A man who took a deal and pleaded guilty last year to killing his neighbors’ cattle in Larimer County, causing over $30,000 in losses, was sentenced Friday to less than a month in jail.

The Larimer County Sheriff's office, Fort Collins and Loveland police issued statements saying they do not enforce federal immigration laws.

A Larimer County man who admitted to shooting and killing cattle belonging to his neighbors near Masonville has been sentenced to jail and probation.

After the victim of a 2024 home invasion and assault begged the community for help, a tip led to the arrest of a teenager in connection with the case.

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Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters has asked a federal court to allow her to bail out of jail while her case is being ...

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Michael Hester will face a probationary sentence and serve a brief stint in the Larimer County Jail for shooting and killing ...

A Larimer County man who admitted to shooting and killing cattle belonging to his neighbors west of Fort Collins has been sentenced to jail and probation. Michael Hester, 37, was sentenced Friday ...