for a change. Here are just a few reasons why one city councilwoman needs to go.

For reasons or causes as yet undetermined, a zombie horde has risen from their graves and attacked Longmont tonight.

Firestone's latest land maneuvers caught Longmont city officials flat-footed. Now they are trying to figure out how annexations that Firestone began Thursday night will affect the legal battle Longmont is waging to protect the city's eastern boundaries.

Some say the Longmont race has heated up and attracted attention from outside heavyweights because it is a swing city, in a swing district, in a swing state.

George Kanemoto, who passed away yesterday, was one of two brothers who developed the Southmoor Park neighborhood and donated land for Burlington Elementary School, Kanemoto Park and a fire station in that area.

The Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled that a medical marijuana provider must have personal contact with patients to be designated as a primary caregiver.

After her son's funeral, JoAnn Rehn collected anything that reminded her of the fun-loving prankster she raised.

Tonight at the Longmont City Council meeting, Councilmember Mary Blue brought up the issue of the Longmont Airport prairie dog problem.

Longmont City Councilwoman Karen Benker wants to "round-up" utility bills to generate more revenue.

By the time their children start preschool, many parents have big plans for their bright academic futures.

A federal judge has ruled that some parts of the city's campaign-finance rules are on hold until he decides the overall case.