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Report: Man accused of threatening Longmont protesters with hatchets said, ‘All lives matter’

A man accused of taking out hatchet while confronting protesters Wednesday night in Longmont reportedly told the group "All lives matter," before pulling out the weapon.

Longmont police have identified and issued a warrant for a man accused of attacking another man with a machete Wednesday night.

Longmont police issued warrant for suspect in machete attack

The Boulder County Coroner's Office has identified the victim of a Longmont shooting who was found dead in a car Wednesday as Mathew Bond, 34, of Longmont.

Coroner identifies victim of Longmont shooting

Longmont's annual Sunrise Stampede race will be held again this year -- but virtually, due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, according to the Education Foundation for the St Vrain Valley.

Longmont’s Sunrise Stampede will be virtual this year

The annual Crayons to Calculators school supply drive for Boulder Valley and St. Vrain Valley students is asking for monetary donations only to buy wholesale supplies for the coming school year.

Crayons to Calculators school supply drive seeks donations

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High of 89 with a chance of afternoon storms today in Boulder

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Colorado coronavirus cases cross 27,000, as hospitalizations continue to fall

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Police: Man seriously injured in machete attack Wednesday in Longmont

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John Hickenlooper must testify Thursday, Denver judge rules

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Man arrested Wednesday after brandishing hatchet at Longmont protesters

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Two men shot in accidental gun firing Wednesday in Longmont

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MLB rejects 114-game schedule, threatens plan of about 50

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Longmont Public Safety Chief Mike Butler had hoped to retire in May, but the coronavirus pandemic delayed his plans.

Longmont public safety chief delays his retirement to July, due to coronavirus pandemic

Longmont Public Safety Chief Mike Butler had hoped to retire in May, but the coronavirus pandemic delayed his plans.

Entertainment

Photos: June 3, 2020 at Golden Ponds Park and Nature Area

Photos: June 3, 2020 at Golden Ponds Park and Nature Area

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Lifestyles

Here are some tips for how to avoid the crowds.

Lakes at Cherry Creek, Chatfield state parks reaching capacity even on weekdays

Here are some tips for how to avoid the crowds.

Opinion

In a 50-plus-minute press conference on April 22, two doctors who own and operate urgent care centers in California’s Central Valley told a Bakersfield, Calif., television station that they had analyzed more than 5,000 COVID-19 test results taken at their facilities and concluded, “emphatically,” that it was time to end the region’s stay-at-home orders and let businesses reopen.

Editorial: Trump tries to take a big, dumb bite out of the Twitter hand that feeds him

In a 50-plus-minute press conference on April 22, two doctors who own and operate urgent...

Outdoors

It was a truly moving ceremony.

PHOTOS: Seniors graduate on Copper Mountain chairlift, receive diplomas from an extended ski

It was a truly moving ceremony.

News

On Sunday, Colorado officially announced that Dorrell has been hired as the 27th full-time head football coach in program history.

CU Buffs officially announce Karl Dorrell as head football coach

On Sunday, Colorado officially announced that Dorrell has been hired as the 27th full-time head...