Susan Moore

Rescue workers found the body of a missing Estes Park man yesterday who officials believe died in an avalanche in Rocky Mountain National Park on Sunday. David Laurienti's body was found in the Upper Fay Lakes drainage on the north slope of Ypsilon Mountain. A search beg

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Black-Eyed Pea in Fort Collins is closing its doors after 25 years in the city. The restaurant at 4312 S. College Avenue lost its lease and is letting its customers know it will be gone within two wee

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A fast-moving grass fire broke out Monday morning in Cathy Fromme Prairie south of Fort Collins. The Poudre Fire Authority was called to the natural area just after 10 a.m. and had the blaze contained and under control with a half an hour

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Members who supported the fee said it would be a small step toward meeting the goals in the city’s’ Climate Action Plan’

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Fire strikes 's Fatso's Diner

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A 12-year-old from Denver won the 73rd annual Colorado State Spelling Bee over the weekend. The winner was Himanvi Kopuri, a 7th grader from Hamilton Middle School. She wins a trip to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D

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I had no idea how many sweet little children would be
mesmerized by seeing and touching a real live horse

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Adoptable Animals

Teddie

Need a laugh? Teddie is one goofy gal and she’s ready to cheer you up. She’s a 7-year-old, female Chow Chow mix that is just as playful as she is sweet. Classified as a “Goofball” in the Meet Your Match program, Teddie is a happy-go-lucky pooch looking for someone that likes to play and have fun

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The St. Patrick's Day Parade starts at 10 this Saturday morning in Old Town Fort Collins.

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It's likely the joy a parent feels seeing their child do well. I'm of course talking about a horse. Lyric was sired by my beloved stallion Kalypso. I was the first human she
met the morning she was born in 2004.  Lyric w

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Picture this: a wealthy city girl moves to a Western frontier town, circa 1910, to start a new life as a school teacher. It hooks you right from the beginning. Our incredibly beautiful and photogenic Colorado sounds PERFECT for this series and Hallmark tends to agree

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding antler collectors to avoid stressing out wildlife. Many collectors use antlers to create artwork, furniture and other goods. Although most are responsible, state wildlife officers occasionally receive reports of people on motorized vehicles chasing elk or deer herds in hopes of collecting a fresh pair of antlers dropped by a startled animal. Colora