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Home Inspection News
Fort Collins city employee accused of embezzlement
A Fort Collins city employee was arrested Friday on felony embezzlement and forgery charges, police and city officials said.
House health care vote looks likely next Friday or Saturday
It looks like the House will vote on the health care bill next Friday or Saturday, according to a memo obtained by Politico.
Former Preston Middle School employee sentenced to jail time for sexual crimes against student
A former Poudre School District employee who pleaded guilty to sexual crimes against a student he worked with as a special education paraprofessional claimed at his sentencing hearing today he was taking responsibility and has not blamed his 14-year-old victim.
Witnesses: Man killed by train in Fort Collins ran onto tracks at CSU campus
A southbound freight train struck and killed a man who apparently darted into the path of the oncoming train on the CSU campus Friday afternoon, according to witnesses.
Train accident to close Mason-Horsetooth intersection for 6-8 hours
The Horsetooth Road and Mason Street Intersection will be closed for approximately 6 to 8 hours as police investigate a train accident.
Pedestrian killed by train near CSU in Fort Collins
A pedestrian was fatally struck by a train at Laurel and Mason streets near the CSU Oval early this afternoon.
Bridges near Estes Park finished ahead of schedule
ESTES PARK (AP) — A heavily traveled highway leading to Rocky Mountain National Park has reopened four days ahead of schedule after two aging bridges were replaced.
School shooting suspect says he heard voices
GOLDEN, Colo. — The man accused of shooting and wounding two students at a Colorado middle school told investigators he was hearing voices after his arrest and was trying to fend off "transforming forces" from his body, according to an arrest affidavit released Friday.
Man sentenced to lesser charges following sex assault of CSU student
A Fort Collins man accused of sexually asaulting and stalking his girlfriend, a CSU student, has pleaded guilty to lesser charges and sentenced to 15 months in the Department of Corrections.
Republican 4th District candidates split on Referendum C
LOVELAND - Northern Colorado's four Republican candidates met in their second debate Thursday, making their cases to about 300 core Republican voters five days before precinct caucuses kick off the nominating process.
Annual 4-H carnival slated at The Ranch
The Larimer County 4-H Foundation will present its annual 4-H Carnival and Crafts Show from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. March 20 in the West Pavilion of the Ranch-Way Feeds building at The Ranch.
Senators seek probe into handling of baby's death
Two Republican state senators asked Gov. Bill Ritter and Attorney General John Suthers on Thursday for a "full-blown," independent investigation into the state's handling of the 2008 death of a Fort Collins infant.
St. Patrick's parade set for Saturday
Expect sunny skies Saturday for Fort Collins' annual Lucky Joe's St. Patrick's Day Parade. The National Weather Service calls for a high of 56 with mild winds.
Group gathers input on assessment testing
While 15,000 students in Fort Collins schools are in the middle of taking the state-mandated standardized test, state education leaders are touring Colorado and getting input about what the state tests might look like in the future.
Windsor building on incentives
WINDSOR - The town of Windsor is searching for ways to stimulate economic development in the community.
PSD considers academies
Poudre School District is looking at ways Fort Collins high schools could form specialized academies within school walls.
Fundraiser challenges residents to fight hunger by losing weight
The Food Bank for Larimer County has challenged area residents to fight hunger by getting a little hungry themselves.
Districts light on glamour but heavy on impact
It's only March, but there is already a lot of interest in the November election.
2 lanes of I-70 back open following rockslide
GARFIELD COUNTY - CDOT crews reopened two lanes of Interstate 70, one in each direction, today after a rockslide sent more the 250 tons of debris onto the road.
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