Loveland

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across Colorado, county officials are taking action by enforcing heightened restrictions in their respective counties; In Larimer County, Level Red restrictions begin today (Nov. 24).

Bailey Hazelwood is third grade teacher at Loveland's Lincoln Elementary.

Loveland and Berthoud fire departments responded to an apartment fire near Downtown Loveland Monday morning.

You won't have to worry about social distancing in these homes.

Despite rising Covid numbers and a switch to 100% remote learning, the Loveland football team will be able to appear in the high school football playoffs.

The Larimer County Department of Health recorded 229 additional COVID cases on Thursday (Nov. 19) on its website. The county's cumulative total of cases now stands at 7,331 since the start of the pandemic.

Downtown Loveland's oldest coffee shop has decided to shutter due to a 'positive' test within their shop. They'll be missed during the Thanksgiving break.

The Larimer County Department of Health reported new COVID-19 cases, deaths and additional outbreaks to its cumulative tally on Wednesday (Nov. 18).

There's just something nostalgic about seeing anything with the Coca-Cola logo on it. This old package van even comes with a little trailer to carry... Coke.

Larimer County reported 61 additional COVID-19 cases on Tuesday (Nov. 17), which has resulted in another rise in the county's cumulative tally since March.

Larimer County added 220 new cases to its cumulative total on Sunday, pushing the total number of COVID-19 cases since March to 6,661.

Larimer County added 294 new cases to its cumulative total on Thursday, pushing the total number of confirmed and probable cases since March to 5,738.