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Man dies after paddleboarding accident in Larimer County
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — A man died after a paddleboarding accident at Carter Lake Saturday afternoon, according to the Larimer County Sheriff's Office. The sheriff's office said Fort Collins 911 Dispatch Center received a report of a water emergency at Carter Lake at 2:15 p.m. on Saturday. The caller...
The Alexander Mountain Fire is Nearly at Full Containment
A week and a half after the Alexander Mountain Fire started, the Larimer County Sheriff's Office informed the public that the Northern Colorado wildfire was almost fully contained. The Larimer County Sheriff's Office posted on Facebook on Thursday that the Alexander Mountain Fire efforts continue and the community recovery phase...
Fireflies Are Thriving at a Northern Colorado Marsh
While fireflies do exist in Colorado, they are not seen as frequently as in other places in the eastern part of the country. Researchers currently know of at least one native species of lightning bug in the Centennial State, but it's a non-glowing kind, which explains why they're rarely observed.
Paddleboarder dies after accident at Carter Lake
A paddleboarder pulled from Carter Lake on Saturday afternoon has died, the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office reported. “This incident impacts so many people, from the victim’s family and friends to witnesses and first responders,” LCSO Investigations Division Captain Bobby Moll stated in a release. “Weather conditions can go from calm to chaos quickly this time of year. Having safety gear on your boat or board is crucial to preventing tragedy. Our hearts are with everyone grieving this heartbreaking loss.”
Colorado weather: Heat returns, more thunderstorms and hail possible Sunday
Front Range residents can expect to see temperatures reach 90 degrees on Sunday with scattered thunderstorms bringing the chance of high winds and hail to the region and flooding to recent wildfire burn scars. National Weather Service forecasters issued a hazardous weather outlook for the Front Range and Eastern Plains,...
Paddleboarder falls into Carter Lake, later pronounced dead
A paddleboarder pulled from Carter Lake on Saturday afternoon has died, the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office reported. “This incident impacts so many people, from the victim’s family and friends to witnesses and first responders,” LCSO Investigations Division Captain Bobby Moll stated in a release. “Weather conditions can go from calm to chaos quickly this time of year. Having safety gear on your boat or board is crucial to preventing tragedy. Our hearts are with everyone grieving this heartbreaking loss.”
Man dies after paddleboarding accident on Carter Lake Reservoir
A man died Saturday after a paddleboarding accident on Carter Lake Reservoir west of Berthoud, according to the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office. Emergency crews responded to the reservoir 9 miles west of Berthoud around 2:15 p.m. after someone called 911 about a man falling off his paddleboard into the water and not surfacing, the sheriff’s office said in a news release Sunday.
What Exactly Caused 2024’s Alexander Mountain Fire in Colorado?
With nearly 10,000 acres burned, 26 homes destroyed, and thousands of people evacuated for more than a week, the Alexander Mountain Fire, west of Loveland, Colorado, is one of the state's biggest wildfires of record this year. While investigators dig into what the exact cause of the fire was, many...
Investigators announce Alexander Mountain Fire was human caused
Investigators in Northern Colorado on Friday announced that the Alexander Mountain Fire was human caused. They say they are now looking for more help from the public in determining exactly how the destructive wildfire that burned more than 25 homes started. The U.S. Forest Service and Larimer County Sheriff's Office say they have gotten lots of tips since they put out a request a few days after the Alexander Mountain Fire started on July 29 west of Loveland. They thanked the public for those contributions in and news release and say they now have a more specific request: They would...
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