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A lawsuit filed by Loveland resident Bill Jensen aimed at overturning City Council's Centerra South decision has been dismissed by a district judge.

At its final study session of the month, Loveland City Council will get an update on the effort to save the Great Western depots, hear a presentation from the affordable housing task force and discuss proposed changes to city's metro district rules.

Loveland City Council voted to approve separation agreements with City Attorney Moses Garcia and Municipal Judge Geri Joneson on Tuesday, though one discussion was much friendlier than the other.

Loveland City Council will convene a study session on marijuana dispensaries before taking action on the issue.

Loveland City Council approved a request from Loveland Fire Rescue Authority for a $1.3 million contribution toward the purchase of a new engine and new truck.

After a tumultuous campaign season that included stolen candidate signs, over-the-top rhetoric and social media drama, Loveland voters cast their ballots for change in the 2023 City Council election.

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.

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.

Loveland property owners could be getting more tax relief, if a proposal by Councilor Dana Foley is adopted by City Council.