Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 18th of March.
Good morning, Loveland.
Diesel prices topped $5 a gallon on Tuesday, the highest since December 2022, driven by global oil supply issues from the war in the Middle East.
Local trucking and construction companies in Loveland may face higher costs as fuel surcharges pass on to consumers.
Gov. Polis activated the state's Drought Task Force in response to a heat wave and low snowpack.
The team of state agency leaders will study drought conditions and report on water supply challenges across the region.
Colorado voters will decide in November on Initiative 109 (a measure that would require students to play sports based on their birth-assigned sex) after the measure was certified on Monday.
The measure, backed by Protect Kids Colorado, has sparked contrasting views on school sports fairness and safety.
Legislators introduced a wildlife overpass protection bill that would build more crossings on local roads to cut animal collisions by 90%.
Lawmakers say the measure is designed to improve safety for both animals and drivers.
Cat Fest Colorado-North
10 AM – 4 PM — The Ranch Events Complex — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate all things feline with adoption opportunities, kitten yoga, and a costume contest.
Cornhole Fundraiser for Veterans
10:30 AM – 4:30 PM — Crooked Beech Brewing Company — $50 per team — Bags, beers, and big impact for the Veteran Buddy System.
Colorado Eagles vs. Tucson Roadrunners Game Night
7:05-10:05 p.m. — Blue FCU Arena — Free admission for children under 2 — Enjoy an exciting hockey match with a team poster giveaway for fans.
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