Loveland

Not only will Loveland, Colorado, be getting its first rage room, but it will also be a nightclub.

After nearly two years in business, a small Italian restaurant that was take-out and delivery only, is having to shut down.

For a total of $40 this summer in Loveland, you could be seeing some of the greatest movies going back as far as 100 years

It's hard to walk around Downtown Loveland and not notice the construction going on just off this particular corner.

We all know at least one person that has a tattoo; a lot of those people have several tattoos; once you get your fist tattoo, it's hard to resist getting more.

Many fun nights of parties, line dancing, trivia, live bands and more had happened at this place on the north side of town.

The café resides in a piece of not only Loveland, but Northern Colorado's history. It's comfortable and bright, and worth your initial worry of "is this the right place?'

I'm guessing that many others, who also grew up in Loveland, are feeling at least a little bit of how I see things. Let's take a look at what we know.

The idea of the shelter has upset many Lovelanders, but it will be there, regardless.

A new place for Mexican dishes has opened in a location that has had three other restaurants failing to succeed.