holidays

The ball isn't the only thing about to drop at the end of the year; AAA reports gas prices will, too.

Can we expect a 'white Christmas' for the Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley area this year, or should we keep dreaming? Here are the odds.

Christmas is just around the corner, and it’s time to dive head first into the “holiday spirit” by attending one of these three upcoming weekend events.

Need some ecstatic plans to spruce up your weekend? Northern Colorado has three specific events that you can experience in order to make your weekend a little more thrilling.

A couple Colorado locations were named the 'best places to go' for Thanksgiving this year, which is fine, as long as they eventually leave.

I hope you are all working on your stomach stretches in preparation to eat your body weight in mashed potatoes, because Thanksgiving is right around the corner. While you are trying to “turkey trot” your way out of that extra holiday weight, you may as well shop these Thanksgiving essentials on Amazon to make this annual feast the best one yet.

Now that Halloween has passed, we can focus on the holiday that both children and adults wait all year long for – Christmas. I know for a fact that you all want to get ahead of the Christmas game and start your decorating early.

Your hometown's fireworks show is suddenly looking better.

Organizers have decided to cancel the St. Patrick's Day Parade, which has been a long-running tradition in Fort Collins for years.

The Lumineers have gotten into the holiday spirit with a cover of Willie Nelson's 1963 Christmas song, 'Pretty Paper.'

Weld Food Bank needs frozen turkeys! Thousands of them! The Food Bank’s partner agencies have requested 5,100 turkeys this year for families in need.

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.