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According to public campaign finance reports, the 13 candidates for Loveland City Council in the upcoming municipal election have raised more than $82,000 from individual donations.

I wholeheartedly endorse Kat McManus for City Council in Ward 2. Kat embodies a true spirit of community service, while actively addressing critical issues with unwavering dedication. Their involvement includes town hall meetings, community clean-ups and collaboration with local organizations setting a commendable example for community engagement.

The Loveland City Council has directed City Manager Steve Adams to “strongly consider” abandoning work on rezoning, overlay zoning or any other public process regarding properties in the area of Sixth Street and Douglas Avenue in west Loveland until a specific proposal is advanced by a property owner in the area.

“Rally for our Kids” highlighted potential cuts to programs and services for families if voters approve a grocery tax measure.

Letter writers make Loveland City Council, mayor and school board candidate endorsements.

John Fogle, Loveland's longest serving City Councilor, is seeking a fourth term this November.

Loveland resident Erin Black, a member of the city's Community Trust Commission, is challenging John Fogle for the Ward 3 seat on City Council.

On Thursday, the Loveland City Attorney’s office posted court filings from a 2021 defamation lawsuit filed by Mayor Jacki Marsh against City Councilor John Fogle.

For the second time in four days, candidates for Loveland City Council gathered on Thursday to share their thoughts on the issues of the day at a fast-paced candidate forum hosted by the Larimer County League of Women Voters. Before a standing-room-only crowd at City Council chambers, candidates answered queries from the audience on topics […]

The Loveland City Council discussed budget cuts that city officials say would follow passage of a measure to eliminate sales tax on food for home consumption.