Old Town Fort Collins

Downtown Fort Collins businesses appreciate the love from Wyoming visitors. That's why "307 Wyoming Appreciation Weekend" is happening Friday, October 14, through Sunday, October 16.

Fort Collins may be changing its concealed-carry law. As in, you could soon take that flask of vodka out from your inside pocket-- but only in certain places.

Big and super-awesome changes could be coming to the Aggie Theatre in Fort Collins, involving a rooftop bar and stage.

Our favorite photo booth - I mean, bar - is turning two, and they're doing it right with a party. Free cake and free beer if you show 'em your baby pic!

Take it from us; we've spent enough nights on the front line in Old Town. We put our local hangouts in terms we can relate to -- comparing them to guys we know.

I may have ducked out of the studio today to go get a personal tour of Fort Collins' new collaborative music space in Fort Collins -- and it is pretty amazing.

A safe way to bring your tiniest little ones trick-or-treating during the day is coming to Old Town Fort Collins.

We've all seen this high-rise complex of luxury condos towering over Fort Collins - you know, so they can look down on us plebs (and the rent is sky high, too).

Fort Collins' thriving food scene is about to expand (even more) with a super cool pop-up brunch and dinner concept in late August, giving up-and-coming chefs an opportunity to showcase their talent and passion for the culinary arts.

We hate this news, too. But don't worry - the Downtown Artery's new menu will not disappoint.

Fort Collins Police Services is seeking information about a suspect involved in an attempted sexual assault that happened last week.

Transients in Downtown Fort Collins will soon be pushed back closer to the Poudre River - or into Old Town - because a new restaurant is planned for Jefferson Park.