Steven Middendorp

City Council votes in favor of new housing limits for certain sex offenders, including a 500-foot buffer zone and a cap of three unrelated offenders per residence; final vote set for May 20 after public comment.

Alyssa F. Barger was arrested for felony menacing after reportedly waving a knife and threatening to kill a teacher and children near 17th and Broadway; police say the investigation is ongoing.

USDA inspectors found incomplete medical records, delayed treatments, and unsanitary conditions at Red Beast Enterprises, a lab reportedly linked to Colorado State University.

Residents are urging Longmont City Council to act as a home operated by Mobarez Solutions — housing multiple sex offenders near a school and park — sparks debate ahead of a May 6 ordinance reading. The for-profit operator says its mission is to support safe reintegration and that it is a state-certified recovery residence.

A driver fleeing a traffic stop on Highway 85 led to a head-on crash that killed three people, including the suspect. The Weld County Sheriff’s Office says the investigation is ongoing.

Automated traffic enforcement systems are now active in Longmont, with city officials citing safety and Vision Zero goals.

Raised medians, new bike crossings, and pedestrian protections are part of a $8 million redesign set to begin construction in 2027, aimed at making the intersection safer for all users.

Mobarez Solutions invites residents to tour its sober living home and learn more about sex offender reintegration efforts as the City Council weighs new residential restrictions.

Larimer and Weld County authorities say the suspects, now charged with first-degree murder, attempted to conceal the crime by setting the victim’s body on fire in a remote picnic area.

Residents may experience temporary low water pressure and discoloration during the maintenance program, which runs through May 30.