Austin Fleskes

4 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Austin Fleskes

Loveland Police Department arrestsTuesday• 10:13 a.m. In the 3700 block of Acacia Court, a 32-year-old Loveland woman for investigation of domestic violence, physical harassment and criminal mischief. • 4:54 p.m. In the 400 block of Pavo Place, a 26-year-old man on a felony warrant. Wednesday• 9:20 a.m. In the 1200 block of Eagle Drive, a 25-year-old Loveland woman for investigation of driving while ability impaired by drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia.

4 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Austin Fleskes

The mother of a son killed in a bus crash in Fort Collins, the daughter of a mother killed in her own home and a victim of domestic violence forced to continually face her abuser. All of these people have come together with one goal in mind: recall 8th Judicial District Attorney Gordon McLaughlin. “He has no interest in justice and no interest in families who have been on the receiving end of all this injustice,” said Patricia Telleen, a member of the effort.

4 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Austin Fleskes

The Loveland Police Department has officially activated all three red light camera zones across Loveland, with the first now issuing citations and the two newest ones issuing warnings until next month. The department announced the activation of the two newly-activated cameras — at North Garfield Avenue and West 57th Street and at East Eisenhower Boulevard and Boise Avenue — in a Facebook post on Monday.

4 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Austin Fleskes

Kate Kimble, public information director for the LCSO, wrote in an email that investigators believe an old battery in an outdoor lighting element is what caused the fire; this was determined through clear weather conditions, multiple interviews of eye-witnesses and materials found near the fire's point of origin. The Loveland Police Department assisted the Sheriff's Office in its investigation. Subscribe to continue reading this article.

4 weeks ago | timescall.com | Austin Fleskes

The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office announced that an electrical issue caused a fire fire west of Berthoud last month, which destroyed a home and scorched the land around it. Kate Kimble, public information director for the LCSO, reportedl that investigators believe an old battery in an outdoor lighting element caused the fire; this was determined through clear weather conditions, multiple interviews of eye-witnesses and materials found near the fire’s point of origin.