PARK COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) - A contract was finalized Friday, Feb. 14, for Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to acquire a 120-acre property in Park County to be Colorado's newest State Wildlife Area.

Deputies say numerous other neglected livestock animals were found on the property and taken into protective care.

Noah Saldo, the previous city clerk, will be filling in the role after Stuart Turille Jr. resigned at the Board of Alderman meeting on Feb. 13.

The goal is to create a more easily accessible community by using enhanced trails, sidewalks, bike lanes, and roadways.

If the vandalism continues, WDFW police said they would need to restrict trails to the public due to the safety hazard.

With the assistance of a contracted aircraft and a capture crew, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife says that ...

Tests have found a deer acting strangely in the Philpsburg area in January did not have chronic wasting disease.

Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) of the United States selects an emergency medical technician, law enforcement officer, ...

An alligator that wandered into a family's backyard was shooed by the resident - using a broom. The reptile found itself an unwelcome guest in the Pirates Cove subdivision near Mile Marker 98 in Key ...

Rescuers saved a 67-year-old Ridgefield man from potentially fatal conditions Friday at Coldwater Lake, 7 miles northwest of Mount St. Helens.

Multiple Florida boaters over the last few years say they were mistakenly arrested after performing poorly on a series of ...