parks and wildlife

A bear is roaming where bears shouldn't be roaming...about 100 miles away from its natural habitat on the Colorado Plains.

The bears are waking up and one in particular found a tree he liked in a Fort Collins neighborhood.

A moose calf frolics through the snow, and it's adorable.

On the neighborhood-focused website, Nextdoor.com, there was a report of a hungry bear, who is stocking up for winter – and apparently taking notes from Winnie the Pooh, too.

Looking for some low cost fun this summer that will help your kids beat the heat? There are several community parks in Northern Colorado that have splash zones for your families to enjoy.

There are some amazing parks in the state of Colorado, but recently, Trip Advisor announced one of Colorado's parks as the #1 park in the U.S., and the #2 park in the World.

I have lived in Colorado for 10 years... but my family and I are new to Northern Colorado. So I have been enlisting the help of my listeners to help us get familiar with the area. Every week we're going to head out to some of the locations that you have suggested and we are going to document it here on my blog...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials have tranquillized a baby black bear after it was discovered at a home in southwest Fort Collins hiding underneath the patio.