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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Trivially Speaking: Lions roared off the screen in ‘Bwana Devil’

21 hours ago | reporterherald.com | Jim Willard

‘Stick’ review: Owen Wilson scores in a comedy about golf, mentorship and picking yourself up from your lowest lows
Wildlife Window: Here’s how you get good at identifying wildflowers

3 days ago | reporterherald.com | Kevin Cook

To get good, really good, at identifying wildflowers, you must exert the discipline necessary to develop your observation skills. Two species in the same family may produce flowers that are so similar that they cannot distinguish to which species they belong. Originally Published: June 4, 2025 at 3:20 PM MDT
FBI director’s post labeling Pearl Street Mall attack as terrorism surprised Boulder police, chief says

4 days ago | reporterherald.com | Nicky Andrews
Loveland, Berthoud law enforcement calls: 5 scam reports, 6 possible DUIs

5 days ago | reporterherald.com | Pamela Johnson

Loveland Police Department arrestsMonday• 9:36 a.m. In the 400 block of Eisenhower Boulevard, a 44-year-old Loveland man on two failure-to-appear warrants. Tuesday• 12:31 a.m. In the 200 block of Tiabi Drive, a 51-year-old Loveland woman for investigation of third-degree assault, a misdemeanor, and domestic violence. Loveland Police Department callsSunday• 12:19 a.m. Weapons, 2000 block West Eisenhower Boulevard. • 12:21 a.m. Hit-and-run crash, 1300 block North Washington Avenue.
Gov. Jared Polis signs bill to increase number of young people Colorado can hold in pre-trial detention

5 days ago | reporterherald.com | Sam Tabachnik

Gov. Jared Polis signs bill to increase number of young people Colorado can hold in pre-trial detention House Bill 1146 also includes a pilot body-worn camera program for Division of Youth Services staff
Colorado increases number of young people who can held in pre-trial detention in emergencies

5 days ago | reporterherald.com | Sam Tabachnik

Colorado increases number of young people who can held in pre-trial detention in emergencies House Bill 1146 also includes a pilot body-worn camera program for Division of Youth Services staff
Northern Colorado softball players recognized for athletics and academics

5 days ago | reporterherald.com | Anne Delaney

Northern Colorado hurdler Jerome Campbell breaks own school record to again qualify for NCAA Track and Field Championships
Five Questions: Geno Sanchez plants a seed

6 days ago | reporterherald.com | Will Costello

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Loveland Police Department recognizes ’12th Man’ with new award

1 week ago | reporterherald.com | Will Costello

In 1922, the coach of the Texas A&M football team realized that he was dangerously low on players, and called E. King Gill, a student at the school, down from the stands and told him to suit up for play. Gill never stepped out onto the field, but the legend of the “12th Man,” was born (American football teams have 11 players on the field at a time).
Trivially Speaking: Let’s wrangle up a look at the history of blue jeans

1 week ago | reporterherald.com | Jim Willard

In the 1940s and ’50s when blue jeans were on their climb to teen necessities, chain department stores such as J.C. Penney's and “Monkey” (yes, that was a midwestern term) Wards had their own brands. They were slightly cheaper than the name brands such as Lee Jeans (my favorite) and Levis (not available in our small town). Nor were Wrangler Jeans, the focus of this story. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Originally Published: May 31, 2025 at 3:19 PM MDT