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Man dies after falling off paddleboard at Carter Lake
A man who was paddleboarding died over the weekend in Larimer County. It happened on Saturday afternoon on Carter Lake, located west of Berthoud.Officials from the Larimer County Sheriff's Office said a witness reported that the man wasn't wearing a life jacket. The witness saw the man fall into the water and said he didn't resurface.Divers first tried to locate him using sonar. Then, a few hours later, first responders searched the area where the man was last seen and found him. The man's identity hasn't been released. Anyone who might be able help investigators with determining the circumstances surrounding the man's death is asked to call the Larimer County investigator Matthew Koyn at (970) 498-7408. The situation was one of several in the county on Saturday where sheriff's deputies responded to "water emergency calls involving paddleboarders." "Weather conditions can go from calm to chaos quickly this time of year. Having safety gear on your boat or board is crucial to preventing tragedy. Our hearts are with everyone grieving this heartbreaking loss," said Larimer County Sheriff's Capt. Bobby Moll in a prepared statement.
Rabid Bat Found in Pioneer Park
Larimer County, CO — The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment is alerting residents that a rabid bat was found Tuesday (8/13/2024) in Pioneer Park, which is located at the intersection of Indiana Avenue and E. Second Street in Berthoud. The bat was found under a tree in the park by a passerby who notified the Town of Berthoud’s Neighborhood Services Officer. The bat was tested and results received Thursday confirmed the bat was positive for rabies.
National Night Out: First responders recount stories of recent wildfires
Residents of Niwot and surrounding communities had a special opportunity this year at the National Night Out event on Tuesday, Aug. 4. A number of the first responders present had been at the scenes of the Alexander Mountain and Stone Canyon Fires in Boulder and Larimer counties, which had only recently been brought under control. The stories the responders shared kept some of the event attendees wide-eyed at the courage and commitment of those who protect our region.
This Week’s Larimer County Colorado’s Most Wanted: John Voboril
Northern Colorado law enforcement agencies work hard each day and night to keep our cities and towns safe. Whether they are assisting citizens or fighting crime, their jobs are anything but easy. One of their challenges is tracking down suspects on the Most Wanted list. The Larimer County Sheriff's Office...
Flash flood warnings issued for new, old burn areas in Larimer County
Thunderstorms rolling over Northern Colorado on Monday afternoon are triggering flash flood warnings over the Alexander Mountain and Cameron Peak Fire burn areas. The NoCo Alert map shows the locations of the flood warnings. ...
Flash flood warning issued for Alexander Mountain Fire burn scar
LOVELAND, Colo — The Alexander Mountain Fire burn scar in Larimer County was under a flash flood warning as heavy rain fell over the area Monday. The flash flood warning was in effect until 5:45 p.m. Monday. The National Weather Service said radar-indicated thunderstorms were producing heavy rain over the burn scar, including 0.2 to 0.3 inches of rain in one 15-minute period.
Here’s What Started the Alexander Mountain Fire in Larimer County
As of Friday, August 9, Larimer County's Alexander Mountain Fire remains at 91 percent containment with 9,668 acres burned. The Northern Colorado wildfire started on Monday, July 29, between 10:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. The Alexander Mountain Fire is one of the largest Colorado wildfires with nearly 10,000 acres burned....
The Alexander Mountain Fire is Nearly at Full Containment
A week and a half after the Alexander Mountain Fire started, the Larimer County Sheriff's Office informed the public that the Northern Colorado wildfire was almost fully contained. The Larimer County Sheriff's Office posted on Facebook on Thursday that the Alexander Mountain Fire efforts continue and the community recovery phase...
Police Blotter Aug. 5 – Aug. 11
Scam/Fraud: Levi Court—An unknown party with an Alabama phone number is running a Facebook scam involving selling horseboarding equipment using the reporting party’s address. Currently, one victim is out $600. Warrant Arrest x2/Unlawful Possession of Drug Paraphernalia: Highway 56—A vehicle was contacted after it was connected with an...
Deadline extended for 40 Under Forty nominations
The deadline to submit nominations for BizWest’s 2024 40 Under Forty recognition has been extended to Aug. 23. The awards celebrate 40 emerging young leaders who are shaping the future of Boulder County and Northern Colorado and making a mark on their communities through professional success and volunteer activities. Those chosen will be honored during a ceremony Oct. 24 at the Forge Event Center, 815 14th St. SW in Loveland. Registration to attend will open soon here.
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