There is a flash flood warning for North Larimer County, meaning that flooding is imminent or occurring. The warning is in effect until 4:48 p.m. The area includes, but is not limited to, the Buckhorn mountain are. Residents along streams and creeks are encouraged to seek higher ground immediately. Follow Collegian for more information as it [...]
There is a flash flood warning for North Larimer County, meaning that flooding is imminent or occurring. The warning is in effect until 4:48 p.m.
The area includes, but is not limited to, the Buckhorn mountain are.
Residents along streams and creeks are encouraged to seek higher ground immediately.
Follow Collegian for more information as it becomes available.
UPDATE: May 9, 1:45 p.m. According to a press release from Fort Collins Police Services sent at approximately 1 p.m., the investigation into the April 27-28, 2013 parties in the Summerhill neighborhood that deteriorated into riotous conditions is continuing. Fort Collins police have seven pictures of persons of interest believed to have been involved in [...]
Update 6:30 a.m. According to CSU’s Public Safety Team, the university is open and operating on a normal schedule. While open, according to an email sent campus-wide around 5:30 a.m., the Public Safety Team asks for people to use their own judgement on whether it is safe to drive to campus. – Snow day or [...]
Two RamRide volunteers in the same car were pulled over on suspicion of DUI and the driver was arrested Friday at approximately 2 a.m. by CSUPD while operating a RamRide vehicle, according to a spokesperson for the Associated Students of CSU. The car’s passenger-side navigator was issued a ticket and let free, the spokesperson added. [...]
Fort Collins Mayor Karen Weitkunat said in a press release Wednesday evening that she intends to run for reelection –– and oversee a changing relationship with CSU during her second term in office should the city’s voters grant her the opportunity. “I think it’s only going to get stronger,” she said in a phone interview [...]
By Austin Briggs, Sean Meeds and Kate Simmons The Rocky Mountain Collegian 9:37 p.m. After years of campus departments and faculty issuing informal certificates, Colorado State University recently received clarification from the Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) about rules surrounding use of the term ‘certificate.’ Ian Macgillivray, assistant deputy director for academic affairs at [...]
Poudre Fire Authority dispatch confirms that 10 units were sent to W Elizabeth Street and City Park Avenue responding to reports of smoke Tuesday night. Officials would not release more information, insisting further details come from public information officers potentially as soon as tomorrow morning. Developing. Stay with the Collegian as the story develops. Send us your [...]
The Denver Post is reporting that Bill Ritter, director of the Center for the New Energy Economy and Senior Scholar within CSU’s School of Global Environmental Sustainability, is being considered by the White House to be the next energy secretary. “It’s a crucial time for the country to focus on energy policy among the other [...]
Monday, December 10, 2012 — Today Governor John Hickenlooper signed an Executive Order, making an “official declaration of the vote” related to Amendment 64, formalizing it as a part of the state Constitution. The Executive Order recognizing the amendment officially makes the personal possession, use and limited home-growing of marijuana legal for adults 21 and [...]