teens

Early this past summer, I boycotted Facebook for awhile, because it just wasn't making me happy. I reflected, made some adjustments (to my account, mainly,) and now it's okay again. But what if we just left our phone the heck alone??

On Saturday, while a friend filmed him for YouTube, a young joker took a classic Casa Bonita-like dive into the aquarium off of a cliff 30 feet up. Splash!

Greeley's Library's are getting pretty competitive these days...

Colorado teens passionate about animals and curious about what it's like to be a zookeeper are invited to apply for the Denver Zoo's "Zoo Crew."

One Fort Collins resident is warning our community of a group of high school-age kids harassing them with obscene comments and spying on them with binoculars.

Colorado law currently allows those that are over the age of 21 to legally conceal carry firearms, but that could be changing for those under the age of 21 that serve in the military soon thanks to a bill backed by some Senators of Colorado.

For some, this is a very tame list. But for others, well...their parents will have a heart attack reading it. They're things that every rebellious teenager in Northern Colorado has done. (Concerned parents, take note.)

It is a dangerous place for a teen, our roadways, now, one area is doing what they can to help improve teen driver safety. If you have a teen driver, you need to know this.

There's a secret language that teens are using today via the internet and text that every parent should know It's much more than BRB and LOL, and much it you will find disturbing.

Time for another rant. This time I am tackling a huge pet peeve of mine, texting at dinner.

This may make me old to say but, I don't understand the youth of today. Apparently the new thing to do is to soak tampons in alcohol and...um... use them. The tampon holds about a shot of vodka and teens are resorting to this because not only does it enter the bloodstream faster, it also is a stronger buzz and it reduces the chance of vomiting from drinking too much. That being said, that is also

I saw this story a couple of days ago and laughed it off. Then I saw the actual tweets from the kids and I think that the horror and sadness finally sunk in(pun intended). They went and saw the re-release of 'Titanic' in 3D and then found out the movie was based on real events. How did they not know that the Titanic was a real ship? Do they not learn about it in school anymore? I remember we had a