2013 Colorado Flood

This experience is a ton of fun for all ages.

Because anything is possible here, apparently. Today is the Front Range's latest 'last snow' in the last decade, but it could be worse, because it has been worse.

The project on US Highway 34 through the Big Thompson Canyon is almost completed. Last May’s reopening of the canyon marked the end of all long-term closures.

Five years after the historic flood of 2013 destroyed Riverside Park in Evans, it will re-open this week "as a symbol of recovery and resiliency for the City".

More than three years after floods swept through the town of Glen Haven, efforts are now underway to rebuild the Town Hall. They could sure use your help.

The floods of 2013 are still visible in many places. CDOT has finally begun permanent construction on Hwy 34 between Greeley and Kersey to include a new road and bridge

Several families in Glen Haven will have to pay back FEMA money they used to make repairs in from last fall’s devastating flooding because of their Home Owner’s Association policy.

Residents of Glen Haven, Colorado, may have to give back money they received from FEMA to fix a road to their homes. Officials met with residents on Wednesday, October 1; the outcome was not good.

I'm all about silver linings. But when so much of our community was flooded last year, it was hard to find the bright side. Until now, that is.

The annual Christmas Boutique & Pictures with Santa benefit is an event put on by Zac's Legacy Foundation. But this year they are going further by helping the kids in Evans.

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Before the government shutdown, Colorado senators had proposed bills to raise the spending limit on emergency road repair, in order to get the state back on track after the flood. Unfortunately, those bills weren't picked up. But then...