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Local Longmont News from the Longmont Ledger

• Will We Have Enough Water for 2026? Longmont Water & Conservation Report — February 2026
• Water Advisory Board — January 2026: Uranium in Chimney Hollow, Water Shortage Planning
• Longmont Weather Report – January 29 – February 5, 2026, Snowpack & Drought
• Longmont All-Star Jazz Band and Longmont Performing Arts Center Announce Community-Focused Partnership Beginning in 2026
• Longmont’s Municipal Fiber Optic Internet Keeps Beating Big ISPs — and It’s Not an Accident

Latest Headlines from Colorado Newsline

• In bid for voter data, Trump’s DOJ lays groundwork to undermine confidence in midterms
  March 16
  The U.S. Department of Justice has begun connecting its push to obtain sensitive personal data on millions of voters to whether […]
• Rhetoric versus reality: Facts about the abortion pill
  March 16
  As telehealth access to abortion medication has grown in the years after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, anti-abortion groups and […]
• Federal funding cuts shift state budgets
  March 16
  A perfect storm has arrived on the ledgers of many state budgets, bearing down on the people who often need help […]
• Our electric grid is our future
  March 16
  Much ink has been spilled discussing Xcel Energy’s reliability and the price of electricity – which is a basic human need, […]
• A fundamental right to know heads to the Colorado ballot
  March 15
  Democrats in the Colorado Legislature have taken steps every year to erode transparency around what they do. But voters this year […]
• Homeland Security repair job awaits Trump’s next pick, Oklahoma’s Mullin
  March 14
  WASHINGTON — If Oklahoma GOP Sen. Markwayne Mullin is confirmed by the Senate to lead the Department of Homeland Security, he […]
• Trump administration says Jeffco’s transgender-inclusive school policies violate Title IX
  March 13
  The Trump administration says several Jeffco Public Schools policies accommodating transgender students violate Title IX.  The U.S. Department of Education initiated […]
• Six more US troops killed in Iran war, in crash of refueling aircraft
  March 13
  WASHINGTON — The Department of Defense announced Friday that six more American troops have died as a result of the war […]
• Colorado’s constitutional convention adjourned 150 years ago this week
  March 13
  Temperatures in Denver hit 61 degrees on March 13, 1876, and that night the first rain of the year fell, though […]
• Colorado bill would eliminate credit card swipe fees on sales tax to save revenue for businesses
  March 12
  A Colorado bill to limit how much businesses pay credit card companies in swipe fees passed its first state Senate committee […]