Jocelyn Rowley

Loveland council to weigh camping ban changes

August 5, 2025 at 9:11 a.m.

Loveland City Council will return on Tuesday with a hefty agenda that includes the controversial Centerra South urban renewal plan, the city鈥檚 three-year-old unauthorized encampment ban and additional residency restrictions...

Kalina Middleton speaks during public comment at City Council Tuesday, April 1, 2025, about Councilor Erin Black after she was captured on camera in a confrontation at a public park. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald).

Loveland City Council calls for member鈥檚 resignation after viral video

April 21, 2025 at 9:49 p.m.

Erin Black was still a member of Loveland City Council after Tuesday鈥檚 meeting, but it was without the support of most of her colleagues.

A view of the Big Thompson River Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2024, from the city’s new Wild Natural Area in west Loveland. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald)

Loveland鈥檚 new Wild Natural Area to open on Friday

February 26, 2025 at 12:09 p.m.

The site features a trail with access to the Big Thompson River and opportunities for hiking, fishing and viewing wildlife.

Mark Lundeen touches the tie on a sculpture of President Donald Trump Tuesday outside the Lundeen Sculpture studio where they're finishing the sculpture in downtown Loveland. Mark, his brother George Lundeen and Joey Bainer worked together to create the commissioned piece. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald)

Lundeen Sculpture in Loveland creates bronze Trump statue

February 7, 2025 at 12:46 p.m.

Piece funded by Anthony Constantino destined for Trump golf resort in Florida.

Edgar Morales, manager of Oak + Maple Whiskey & Waffle Co., introduces customers to the venue鈥檚 extensive lineup of craft-distilled spirits on Monday, including signature bourbons and flavored whiskeys, at the newly opened downtown Loveland location. (Jocelyn Rowley/Loveland Reporter-Herald)

Oak + Maple brings a tasty combination to downtown Loveland

December 31, 2024 at 9:06 a.m.

The restaurant opened its doors on Dec 21, offering craft-distilled spirits paired with a unique menu of waffle-based comfort food.

Tony DuMosch poses for a photo at Dwayne Webster Veterans Park in Loveland on Thursday. DuMosch, a retired member of the Navy and the person who looks after the veterans memorial in the background, placed the 141 bricks on the pathway leading to the memorial to immortalize the local soldiers who put their lives on the line during World War I. DuMosch is known for helping and honoring veterans for decades in Loveland. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald)

Final mission: Terminally ill veteran works to complete Loveland memorial

November 10, 2024 at 7:55 a.m.

After two decades of documenting, preserving and celebrating Loveland鈥檚 military service, Tony DuMosch has one more project on his to-do list.

LOVELAND, CO – AUGUST 7, 2024: Former City Councilor Dave Clark, left, drops off petitions to interim City Clerk Angie Sprang, right, Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2024, in City Council chambers. The petitions are to recall Ward 1 representative Troy Krenning. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald)

Loveland recall over Centerra South, leadership dismissals gets needed signatures

August 8, 2024 at 10:57 a.m.

The first City Council recall in nearly 30 years could be heading for Loveland ballots this November.

LOVELAND, CO – MARCH 29, 2024: Attorneys John Zakhem, center, and Christopher Gregory, right, listen to public comment Friday, March 29, 2024, during a city council meeting in Loveland. Zakhem was hired to represent some city councilors and former councilors for various city code, city charter and open meeting laws violations. Gregory was hired by the city as special counsel to invesitgate the allegations. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald)

Loveland City Council charter violation battle heats up

April 3, 2024 at 11:17 a.m.

Loveland City Council voted on Friday to hire a special prosecutor to take on a case involving four Loveland City councilors accused of violating the charter guidelines on open meetings.

Jake Gargano, right, and his wife, Megan Gunter talk Thursday, Jan. 11, 2024, about the changes they plan to make to the spcae where they will open their new restaurant, Big Fork, at 434 N. Garifle Ave. in Loveland. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald)

Big Fork eatery coming to downtown Loveland

January 14, 2024 at 2:15 p.m.

Jake Gargano and Megan Gunter, the duo behind the Fork Yeah! food truck and Big Fork grill, are planning a late spring opening for a new hangout in the former...

An engineer adjusts switches Wednesday afternoon so a train leaving the Great Western Railway yard can cross Monroe Avenue just south of East 11th Street. The Federal Railroad Commission is asking for public input until July 5 on train horn noise. The city of Loveland is also applying for a federal grant to create a quiet zone for its trains on BNSF tracks.

Front Range Passenger Rail books a stop in Loveland

January 8, 2024 at 8:36 p.m.

An inter-city rail service connecting stops along Colorado's Front Range could be a reality in the next decade, Loveland's Transportation Advisory Board heard on Monday.

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