Horsetooth Reservoir

Of all the wonders of our world, in Fort Collins we have the Horsetooth Reservoir, 50 reasons to love it.

Most of us learned how to fish as a young child but many children need a mentor. C.A.S.T. needs your help this year so they can help the kids.

We may have had a blast of May snow last week, but believe it or not, Horsetooth Reservoir is open for boating.

Who would make a boat out of concrete? Engineering students from Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico - That's who!

I really want to know what this is, and I really have no idea!  It is a fenced in area just north of Hughes Stadium (The place where the CSU Rams play half of their games), right up against the Foothills.

The 17th Annual Catch A Special Thrill at Horsetooth takes place Saturday morning. The day starts about 6:30 AM with boat inspections and if you don't have a fishing license or park pass, don't worry, you won't need one.

After the yard work is done (well mostly), the laundry is caught up (okay not quite all put away) and you have a day off of work, what do you do? Here's what we did!

Have you been to Horsetooth Reservoir lately?  The water level is the lowest I have seen it since they worked on the dam in 20o4.  According to the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District, Horsetooth Reservoir is at 36 percent of capacity and continuing to drop.

Larimer County Sheriff Justin Smith says Human remains have been found in the burned home of a person reported missing after the start of the massive High Park Fire west of Fort Collins. The remains are believed to be those of 62-year-old Linda Steadman. The High Park Fire is currently at 43,433 acres with some containment.

Larimer County has proposed some changes to annual vehicle and boating permits, so The Board of Larimer County Commissioners have scheduled a public hearing for tonight (Monday, June 11th) to get input on the proposed changes.