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A huge majority of the 7,000-plus survey responses from Larimer County residents opposed data centers. Technology is changing so quickly in data center operations, power needs and water supply demands, that Larimer County’s draft is less specific than others on technical issues. The proposed rules set a high bar for developers, but give them room to change how they get there.
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County clerks plan for things like wildfires and power outages every election. This year, some are also preparing for possible federal intervention.
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Four mobile home parks in Larimer County are being put up for sale in a large, multimillion-dollar transaction. Community members in at least one of these parks are working to buy the property themselves.
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The Larimer County Farmer’s Market recently held a poster art contest with one rule — no AI. But several people voiced concerns that some entries were AI-generated. Now organizers are sharing proof.
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Water swept through the canyon between Estes Park and Loveland in one of the deadliest disasters in Colorado history. We look back at the disaster and its aftermath.
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Today, the market hosts 130 vendors. The vast majority of those vendors, 91%, are from Larimer and Weld counties.
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The Larimer County Sheriff's Office says the person who sparked the Sedona Hills fire will not face charges.
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The Larimer County Sheriff's Office posted on Monday afternoon that people should leave the area immediately.
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The state was set to make child care more affordable for families with low incomes this summer. Now they could wait years for relief.
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Winter can be a lonely time of year, especially in Colorado’s rural mountain communities. Some towns have few places to meet up. But a food pantry in Red Feather Lakes is becoming a community hub.