September 2025 – Loveland Reporter-Herald
Loveland Classical’s Antheney Herre continues strong season with Sweetheart victory | Loveland Reporter-Herald
Four months into her duties as president and CEO of the Longmont Economic Development Partnership, Kelly Jones Sage says her biggest surprise has been the mood of the community.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
Loveland Classical’s Antheney Herre continues strong season with Sweetheart victory | Loveland Reporter-Herald
This week’s game between Colorado and BYU has been billed as a rematch of the Alamo Bowl, but head coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes have much bigger concerns than exacting revenge on the 25th-…| Loveland Reporter-Herald
A scouting report of the Colorado Buffaloes and BYU Cougars ahead of Saturday’s game at Folsom Field in Boulder.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
BuffZone’s Brian Howell and Pat Rooney discuss the latest in CU sports, including the football team looking to win two in a row. The Buffs will host BYU on Saturday at Folsom Field (8:15 p.m.…| Loveland Reporter-Herald
Jesika Hopkins flew into the air like a homing missile, intercepting Gianna Schmidt’s pass as though it was effortless.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
A Mexican restaurant in Frisco said it was the focus of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation in Summit County on Tuesday and had items seized by agents under a search warrant.| FOX31 Denver
For the second day in a row, the Colorado football program found some success in recruiting. On Wednesday, CU and head coach Deion Sanders landed a verbal commitment from three-star receiver Christ…| Loveland Reporter-Herald
Day one brought a very welcome nugget of good news for the Colorado Buffaloes. Bangot Dak is back.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
BuffZone’s Brian Howell is joined by Adam Munsterteiger of BuffStampede to talk about the Colorado Buffaloes’ receivers, quarterback Kaidon Salter and a pair of new high school players …| Loveland Reporter-Herald
In 1785 what was then the forerunner of what we know as “Congress” today passed the Northwest Ordinance Act. It was a complex law but a seminal feature allowed granting federal land to new states. …| Loveland Reporter-Herald
“This groundbreaking sends a clear message: Greeley is ready to compete not just locally but on a regional and national stage,” Mayor John Gates said.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
A new era of recycling is coming to Colorado—now’s our chance to protect responsible recycling statewide. Protecting Colorado’s Producer Responsibility Law from Greenwashing Thanks to the Producer Responsibility for Packaging and Paper Products Act (HB22-1355), passed in 2022, companies that sell products in packaging and paper will begin funding Colorado’s recycling system in 2026. This […] The post Getting Recycling Right for All Coloradans appeared first on Eco-Cycle.| Eco-Cycle
Act Now: Cut Toxic Chemicals from Packaging in Colorado| Eco-Cycle
While Democratic lawmakers in the majority are largely aligned on how to close the budget gap, there’s significantly less agreement on how to answer Gov. Jared Polis’ call to amend AI r…| The Denver Post
Incineration of plastic waste or the conversion of plastic waste to fuels—often referred to by ambiguous umbrella terms like “chemical recycling,” “advanced recycling,” and “molecular recycling”—is peddled as an advanced solution to the world’s growing plastic waste problem. Supporters promise that these processes convert plastic waste back into useful fuels or chemicals, closing the recycling […] The post Keeping Colorado Free of Waste Incineration appeared first on Eco-C...| Eco-Cycle
Learn more about the policies Eco-Cycle is currently championing at the state legislature! Colorado’s legislative session is here, which means Eco-Cycle’s Policy and Campaigns department is working hard to write, advocate for, and pass Zero Waste bills. Find highlights of upcoming legislation below! Needs Addressed by Colorado’s Producer Responsibility Policy Back in 2022, Eco-Cycle helped […] The post Your 2024 Zero Waste Policy Brief for Colorado appeared first on Eco-Cycle.| Eco-Cycle
The ever-increasing production and disposal of plastics is fueling a global crisis affecting every ecosystem and species on Earth. While there is a lot we as individuals can do to reduce our consumption of plastics, the real problem with plastics doesn’t start with the individual consumer—it begins with the overwhelming production of plastic! To make […] The post Reducing Plastic Use and Pollution in Colorado appeared first on Eco-Cycle.| Eco-Cycle
A Legislative Victory for Clean Compost in Colorado!| Eco-Cycle
A timeline of Colorado gun laws since the Aurora movie theater shooting | The Denver Post
COVID infection early in pandemic linked to higher risk of cancer death, CU study finds | The Denver Post
Small-scale chicken owners can sell up to 250 dozen eggs per month, as long as they meet state requirements.| The Denver Post
Boulderites saw temperature max out at 79 degrees yesterday, 23 degrees cooler than the hottest town in the state.| Boulder Daily Camera
Kay Sharon turned 95 in February, and told her family she knew what she wanted to do to celebrate: jump out of a plane.| Longmont Times-Call
Bomb threat on Frontier flight at DIA under investigation by FBI | The Denver Post
Police in rural Colorado plowed into a suspect who had his hands up. The undersheriff who gave the command has since been promoted. | The Denver Post
Boulder Fire Rescue responded to a downed paraglider in Foothills Park on Friday morning.| Longmont Times-Call
We profiled two farmers market vendors you just might meet: Minoru Farms and Schlop Stop.| Greeley Tribune
At 9:44 a.m. Thursday, police took a report of a fraud in the 2600 block of Beech Circle.| Longmont Times-Call
Longmont police arrested a man Tuesday, saying he sexually assaulted a child over the course of five months.| Longmont Times-Call
Longmont should see cloudy, rainy highs in the high-80s today, according to the National Weather Service.| Longmont Times-Call
Colorado Legislation in 2025 That Will Move the State Closer to Zero Waste| Eco-Cycle
How Composting Can Dig Us Out of the Landfill Methane Crisis| Eco-Cycle
Looking back to the origins of Earth Day fifty-five years ago, Eco-Cycle reflects on recycling then vs. now, and looks toward a future when Colorado’s EPR laws are in full effect, additional Producer Responsibility organizations abound, and the proposed battery stewardship bill gets a recharge. On April 22, 1970, twenty million Americans took to the […] The post Strengthening Recycling for a Healthier People and Planet appeared first on Eco-Cycle.| Eco-Cycle
Colorado’s Landmark Producer Responsibility Laws: What They Mean for Recycling and Zero Waste in the State| Eco-Cycle
Wildlife rescuers at Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center want to reassure residents that most area wildlife are OK after the weekend cold snap.| Boulder Daily Camera
