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A call for respect, integrity and lawfulness in Loveland’s election season The fabric of democracy is interwoven with respect for freedom of speech and the lawful conduct of citizens. Unfortunately, in Loveland, the spirit of fair play is fraying at the edges, with multiple campaign signs/yard signs belonging to Don Overcash and John Fogle disappearing. […]

I am calling on all of you candidates for mayor and City Council to publicly denounce the stealing of large roadway signs and yard signs that is taking place, with increasing frequency, on Colo. 34 and from homeowners’ properties. Don Overcash and John Fogle already have filed multiple police reports regarding this reprehensible theft. Why are they being targeted?

A look back at 10, 25, 50 and 120 years ago in Loveland-area news, from the archives of the Loveland Reporter-Herald.

Loveland City Council on Tuesday approved updates to the municipal code that address abandoned property and unsanitary conduct.

I really appreciate the article in the Loveland Reporter-Herald about climate change recently. If we move away from fossil fuels we stop producing more carbon in our atmosphere, but it doesn't remove the existing carbon. The only thing that does that is growing more vegetation, allowing more fields instead of development, and allowing more trees. A mature tree can give off anywhere between 26 and 100 gallons of water per day, based on its size and age. Planting new trees will take decades t...

By the end of the year, all Loveland residents will have access to internet, phone and TV services through Pulse, the city-owned broadband network that launched five years ago. But the need for reliable communication doesn’t stop at the city limits, said Pulse Fiber Manager Brieanna Reed-Harmel.

Loveland City Council unanimously approved a business assistance agreement that will bring a Bass Pro Shop to the city.

Election season is heating up in Loveland, and the 2023 ballot is filling up quickly. With less than a week to go until the deadline to file for candidacy, here is what voters can expect to see in November.

The city of Loveland's 2024 budget process has been complicated by the prospect of impacts from at least two ballot measures in the upcoming November election.

With the growing risk of wildfires and costs for fire fighting equipment rising rapidly, the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority is facing budgetary challenges in the coming years. But relief could be on the horizon, after City Council on Tuesday approved a ballot measure that will ask Loveland voters for a .37% tax increase dedicated to […]