| | | | Homeless shelter code change; lawsuit refiled
 Sophia Anaya, 7, uses a pink flamingo floating toy while cooling off
in the water at the swim beach at Lake Loveland in Tuesday. According to the city website, the swim beach will officially open this Saturday. Area residents may be looking for ways to stay cool for the rest of the week as temperatures in the 90s arrive. Read the forecast here. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald)
Good morning Loveland. Here are the links to some of the Reporter-Herald's stories today. Jackie Hutchins, Loveland Reporter-Herald assistant editor | | | | Loveland City Council approved a new addition for the city’s development code that defines homeless shelters and sets land use standards. | | | | | Two lawsuits involving members of Loveland City Council were filed in district court on Tuesday, after being dismissed from municipal court in April. | | | | | Loveland residents will have another opportunity to share their feedback about proposed updates to oil and gas regulations at an open house on Thursday. | | | | | Judge Daniel McDonald sentenced Samuel Strait to 25 years in prison for the distribution charge as well as three years for the motor vehicle theft charge. McDonald also revoked the deferred sentence in the 2022 assault and menacing case and sentenced him to three years in DOC for the menacing charge and 24 months in the county jail for the assault charge. All cases will run concurrently and will reflect 523 days of credit for time served. | | | | | Ayla Osterloth, 19, appeared before 8th Judicial District Court Judge Sarah Cure Tuesday morning where she pleaded guilty to an amended count of attempted second-degree murder, a class 3 felony. Her other charges — which include two counts of attempted first-degree murder, a class 2 felony, and four sentence enhancers including one for violent crime causing serious bodily injury and three of violent crime with the use of a weapon — will be dismissed in the agreement. | | | | | Larimer County Commissioners approved a $1 million grant Tuesday to help Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity purchase nine lots for future affordable housing. | | | | | A boy was at a playground near Stanley Park around 1:30 p.m. Monday when a cow elk charged and stomped on him multiple times. | | | | | The seeds for a strong senior season for Berthoud golfer Brooklyn Tychsen were planted the spring of her junior year. | | | | | The 55 & Better Senior Expo will take place at 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday, June 12, at the Chilson Senior Center, and Kids on the Plaza returns for the summer on Wednesdays at Foundry Plaza, starting June 12. | | | | | All Elite Wrestling will be at Blue Arena on Wednesday evening, LoCo Comedy Loading Dock Laughs will be at Loveland Aleworks, and Kevin Cook will give his monthly nature talk at the Loveland Public Library. | | | | | Daily Record for May 31-June 4, 2024. | | | | | Wednesday is expected to be sunny and breezy, with a high near 92 and wind gusts as high as 24 mph, according to the National Weather Service. The overnight low will be near 57. Winds could gust as high as 22 mph. | | | | | Law and order? How ironic that the party of law and order, supposedly, is going out and disparaging our justice system, which is supposed to be an equal and independent branch of government, and saying it’s somehow corrupt, because the guy they previously referred to as a liar and a con man, quite accurately, and […] | | | | | Struggling with a friend’s alcohol relapse and lies? Ask Amy advises on how to approach the situation with compassion and honesty, while respecting confidentiality and offering support. | | | |
