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The Reporter-Herald will be running a series of stories over the next several days looking back on some of the most newsworthy events of 2023. Loveland City Council has certainly seen its share of contentious debates over the years, but few match the deliberations over the Centerra South urban renewal plan in duration, impact or […]

Members of Loveland City Council are crying foul over an undisclosed meeting between Mayor Jacki Marsh and representatives from McWhinney Real Estate about a potential development deal.

In November the ​city of Loveland received a​ letter of ​intent to give the Great Western Depots to the ​city of Loveland for preservation.  This will allow fundraising by the Save the Great Western Depots Committee to continue for the next phase.

Two of Loveland’s top officials still had jobs at the end of Tuesday’s City Council special meeting, but neither City Manager Steve Adams and City Attorney Moses Garcia came away from their annual performance evaluations unscathed.

After nearly five hours of presentation, comment and discussion, Loveland City Council on Tuesday rejected a request from Fort Collins-based developer Black Timber Builders to annex 171 acres on the northern outskirts of the city for medium-density housing.

Long-delayed renovations to the Pulliam Community Building will begin next month, after Loveland City Council voted to approve a construction contract to complete the final phase.

Loveland Habitat for Humanity held a dedication ceremony on Thursday for the first new homeowners in the Grace Gardens subdivision.

Loveland City Council voted to impose a six-month moratorium on oil and gas development in Loveland, but it will not apply to a project currently under review.

Faced with the threat of a breach-of-contract lawsuit but bolstered by Loveland voters’ resounding message in the Nov. 7 municipal election, the Loveland City Council on Tuesday rescinded its approval of plans designed to help finance a $1 billion mixed-use project on farmland on the city’s eastern edge.

<em>Editor’s note: This story has been updated.</em>