Fort Collins Coloradoan

Fort Collins Coloradoan

The Coloradoan is a daily publication based in Fort Collins, Colorado. Its website is refreshed regularly to provide the latest updates on breaking news and features video reports on community happenings in Northern Colorado.

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  • 5 days ago | coloradoan.com | Sady Swanson

    Starting July 1st, Food Bank for Larimer County will only serve residents of Larimer County. The food bank anticipates increased demand due to potential cuts in federal assistance programs. The Food Bank for Larimer County will only serve people who live in Larimer County starting this summer.

  • 1 week ago | coloradoan.com | Nate Trela

    CVS is making progress in plans to close 270 stores in 2025, although it is remaining tight-lipped about which stores will close. The retail pharmacy giant however will not be closing any stores in Colorado as part of the restructuring, according to Amy Thibault, a CVS spokesperson. The chain will not release a single, complete list of planned or completed store closings, but Thibault confirmed in an email that none of CVS's Colorado stores were slated to close.

  • 1 week ago | coloradoan.com | Kelly Lyell

    I-25 was closed in both directions between Mead and Berthoud exits due to a crash. The closure began May 29 and was still in effect as of 9:30 a.m.Interstate 25 was closed May 29 in both directions between the Mead and Berthoud exits because of an early morning crash involving two semi-tractors hauling trailers, the Colorado State Patrol reported. The highway remained closed as of 9:45 a.m., the Colorado Department of Transportation reported on its COTrip.org website and mobile app.

  • 1 week ago | coloradoan.com | Miles Blumhardt

    Miles BlumhardtMike Lockhart holds a captured female bald eagle to test the fit of a transmitter harness attached to the eagle in Windsor, Colo., on May 23, 2025, as part of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife-led Front Range Bald Eagle research study.

  • 1 week ago | coloradoan.com | Miles Blumhardt

    Colorado ranchers report multiple wolf attacks on cattle over Memorial Day weekend, resulting in two calf deaths and several injuries. Ranchers suspect the attacks were carried out by the Copper Creek pack, which was relocated to the area despite a state plan prohibiting the relocation of problem wolves. Colorado Parks and Wildlife is investigating the incidents but has not confirmed whether wolves were involved or if the Copper Creek pack was responsible.