City Of Fort Collins

The City of Fort Collins will begin landscaping work at the new Mulberry Bridge in the next few weeks. It will most likely require some lane closures.

The upcoming second annual Chef Challenge For Children will allow local chef's to get creative using one required ingredient, Noosa Yoghurt.

A major renovation of the Edora Pool Ice Center in Fort Collins will close the pool beginning May 30. The facility’s two ice skating rinks will not be affected.

The Colorado Supreme Court unanimously struck down voter-approved fracking bans in Longmont and Fort Collins yesterday, calling them “invalid &unenforceable”.

Open Streets is back for it's third year in Fort Collins. These are great little street festivals to promote community, biking and walking.

Batteries, paint, medicine, light bulbs, automotive items and so many others, need to be considered hazardous waste and properly disposed of, not thrown in the dumpster.

City mayor and manager Wade Troxell and Darin Atteberry will be delivering an interactive state of the city presentation on Monday, Feb. 29, 2016 at the Lory Student Center Theater from 6-7 p.m.

Fort Collins has a rich history. There are number of things that have shaped it as a city. Todd chose the five dates that he believes had the most impact.

This Spring the Fort Collins Recreator is filled with fun things to try and learn. Registration begins this Thursday, February 18th at 7am.

Fort Collins has so many high rankings for health, innovation, businesses and now energy. This is a fantastic example of energy use, that other cities can follow.

Residents have spent all morning digging out their driveways and sidewalks only to realize they can't get their car to the main roads. Luckily, the City of Fort Collins has made a really kind decision.

Ten bison were released on the Soapstone Prairie Natural Area on Sunday; Nine females and one bull calf from the Laramie Foothills Bison Conservation Herd.