colorado

Have you ever convinced yourself that you want to do something really bad only to realize it was a mistake? One dog learned this lesson the hard way.

Some people will just never learn. There's a recent video showing a Colorado woman trying to pet a moose. Fortunately, she was not injured by the obviously very unhappy animal.

It doesn't seem to matter how many times we tell the tourists and even some people who are native to our towns. DO NOT TOUCH THE WILD ANIMALS!

If you think our weather has been wacky this winter, wait until you see a snow squall that completely overwhelmed Colorado this week.

This is hard to watch. A video that originated on Facebook has led to a Colorado couple being charged after they were shown dragging a horse behind their truck.

The redneck part of me has great admiration of this. The largest firework ever was just shot off by our friends in Colorado and boy was it spectacular.

Imagine you have a tree stump in your yard. You could hire someone to get rid of it or you could allow this Colorado guy to turn it into a work of art with his chainsaw.

There's a new report that I have to admit surprised me more than a little bit. A major moving company has shared data that shows a lot more people are choosing to move to Wyoming than even Colorado.

I'm not sure if this is heartwarming or a very bad idea, but there's a new video that tells the story of a Colorado family who adopted a mule deer.

Drone technology has come a long way as far as their size and what exactly they are used for in recent years. But recently there have been some mysterious drones flying over parts of Colorado that have government agencies baffled as far as what they are doing.

Despite how you may feel about these massive snowstorms that we get, you have to admit that we get some stunning scenery after the snow is done falling. This is a great example from our neighbors in Colorado who took an early morning drive today and got some impressive footage.

This is a tale as old as time... THESE ARE WILD ANIMALS. Yes, it is cool to see them in their natural habitat but that doesn't mean that they are cuddly and that they won't hurt you unprovoked.