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While Greeley is known for constructing the city’s first water system by using a series of infiltration wells, Fort Collins actually took things further with water access by creating its first public water works system......

With Memorial Day on Monday, what do you have on the menu? The most popular Memorial Day foods, historically, include bratwurst, barbeque (which includes burgers, dogs, chicken and anything else you can fit on the......

After receiving a prestigious U.S. Fulbright award, University of Northern Colorado Political Science Professor Richard Bownas will be traveling to Nepal in 2024 to conduct an oral history project on the "big questions of democracy......

As reported in the Greeley Tribune, a Loveland Police Department first year officer has been fired after allegedly “striking” a suspect after she was put into protective custody this weekend; a criminal investigation into the......

As reported in the Greeley Tribune, Starting this week, at-home tests for COVID-19 will no longer be free, but other changes from the end of the federal government’s public health emergency won’t be as obvious.......

United Airlines announced, on Tuesday, the addition of 35 flights at Denver International Airport. United will also be occupying an additional 12 gates as well. The goal is to have these new flights and gates......

For the second time, the Greeley-Evans School District Board of Education supported a recommendation by the superintendent and district book review committee on rulings related to a controversial book in district libraries.......

The University of North Carolina was ranked among the 2023-2024 Best Graduate Schools in five disciplines by U.S. News & World Report! Most notably, the University’s Rehabilitation Counseling program was ranked #13 in the nation......

Many notable things happened in the year 1915. It was the second year of the first World War. The House of Representatives Voted to reject a woman's right to vote, Babe Ruth hit his first......

The National Weather Service indicates while temperatures may be more bearable in Colorado now, things will likely heat up a lot this summer.The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting 2023 could likely be one......