Loveland Reporter-Herald

The Loveland Report-Herald is a daily newspaper based in Loveland, Colorado. It covers a wide range of news including local, regional, national, and international stories. The publication is owned by Prairie Mountain Publishing, which is part of MediaNews Group, having acquired the paper in 2011.

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Loveland High student wins national debate championship

3 days ago | reporterherald.com | Will Costello

Loveland High School has brought home a rare honor for the first time in the school’s history: a national champion debate trophy.
Phil Farley named Loveland Rotary Club Citizen of the Year

4 days ago | reporterherald.com | Will Costello

Carol Stark is Rotarian of the year
Loveland Police: Weekend SWAT standoff resolved peacefully

5 days ago | reporterherald.com | Will Costello

A SWAT team responded to a disturbance near Boise Avenue and Silver Leaf Drive on Saturday after the Loveland Police Department discovered that a man holed up inside a home had 12 outstanding warrants for his arrest. The man was eventually taken into custody after police presence in the area prompted rerouted traffic and an advisement that nearby residents remain in their homes.
How Rep. Lauren Boebert’s bill to delist gray wolves would affect Colorado’s wolf reintroduction

5 days ago | reporterherald.com | Elise Schmelzer

How Rep. Lauren Boebert’s bill to delist gray wolves would affect Colorado’s wolf reintroduction At least 21 wolves call the state home, and removal as a federal endangered species would have limited impact
Mickey Moniak's three-run homer lifts Rockies to win over D-backs

6 days ago | reporterherald.com | Patrick Saunders

Right-hander Antonio Senzatela makes his best start in almost two months
UNC baseball players earn postseason recognition for academics and on-field achievements

1 week ago | reporterherald.com | Anne Delaney

Multiple University of Northern Colorado baseball players have been honored over the last few weeks for their work in the classroom and play on the field during the 2025 season. Six different UNC players earned academic honors and two of those players — Jake Storey and Brandon Sanchez — were honored twice since the beginning of the June. Four guys were named to All-Summit League teams with two on the second team and two honorable mentions.
Loveland Pride features music, vendors and warm welcome

1 week ago | reporterherald.com | Will Costello

Loveland Pride found a change in scenery this year, held for the first time at Mehaffey Park on Friday evening. Hosted by Rocky Mountain Equality, the festival featured live music, vendors, resource booths and most importantly, a welcoming community for LGBTQ+ people. Rocky Mountain Equality, an advocacy group formerly known as Out Boulder until it grew beyond the borders of Boulder County, took over the event for the first time this year.
Barry Morphew indicted in murder of wife Suzanne Morphew more than 3 years after original charges dropped

1 week ago | reporterherald.com | Shelly Bradbury |Katie Langford

Barry Morphew indicted in murder of wife Suzanne Morphew more than 3 years after original charges dropped Body of Suzanne Morphew, who vanished in 2020, was found in 2023 in a shallow grave near Moffat
Loveland, Berthoud law enforcement calls: 7 trespassing reports

1 week ago | reporterherald.com | Pamela Johnson

Loveland Police Department arrestsThursday• 8 a.m. In the 200 block East 29th Street, a 40-year-old Loveland man on a felony arrest warrant. • 12:44 p.m. In the 1100 block of Nickel Drive, a 21-year-old Loveland woman on a misdemeanor warrant. Loveland Police Department callsThursday• 12:42 a.m. Suspected drunken driver, 3300 block North Garfield Avenue. • 1:07 a.m. Suspected drunken driver, 65th Street and Garfield Avenue. • 1:15 a.m. Vehicle theft in progress, 4200 block West Eisenhower Boulevard.
Thompson School District’s Summer Scholars takes on new look

1 week ago | reporterherald.com | Will Costello

Families looking to ensure that their children don’t lose the learning they’ve acquired over a year of education have flocked to Summer Scholars, a summer program hosted by the Thompson School District intended to fight learning loss and ensure that students have some career path in mind by the fifth grade.