Longmont City Council refers 26-acre property to annexation review process
The land is currently zoned for agriculture in unincorporated Boulder County.
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Longmont plans to add new jobs, eliminate others from 2025 budget
Longmont plans to add 18 new full-time equivalent positions to the city's employee roster next year.
In-N-Out Burger eyes Longmont location
Although not a done deal, In-N-Out Burger plans to open a restaurant in Longmont, a company spokesperson confirmed in an email Friday.
Longmont officials give green light to microtransit program
Residents will be able to call for an in-town shuttle in the near future 鈥� similar to calling an Uber 鈥� after Longmont officials Tuesday approved an agreement with RTD...
Firestone approves Thornton water pipeline infrastructure plan
Firestone officials approved a plan for Thornton to construct a piece of its roughly 70-mile-long water pipeline through the town's right-of-way earlier this week.
Parkway Food Hall eyes May opening in Longmont聽聽
Parkway Food Hall, a 16,000-square-foot facility featuring eight dining concepts, a full bar and several other amenities, plans to open in Longmont this May.
“Recipe for disaster”: Residents concerned about 17th Avenue and Airport Road intersection
On the first day of school this year, Kristen Epstein witnessed a little girl on her bike almost get hit by a car at the intersection of 17th Avenue and...
2013 flood: 10 years later, Longmont “far more resilient”
鈥淲e鈥檙e far more resilient now than we were in 2013, both from an infrastructure (perspective) but also the social side of things.鈥� - Dale Rademacher, former Longmont deputy city manager
Lamplighter Motel condemned due to meth contamination聽
The Lamplighter Motel in Longmont has been condemned due to methamphetamine contamination, a city official confirmed in an email Friday.
Autistic 13-year-old boy abandoned at Longmont hospital for several weeks聽
A 13-year-old boy with autism spectrum disorder was abandoned by his father at UCHealth Longs Peak emergency department for several weeks and received little to no help from state and...