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Starbucks is closing locations, and some fear that their favorite location could be among them. Is your fear justified? Here is what you need to know.

Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the most beautiful national parks in America, but is it the most visited park in the country? How many people visited last year?

Fall and football vibes - are you listening to Colorado State Football get ready to bring home the W over Oregon State?

The weather is getting cooler, the grass isn't growing as fast, and the question is can you put the mower away for the season? If not yet, then when? Here is when you should mow for the final time this year.

If you like to eat, Colorado is a great state for you and here are the best foodie cities for you to check out.

Things you never thought you would enjoy all of a sudden start sounding really nice as you get older. Here are things you might enjoy now or will in the future as you age.

The toilet may seem gross, and it is, but it isn't the grossest part of your home. So what is and where should you start cleaning first?

Just when we got used to the 4th Street railroad crossing being back in business, BNSF is heading for another one on a road a whole lot of us drive every single day. If your commute to Fort Collins or your Walmart run takes you through north Loveland, you'll want to check the dates before you head out. We've got the closure details and a guess at where the detour traffic will pile up. What's your secret back road when the main drag is shut down?

A restaurant owner who'll buy back your meal if you don't like it? That's the kind of confidence that built a Colorado chain, and now it's headed our way. A familiar spot at The Promenade Shops at Centerra has been sitting quiet since early 2025, and it's about to get a new life with a name that has a sweet family story behind it. Get the full scoop on what's coming to Loveland and when. 🌮

What's the one thing you'd order first if you were sitting down at a brand new Mexican restaurant in Loveland?

On the side of Anvil Mountain above Silverton, there's a 16-foot, 12-ton marble statue carved from the same material Michelangelo used, overlooking almost the entire town. ⛰️ The Christ of the Mines Shrine was placed there in 1959 when the biggest mine in the county had just closed and the future of the community was uncertain. Shortly after, mining fortunes reversed. Many residents have never thought of it as a coincidence.