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A car chase turned into a drone-assisted manhunt Saturday morning in Northern Colorado. The Coloradoan reports Larimer County Sheriff’s Office deputies attempted a traffic stop at 3:30 a.m. near Harmony Road and Ziegler Road, but the driver did not stop, began eluding the law enforcement officers and drove east into...

Driven by an increase in the lodging sector, Estes Park sales tax collections for October of 2025 showed a 7.14% increase year over year, according to the town’s most recent report. As of October, sales tax collections for the year stood at just over $20.4 million, an increase of...

A deadly mountain lion encounter claims the life of a Fort Collins hiker. Here’s what hikers need to know to prevent attacks and respond safely.

While Coloradans enjoy supporting small businesses and dining at local eateries, there's something about a longtime favorite chain returning after so many years.

A pedestrian was killed while trying to cross a highway in Greeley on Monday.

After a rare and fatal mountain lion attack in Larimer County, there is renewed scrutiny on mountain lion behavior across Colorado. But, for many people living along the Front Range and foothills, encounters with wildlife are nothing new.

Tucked in the pine-scented foothills of Divide, Colorado—just west of Colorado Springs—you’ll find a wildlife experience that’s equal parts goosebumps and heart-tugs. The Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center isn’t a typical roadside animal park. Here, you don’t just snap a pic and move on. You connect, eye-to-eye, with wolves, coyotes, and foxes who’ve been given a second chance at life—and might even join them in a twilight howl.

If your dream weekend involves crisp alpine air, coffee by a mirror-still lake, and the whisper of lodgepole pines in the breeze, Baby Doe Campground might just be your new happy place. Tucked along the shores of sparkling Turquoise Lake near Leadville, Colorado, this no-frills forest getaway feels like something out of a vintage postcard—only better, because you’re in it.

If you’ve ever dreamed of sleeping in a haunted hotel—or simply crave crisp mountain air with a side of Victorian grandeur—then the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park is calling your name. Perched at 7,500 feet with front-row views of the Rocky Mountains, this century-old gem isn’t just a pretty face—it’s steeped in spooky lore, Hollywood fame, and high-altitude elegance.

If you're craving a getaway where nature does the talking and your morning coffee comes with river views, make your way to Dolores River RV Resort by Rjourney. Tucked along the scenic banks of the Dolores River in Colorado’s southwest corner, this easygoing oasis is the kind of place that makes time slow down in the best possible way.