Survey of the Day

Commuting is a stressful daily activity for much of the American workforce and it is not something most people enjoy doing. Now, with the growth of even small cities, you may have to commute to work in the same city you live in. But it may be worse for you than you thought, since several factors involved in commuting contribute to poor health. How far do you commute?

Like it or not Daylight Savings Time starts this weekend. Daylight Saving Time arrives at 2 a.m. Sunday, so people should set their clocks forward one hour. While you will get one less hour of sleep, the days will instantly seem much longer. It also seems as though the majority of the population enjoys Daylight Savings Time. Do you?

The sixth biggest jackpot in the history of the United States was given away last month when an 81 year old woman from Rhode Island won the $336.4 million Powerball jackpot. She choose to take a lump sum, so she received $210 million. The down to earth family oriented woman said she planned a vacation first, and then she'll continue to focus on her family and helping people. If you won the lottery

Over the last few days I have been poking fun of my morning show co-host, Susan Moore, because she is still carrying around a flip phone that looks like it is straight from 1999. Being a bit younger than she is, it was my perception that everyone had one of those fancy smartphones by now because everyone from my generation does. Then I thought, well, my parents and grandparents have cell phones, b

I truly thought these little devices called cell phone jammers only existed in the movies, but now we are hearing that the general public in real life has been able to get their hands on them. The gadget that can prevent cell phones from contacting their base station thus preventing calls from happening, made headlines last week after a man in Philadelphia used one on a bus to quit his "extre

It doesn't really matter where you are from, what you do, or what you like, there is at least one thing we all seem to have in common... A favorite Dr. Seuss book. Theodor Seuss Geisel, or Dr. Seuss, was born on this day in 1904 and now we celebrate March 2nd every year as Dr. Seuss Day. Having 46 of them to choose from, it seems as though everyone has their favorite. So, what is your favorite Dr.

In what was most likely the most important game of the year for the Colorado State mens basketball team, the Rams found themselves down 16 points early in the final half to nationally ranked UNLV. About an hour later, the near sellout crowd at Moby Arena was dancing. Why? Because the Rams knocked off the #17 team in the country 66-59. A win that just may seal a bid into the NCAA tournament later t

It seemed like overnight almost all of my female friends had an account on this new website called Pinterest. Actually, it did kind of gain its populartity overnight. Pinterest is the fastest growing website of all time actually according to ComScore. Although it's not just for women, it is dominated by females with 97% of the site's Facebook "likes" being made by women. So, do you have

It seems as though everyday when I pass the gas station on my way to work the price for gas goes up a little bit more. But after looking over the Lundberg Survey on gas prices that was released Sunday, gas prices in our area are actually relatively low. Prices are projected to continue to rise until about mid-April where Fort Collins will probably see prices around $3.25/gallon. Although its not $

After not sleeping much last Thursday night while sitting up listening to the wind howl and wondering if it was going to blow my house to Kansas, I figured we had seen the last of the wind for awhile. Wrong! Northern Colorado was then deprived of what was a beautiful weekend by extremely strong winds. Fences are down, trash cans are miles from home, and hairdos will never be the same. I can offici