Poudre Canyon

The staff at Mishawaka is taking their holiday spirit to the next level this year, wrapping up the venue like a present, both inside and out.

There was a rollover in the Poudre Canyon this week that involved a fracking tanker. At around 11 p.m. Thursday night, the tanker that was carrying fracking fluid crashed in the Poudre Park area. Currently, there is no information on how much of the fracking fluid was released from the tanker and if the fluid had made its way into the river...

The Poudre Canyon is a treasure. Show your support for the volunteer first responders in the canyon, by attending this event.

Work on Colorado Highway 14 (Poudre Canyon) is set to start next week, affecting traffic west of Ted’s Place. We will tell you what is being done and where.

Ever seen one?  Kind of looks like a bat mated with a spider. A friend found this on a hike in the Poudre Canyon this week.  A few of her Facebook friends claim it's either: An exoskeleton tarantula, or Just a very healthy-looking wolf spider. It is...

Can you imagine the stories that old ball could tell, after hanging up there for so long? Epic stories. A story is what it will take to WIN the old disco ball.

With so many homes and visitors, this area has seen a need to enhance emergency communications.

An 18-year-old Greeley man died Monday after the car he was riding in smashed into a tree in the Poudre Canyon. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

Mishawaka is a legendary music venue, restaurant and bar in the Poudre Canyon . We have pictures and the concert lineup for the rest of this summer.

Hang on tight, we're about to take you up the Poudre in this week's episode of Northern Colorado Offensive History. Welcome to the ghost town of Poudre City!

One of the most amazing things about living in Northern Colorado is having the ability to jump in the car without having to drive very far at all, and soon find yourself being surrounded by gorgeous scenery and landscapes, breathtaking views, and one heck of a peaceful escape.

This past weekend I went on an adventure up the Poudre Canyon to find a crashed B-17.