This Week in History for the week of Jan. 7-13, 2018
Twenty-eight volunteers participating in the Audubon Christmas Bird Count in Loveland tallied 18,503 individual birds of 83 different species.
Category Archives: Fort Collins, CO
‘It doesn’t feel as welcoming’: Becoming a U.S. citizen in the time of Trump
Omar Ibraham, dressed in a dark jacket and pants, heard his name called by the woman who would change his life forever. He stood up and took a step forward.
Solidarity march
Hadeel Abdel-Ghany, a Colorado State University student, center, marches and chants with others during the "Marching in Solidarity with Our Immigrant and Muslim Neighbors" event Tuesday on Shields Street and Rolland Moore Drive in Fort Collins.
Larimer returns 70,998 ballots
In Larimer County, of 70,998 ballots returned, 24,562 are Democratic and 24,532 are Republican.
Cory Gardner to campaign with Darryl Glenn for Colorado GOP unity tour
Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner will headline a unity tour Saturday to promote Darryl Glenn as the Republican Party's candidate for U.S. Senate. The six-city tour is Gardner's first foray into the contest to defeat his colleague Michael Bennet after sitting on the sidelines for the bruising GOP primary that ended June 28 with Glenn's runaway win against four rivals.
Can Colorado officials break through to the feds on train horn noise?
The head of the Federal Railroad Administration got an earful Friday from a couple dozen northern Colorado elected leaders who have had their fill of trains blasting their horns at all hours of the day and night. Mayors and council members from Fort Collins, Greeley and Longmont, among others, asked FRA Administrator Sarah Feinberg for ways to lessen the impact of the agency's 2005 train horn rule , which requires engineers to sound a four-blast pattern at all crossings.