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know for monday, march 20th. donald trump making a push to avoid criminal charges. in the stormy daniels case, one of his allies will testify before a new york jury today, and this all comes as trump claimed that he will be arrested tomorrow but the timing of any potential indictment remains unclear. >> a lot more on that. and another roller coaster week for financial markets began as a major bank takeover is announced. swiss relagulators announced ub is buying credit suisse. asian and...

Loveland Classical School hosted its annual Graduation Parade, shepherding the first graduating class that began at the school as kindergartners onto their next steps.

Lauren Boebert, a devotee of the Make America Great Again movement and a strong supporter of Donald Trump, shared a campaign stage with Trump’s son Donald Trump Jr. in Loveland Thursday as the GOP primary election for the 4th Congressional District draws near.

The Thompson School District partnered with local charitable organizations to host a literacy night for students in the district’s early childhood education program, enticing them with free pizza and games while trying to instill a love of reading at the Stansberry Early Childhood Education facility Thursday evening.

The U.S. Congress is considering cutting $20 billion from conservation programs available to American farmers, and farmers and ranchers across the country, including northern Colorado, are coordinating to push legislators to change course.

Mountain View High School has debuted the Thompson School District musical season with “The SpongeBob Musical,” a humorous counterpoint to the drama department’s last show, “MacBeth.”

McKayley Lane, Miss Loveland Valentine 2024, trekked to the Colorado State Capitol Monday morning to lead the House of Representatives in the Pledge of Allegiance, meet delegates from Loveland, and share a brief chat with Gov. Jared Polis.

Unified basketball involves individuals with special needs and their peers playing on the same team, complete with a full crowd, pep band, announcer and cheerleaders. 

A new Doug’s Diner is coming to Loveland, but a complicated corporate structure and an existing Doug’s downtown with a loyal cadre of customers that often sees lines out the door has left some in town confused.

With New Year’s right around the corner, many will resolve to get back into shape in 2024.  But some have been on the path for some time, pursuing fitness goals, and intend to carry them forward into the new year.