Per the Loveland City Schools website, all schools in the district will be closed on Tuesday February 3rd, 2026 due to a winter storm that is expected to impact travel during the day.

Loveland athletics saw big individual performances, tough team losses, and key wins as winter sports hit a pivotal stretch toward postseason

By Ronan Wolfer, student at Loveland High School The holiday everyone loves: Valentine’s Day. Love in every form is celebrated, and kindness is spread like a disease. Positivity is the focus, and the first hints of Spring emerge from their burrows. Many give loved ones gifts to celebrate their relationships. Despite the extreme commercialization of Valentine’s Day, it hasn’t always been roses, puppies, and boxes of chocolates. The first people to celebrate a version of Valent

By Zane Shrewsberry, Loveland High School Student On January 3rd, 2026, the United States conducted an operation in Caracas, Venezuela, dubbed “Operation Absolute Resolve.” The operation resulted in the destruction of Venezuela's air, naval, and ground assets, as well as the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.  The United States prepared for Operation Absolute Resolve for several months, building naval forces in the Caribbean and reactivating the retired Roosevelt

The Loveland City School District Board of Education voted Tuesday to move forward with an agreement that would transfer a 9.5-acre city-owned property next to Loveland High School to the school district.

Loveland sports stayed competitive this week as bowling took its first losses, basketball split games, swimming impressed, and state champ E

By Josie Shaffer, Loveland High School Student The United States continues to face a gun violence epidemic, infamously holding the title of having the highest rate of gun violence for a highly-developed country. In fact, more statistics from   thetrace.org , an investigative journalistic website dedicated to unpacking gun violence, revealed that while 2025 marked a milestone for the lowest rates of gun violence on record, over 40,000 people were still shot— more than 110 peop

After more than two years of planning and collaboration, Odin, a one-year-old German Shepherd, officially began his work as Loveland High School’s facility therapy dog in January.

It was a stellar first week of 2026 for our Loveland High School teams. Our Boy’s Bowling team remained undefeated and at the top of the ECC. The Girl’s Basketball team put a hurtin’ on Turpin, and Loveland Wrestling journeyed to Reading for a big tournament. As the calendar tuned into a new year, let’s check in on our student athletes as the returned to both school and to the courts, lanes, and mats. Boy’s Basketball The Boy’s Basketball squad went 2-0 last week with wins ov