Dave Jensen - Afternoons

As of mid-July of 2026, there was definitely something new happening in Downtown Loveland.

A small building where once folks in Loveland might stop in for financial advice, folks will now be stopping in for marijuana advice.

Near Red Rocks, about 20 miles southwest of Denver, is another rock formation venue, that only a small percentage of Coloradans have seen.

Loveland is a win for the city and for Northern Colorado.

Here's the chance to leave the chaos of the kids behind for one night; also, a chance for those who attended the water park as kids to relive those memories without feeling "out of place."

It's one of the most iconic cars in modern history: The DMC-12. Also known as Doc Brown's time machine, five of them were on hand at Totally 80's Pizza!

Colorado has thousands of restaurants and hundreds of music venues, but there's no place that matches up to the Jamestown Mercantile Cafe.

Of all the bars/restaurants/taverns in Colorado, one little bar in Downtown Loveland is known for selling the most Tullamore D.E.W. whiskey.

The near $20 million project will bring Windsor Middle School up to the standards of Ridgeline Middle School and Severance Middle School.

The Foote Lagoon in Downtown Loveland, at Civic Center Park, has a wonderful statue of a small band singing a song: 'I'd Love to Live in Loveland.'

I can tell you this: 205 4th Street looks completely different than past incarnations; it's bright, and feels very upbeat.

If there's one things that can get Coloradans "fired up" it's news of a data center coming to their community